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[JoeCool]

Ok, dumb question...

How can the "Php Code Snippet" itself (with your url "http://www.nextgenlinks.com" enclosed) not be a footprint?

If I can find and see it in the source code, what's to prevent any of the SE's from finding and seeing it also?

Ok, smart question...

What if we have more than 50 sites to add to the system, either now or in the future? Can we purchase another subscription at our WSO price at anytime?

Ok, another smart question...

I build mainly Joomla websites. Any possibility of creating a Joomla compatible "Sidebar Widget" and "Contextual Plugin" in addition to the WordPress ones? If so, that would be sweet!

And finally, one last smart question...

What happens to the backlinks our sites have accumulated if we decide to, for whatever reason, cancel our subscription? Do they come down, or is there something in place in your system to insure that they stay up even if we leave? Seems fair that if we pay for a month or a year's worth of service, that the links we receive should not disappear.


Thanks,
JoeCool

[hotlinkz]

Originally Posted by rbowen

I just purchased your WSO, hopefully correctly: Gold Membership for $27/month. (I'd appreciate your verifying that.)

I sent you a PM with a few questions and concerns, too.

Thanks,
Richard

Could you please share the questions and answers for the benefit of all who are interested in the system? Precluding any confidential info of course.

Thanks!

[hotlinkz]

Two additional questions:

* How many sites are currently in the system?
* Do we need to rename page(s) to a .php format?

Thanks!
CeeJ

[Daniel McGonagle]

I don't know why I'm answering these questions for Charles, maybe he has a life unlike yours truly, but I do believe he mentions on the sales page that this won't leave any foortprints for the SEs to see. They say it's a trade secret, who knows?

As far as renaming php files, I don't see how or why it would want to do that.

Not sure about joomla sites

I do believe they have a membership for unlimited sites, which I wouldn't even think of doing until a few sites have achieved positive effects from this.

Not sure how many sites or members they have. I only have 1 site that's received links so far, but I'm stilling working the system here a bit.

Happy New Year.

Dan

P.S. I'm just a new member of NGL, and a busybody giving unsolicited reviews

[granola]

Originally Posted by Daniel McGonagle

I've been a member for a bit now...

Charles (Granola) is pretty responsive, so support is great.
Here is an example of a wordpress blog with the WordPress SideBar NextGen PHP Widget on it

Automated Marketing Systems

Look on right sidebar, sidebar #2 to see how the sidebar widget would work on your site. This is an example of how you could be linking out to other sites.

The contextual widget will link out to other sites via hyperlinked words in the body of your content.

As far as GETTING links goes, I've received a few and it raised me a few spots for this term here

automated Marketing System - Google Search

As you may know, SERPS fluctuate up and down all the time, but with the few links I received already from NGL I saw some movement upwards again and was #2 for that term for a day or so. Movement in the SERPs is indicative of links being credited by the SEs.

For that particular term, not much was needed to rise up a bit anyways, but I think it was a fair test of NGL. I followed the steps, gave out links, got more links back and saw some changes.

Here's a candid review of the process...

1- Add domain names and site urls
2- get snippet codes
3- install snippet codes
4- spider your site from NGL member's area
5- Once spidering is done a CSV file is created, this contain a list of all your urls, titles, tags etc...

6- download the CSV, then import your CSV to NGL area
7- If autoapprove links is turned on, you're done

The worst part about this is how long it takes to have sites spidered, but I suggested that they make it work in the background nd then email you with a link once spidering is done and CSV file created (much like cpanel does for fullsite backups)

Charles also mentioned he has some other pretty cool features lined up for members that I can't spoil for him or other members. They seem like they know SEO so hopefully the links are valuable not just numerous...

Thanks for the Honest Review Dan!

Despite all our testing, we still had a few hiccups in the beginning to work through and Dan was a great help.

Things are running smoothly now and we have started to work on our first major update.

It's pretty amazing the effect consistent and good link activity can have on a site.

We have only been "Live" for 10 days now and already members are starting to see positive results, more traffic and higher rankings even with minimum effort over the Holidays.

We are set for some major promotions coming up soon, so now is a great time to grab a membership at a great price and be in front of all the new traffic

I hope everyone had a Wonderful and Safe Holiday Season!

Charles

[granola]

Originally Posted by JoeCool

Ok, dumb question...

How can the "Php Code Snippet" itself (with your url "http://www.nextgenlinks.com" enclosed) not be a footprint?

If I can find and see it in the source code, what's to prevent any of the SE's from finding and seeing it also?

Ok, smart question...

What if we have more than 50 sites to add to the system, either now or in the future? Can we purchase another subscription at our WSO price at anytime?

Ok, another smart question...

I build mainly Joomla websites. Any possibility of creating a Joomla compatible "Sidebar Widget" and "Contextual Plugin" in addition to the WordPress ones? If so, that would be sweet!

And finally, one last smart question...

What happens to the backlinks our sites have accumulated if we decide to, for whatever reason, cancel our subscription? Do they come down, or is there something in place in your system to insure that they stay up even if we leave? Seems fair that if we pay for a month or a year's worth of service, that the links we receive should not disappear.


Thanks,
JoeCool

Hi JoeCool,

Good questions! Here are the answers:

How can the "Php Code Snippet" itself (with your url "http://www.nextgenlinks.com" enclosed) not be a footprint?

If I can find and see it in the source code, what's to prevent any of the SE's from finding and seeing it also?

The reason this does not leave a footprint is because PHP is a server-side scripting language, not a client-side scripting language. In other words, PHP reads information from the NextGenLinks domain "behind-the-scenes" using the readfile() method in PHP. The resulting client-side HTML output is NOT traceable using this technique. "YOU", as the site owner, may see the nextgenlinks domain in your Code Snippet, but the public, spiders and SE's never will. To better understand this, you may want to read this article:

Server-side scripting - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

What if we have more than 50 sites to add to the system, either now or in the future? Can we purchase another subscription at our WSO price at anytime?

You would have to upgrade to the next level, there is no current discount for that, however, if when you are ready to upgrade you send me a pm through the forum, I'm sure we can work something out.

Of course, if the WSO is still active, then I suppose you could purchase another account...

I build mainly Joomla websites. Any possibility of creating a Joomla compatible "Sidebar Widget" and "Contextual Plugin" in addition to the WordPress ones? If so, that would be sweet!

Seems we neglected Joomla site owners...
I will forward this to the programming team and we'll see what we can do about adding it to the next update.

What happens to the backlinks our sites have accumulated if we decide to, for whatever reason, cancel our subscription? Do they come down, or is there something in place in your system to insure that they stay up even if we leave? Seems fair that if we pay for a month or a year's worth of service, that the links we receive should not disappear.

We have given this alot of thought. Originally we were just going to remove the links if you are no longer a member, but that doesn't seem right, then we decided to keep them and maintain them for you, but that could end up being very costly to us over a long period of time, especially if you are no longer displaying links on your pages.

So what we decided to finally do is charge a very small maintenance fee to maintain your links active in the system after you stop your subscription.

This will depend on the number of sites and links that need to be maintained, but it will be very nominal like $.01-$.03 per link, so if you have 1250 incoming links, it would be $12.50 per month for example.

We also decided...

If you are an active paying member for a full two years, your payments will stop and you can continue to use the system and your current account for free.

I hope this helps to answer your questions

Charles

[granola]

Originally Posted by hotlinkz

Two additional questions:

* How many sites are currently in the system?
* Do we need to rename page(s) to a .php format?

Thanks!
CeeJ

Hi Ceej!

* How many sites are currently in the system?

We are currently at 150 members with an average of 5 websites each and growing fast. So over 750 sites to link to and from.

That's what is in the system currently, that does not mean they are all available, it depends on whether the owner of each site has taken action, and that will always be a fraction of what is available.

* Do we need to rename page(s) to a .php format?

It is enough to be on a PHP enabled server, so long as the file you're placing the Snippet into is parsed as PHP by the server. Some servers parse PHP code inside of .html files, or even custom extensions. That being said, the default installation on most servers requires the file to end with .php

The best way to test this, is to place this code:
<?php echo 1; ?>

into a file on your site and name it test.html

Open the file in your browser. If it has a 1 on it, then the server is parsing .html files with PHP in them.

If it does not work, there is a quick way to tell your server to parse php inside of a .html file by adding this to your .htaccess file

AddType application/x-httpd-php .html .htm

for more information on that see:
Make PHP to work in your HTML files with .htacess

Let us know if you have any other questions Ceej.

Charles

[granola]

Hi!

We have added a Quick Start PDF Guide to the site.

I am posting this here even though it is meant for members, because I feel it will answer alot of your questions.

The link to the PDF is here:

http://www.nextgenlinks.com/Quick_Start_Guide.pdf

Enjoy

Charles

[steveniam]

I was linked to your site. However I notice there is no similar niche which I can link to. So far I have only 2 links after almost a week.

Any way to increase the links?

Originally Posted by Daniel McGonagle

I've been a member for a bit now...

Charles (Granola) is pretty responsive, so support is great.
Here is an example of a wordpress blog with the WordPress SideBar NextGen PHP Widget on it

Automated Marketing Systems

Look on right sidebar, sidebar #2 to see how the sidebar widget would work on your site. This is an example of how you could be linking out to other sites.

The contextual widget will link out to other sites via hyperlinked words in the body of your content.

As far as GETTING links goes, I've received a few and it raised me a few spots for this term here

automated Marketing System - Google Search

As you may know, SERPS fluctuate up and down all the time, but with the few links I received already from NGL I saw some movement upwards again and was #2 for that term for a day or so. Movement in the SERPs is indicative of links being credited by the SEs.

For that particular term, not much was needed to rise up a bit anyways, but I think it was a fair test of NGL. I followed the steps, gave out links, got more links back and saw some changes.

Here's a candid review of the process...

1- Add domain names and site urls
2- get snippet codes
3- install snippet codes
4- spider your site from NGL member's area
5- Once spidering is done a CSV file is created, this contain a list of all your urls, titles, tags etc...

6- download the CSV, then import your CSV to NGL area
7- If autoapprove links is turned on, you're done

The worst part about this is how long it takes to have sites spidered, but I suggested that they make it work in the background nd then email you with a link once spidering is done and CSV file created (much like cpanel does for fullsite backups)

Charles also mentioned he has some other pretty cool features lined up for members that I can't spoil for him or other members. They seem like they know SEO so hopefully the links are valuable not just numerous...

[granola]

Hi Steve!

I was linked to your site. However I notice there is no similar niche which I can link to. So far I have only 2 links after almost a week.

Any way to increase the links?

We are in the very early stages, we've only been live for 10-11 days now, so there is not a whole lot of variation in niches just yet.

I have basically only offered the system to the Warriors and to a handful of select friends, so the predominant niches right now are marketing related.

We are tidying up some last minute requests, good ideas and suggestions from Warriors and as soon as we are close to being finished we will begin promoting more heavily, just a couple weeks max.

We are going to integrate with several established online communities in the very near future which will bring in thousands of new sites in all niches.

There is a lot of interest in our software, it really is a revolutionary approach to link building.

You guys are getting in a great price, and those of you that can hang in will be pleased.

If you quit now and come back later, this same package will cost you $77 per month, so by getting in now you are saving over $600 per year.

Charles

[visit_faraz]

Thanks for the awesome support Charles.
I received the start up guide too.

Thanks,
Faraz

[granola]

Originally Posted by visit_faraz

Thanks for the awesome support Charles.
I received the start up guide too.

Thanks,
Faraz

You're very welcome Faraz!

Thanks for your help and patience

Charles

[granola]

I'm looking forward to hearing some feedback on the functionality and design of the software.

I know many of the new members are starting to see some results.

Yesterday we had over 600 individual links clicked in the system, so this is not only increasing your rank, but because the links are so targeted users are actually clicking on them and driving traffic to your sites as well.

We are scheduling our launch within the next 10-15 days and we will have a Big Affiliate contest to drive sales and signups, so get ready!

Charles

[Linda B]

Charles, your system sounds like a great solution for people who have several sites and not enough hours in the day to manually find links for them. Just one question: I have a number of blogs that I post to regularly. How much work is it going to be for me to add those new pages into the system to get them links?

[granola]

Originally Posted by Linda B

Charles, your system sounds like a great solution for people who have several sites and not enough hours in the day to manually find links for them. Just one question: I have a number of blogs that I post to regularly. How much work is it going to be for me to add those new pages into the system to get them links?

Hi Linda,

Great Question.

The way it works right now is simple, when you update a page on your blog, you just copy the URL, and upload it to your account. Then you can have the system get the Meta tags and create the semantic synonyms for that page, and of course you can edit those if you like.

Since it is a blog, you'll either be using the plugin for contextual in-content links or the widget for sidebar links, so the snippet will already be on the page.

So to answer your question, literally no more than three minutes, probably less.

In our upgrades that we have scheduled, we will be adding more servers and the ability to spider your sites regularly for new pages automatically so you will never have to update manually.

To see how the system works, have a look at the quick start guide here:
http://www.nextgenlinks.com/Quick_Start_Guide.pdf

Charles

[Linda B]

So to answer your question, literally no more than three minutes, probably less.

In our upgrades that we have scheduled, we will be adding more servers and the ability to spider your sites regularly for new pages automatically so you will never have to update manually.

Wow, Charles, you're fast with the answers! And your answer is exactly what I was hoping it would be - something simple and easy to implement and FAST! I really like the future spidering of sites - that's the best solution of all. I'm definitely going to order this.

[granola]

Originally Posted by Linda B

Wow, Charles, you're fast with the answers! And your answer is exactly what I was hoping it would be - something simple and easy to implement and FAST! I really like the future spidering of sites - that's the best solution of all. I'm definitely going to order this.

Look forward to seeing you on the inside!

Let me know if you have any other questions.

Charles

[sunnyman]

This sure looks interesting... but I am confused about the math here:

Yes, you are linking out, BUT you're pages are limited to ONLY 5 links out per page and UNLIMITED incoming links.

A typical result will be a page with 4-5 outgoing links on it and 74 incoming links.

-- If the total numbers of outgoing and incoming links in the system are equal, then how can the above statement be correct, generally speaking?

[granola]

Originally Posted by sunnyman

This sure looks interesting... but I am confused about the math here:

-- If the total numbers of outgoing and incoming links in the system are equal, then how can the above statement be correct, generally speaking?

Hi!

I'd have to show you the process map and algorithm to fully explain this, and I
can't do that

Suffice it to say, it is the nature of the randomness that makes it work so well.

Not all of your pages will receive the same amount of links, some may get fewer/more than others.

Our system matches your pages to other relevant pages, your going to have some pages that are naturally more common, interesting, appealing to the masses and those pages will get more links to reflect that.

Plus, there are many other reasons why there will always be more incoming than outgoing links being created and this will grow exponentially.

For example, blog feeds, contextual links, plus we are adding an article submission service, and a few other goodies yet to be released that will continue to increase the incoming links.

If you take a look at the stats panel you would see that the system is growing by over 2000 links daily, and the link clicks are growing by more than 300% daily.

The activity alone of actively linking to and being linked to will increase spider activity and get more of your pages listed in the SE's in the very short term, and in the long term increase link popularity, authority and how your site is perceived in the eyes of the SE's.

Charles

[sunnyman]

Sounds fantastic, you sure know how to sell your stuff.

I tried to sign up but in spite of choosing the "Gold" package and then filling out all details I then get the "Opps you forgot to choose a subscription package" msg.

Wonder how well the rest of this thing works......

[granola]

Originally Posted by sunnyman

Sounds fantastic, you sure know how to sell your stuff.

I tried to sign up but in spite of choosing the "Gold" package and then filling out all details I then get the "Opps you forgot to choose a subscription package" msg.

Wonder how well the rest of this thing works......

Hi,

There should only be one package available on the page, the Warrior Special Offer Package.

The radio button is set to be checked automatically but some browsers are unchecking it, nothing we can do about that it has to do with browser and security settings.

I don't mean to sound insulting in any way, but when you say you "selected the Gold package" was that the only one available, and was the radio button in the upper left hand corner checked?

Charles

[sunnyman]

The page I arrived at when clicking your special link contained no radio button in the left corner as far I I could see. So after failing once, I found a page where you could actually choose different packages - checked the Gold and proceeded to the signup page. Same result again.

[sunnyman]

OOps.... I looked again and found a radio button on the blue background on the RIGHT-hand side of the form fields...! And checked it, and then it worked!

I guess this radio button was just to small for my eyes.

[granola]

Originally Posted by sunnyman

OOps.... I looked again and found a radio button on the blue background on the RIGHT-hand side of the form fields...! And checked it, and then it worked!

I guess this radio button was just to small for my eyes.

The reason it failed the second time was to prevent you from signing up for $77!


Thanks for joining, even though I didn't make it easy

Charles

[granola]

Here are some of our system stats over the past 7 days, these reflect only original beta testers and WSO purchasers!

Charles

[Mountainbird]

Hi Charles,

I'm very interested in your system. But I've one question left:

Does it work in the english speaking world only? Or does it work for non english speaking websites too?

[granola]

Originally Posted by Mountainbird

Hi Charles,

I'm very interested in your system. But I've one question left:

Does it work in the english speaking world only? Or does it work for non english speaking websites too?

Hi,

Right now it is optimized for english speaking sites.

After the launch, we are going to add other languages and create marketing campaigns to notify bring them in as well.

We'll probably start with German, French and Spanish (and Greek, since I'm Greek ) and expand from there.

Charles

[Mountainbird]

Originally Posted by granola

Hi,

Right now it is optimized for english speaking sites.

After the launch, we are going to add other languages and create marketing campaigns to notify bring them in as well.

We'll probably start with German, French and Spanish (and Greek, since I'm Greek ) and expand from there.

Charles

So if I want to keep your WSO offer I have to buy it now and wait for your launch of the German version?

[granola]

Originally Posted by Mountainbird

So if I want to keep your WSO offer I have to buy it now and wait for your launch of the German version?

Hi,

Short answer, Yes.

Long answer: If you purchase now, when we hit 1000 members, all WSO purchasers will revert to free membership so you have little more than a couple months payment at the most to lose.

However, if you only have a few German sites, less than 10 sites in all, then you can always join later as a silver member for $/EU37 per month when the German version is available.

If you have any english sites that link back to your German sites, then now is the time to join and promote those sites in NGL and link back from them to your German sites and add your German sites later.

You may also consider professionally translating your sites to english, this will double the amount of pages available in the SE's and you can use NGL to rank those pages and link them internally back to the German pages.

Just some ideas

Charles

[Mountainbird]

Hi Charles,

thank you for your ideas. You have your first German customer.

Edit & Karl

[granola]

Originally Posted by Mountainbird

Hi Charles,

thank you for your ideas. You have your first German customer.

Edit & Karl

Welcome aboard!

Be sure to join the forum, you'll find we have a few other German customers as well, with english speaking sites

Charles

[magentawave]

Hey Charles,

NextGen looks very cool. I've been using Linkvana for a couple months now and really don't know yet how well it is working for me, but I do know that even though I have others writing the 100 word articles for me, it is still quite a bit of work to add those to Linkvana's system since I'm doing it for five sites so far.

I have quite a few questions about NextGen please...

1) Once set up, is it less work than Linkvana?

3) Do we lose all the one way back links to our sites if we stop paying you the monthly fee? That isn't the case with Linkvana, but at $147.00 per month...

4) For Wordpress Sites: Is adding the link snippet to my WP sites as simple as pasting the code into a text widget in my right sidebar and then of course it appears on every page of my site?

5) I've seen the one way back links from Linkvana in my Wordpress dashboard and they are all coming from total junk - total nonsense - total spammy blog PR0 pages that no one in their right mind would bother visiting, or at least revisiting. So my little 100 word articles aren't there to generate traffic as far as someone actually clicking on my link. Instead, it theoretically is only for the search engines to think my site must be worthwhile since its a one way link. Anyway, besides the sites that we members put up there, how "quality" (or not) are your systems sites compared to the junk Linkvana blogs?

6) Would you be willing to say how many members you have so far?

7) Can you please explain how WSO'ers get a better deal if we leave you our testimonial?

8) To avoid getting my sites sand boxed, I limit my Linkvana submissions to one link every other day. Can we do that with your system? Can submissions be automatically "humanized" so it doesn't look like a machine is doing the linking for us?

9) Looking at your sales page here, with your 'Unique Bonus Link System'... can I assume that the url we submit to that should be our home page?

10) Do we need to add all our sites internal pages manually, or will your system pull them up automatically and then we can remove pages that we don't want linked to (like About Us, Contact Me, Terms, Disclaimer, etc.)?

11) Since its better for OUR sites to limit outgoing links, is there any advantage in putting up a 1 link snippet or a 5 link snippet on our sites?

12) Since the snippets we put on our sites are limited to 5 outgoing links, does that mean that a 30 page site might only be able to get about 125 links to it? (that is figuring a 30 page site minus 5 for pages that we don't want linked to = 25 pages X 5 outgoing links per page = 125 links to us)?

13) On this guys site mentioned previously Automated Marketing , is the 5 link snippet the rectangle box about 1/4 of the way down the page in the right sidebar below the "Recent Comments" section?

14) Can we set up the link snippets on our sites so they open a new page?

15) Just to clarify... Do we control ALL the links that go in the snippet on our sites, or is that done automatically by your system? And if WE control those outgoing link snippets, should we only allow site links that are relevant to what our site is about?

16) Are there any problems when using NextGen with WP sites? Is NextGen cool with WP 2.7?

17) Linkvana does allow deep linking. Please honestly explain the advantages and disadvantage of NextGen compared with Linkvana.

18) How come the only site I see in your showcase NextGenLinks - The Way Linking Was Meant To Be. Link Exchanges, Linking, Link Exchange Service and Link Partnerships. is one of those spammy sites? Is that typical of the sites that will be linking to our sites? And if so, are the links on that site going to sites like mine?

Whew! Thats it for now!

Thanks
Steve

[magentawave]

1) Once we have been paid members for two years we get our membership for free?

2) You said previously: "Long answer: If you purchase now, when we hit 1000 members, all WSO purchasers will revert to free membership so you have little more than a couple months payment at the most to lose."

So is it true that we have two ways to get our memberships to eventually cost us zero dollars per month?

Thanks again.
Steve

[granola]

Hi Steve,

OK, I needed to pour myself a drink and light a stogie to answer this one

1) Once set up, is it less work than Linkvana?

Much less work. It takes a bit to get set up, and then all you have to do is login every couple of days and approve new links.

Which will also be automated in the upcoming release.

3) Do we lose all the one way back links to our sites if we
stop paying you the monthly fee? That isn't the case with
Linkvana, but at $147.00 per month...

Don't know what happened to two... but here's the answer for three:

If and when you choose to discontinue your membership, if you have created a substantial amount of links to keep, then we will offer the option for you to pay a very small maintenance fee and we will maintain your links in the system.

We have answered this question earlier in this thread as well, and it seems to be a valid concern.

The problem we face is that you will no longer be a member and therefore no longer contributing links to the system.

The fee will be very small and it will be based on the number of links to maintain.

It is the reason we made the membership fees small and manageable. This needs to be seen as a long term investment and one that will easily be recouped based on the results.

4) For Wordpress Sites: Is adding the link snippet to my WP
sites as simple as pasting the code into a text widget in my
right sidebar and then of course it appears on every page of my
site?

You would download the WP Plugin from our site, which is specific to your blog, upload to your blog, activate it, add the widget to the sidebar and save.

Same as any other widget.

5) I've seen the one way back links from Linkvana in my
Wordpress dashboard and they are all coming from total junk -
total nonsense - total spammy blog PR0 pages that no one in
their right mind would bother visiting, or at least revisiting.
So my little 100 word articles aren't there to generate traffic
as far as someone actually clicking on my link. Instead, it
theoretically is only for the search engines to think my site
must be worthwhile since its a one way link. Anyway, besides the
sites that we members put up there, how "quality" (or not) are
your systems sites compared to the junk Linkvana blogs?

No, these are not throw away sites. These are users sites and are good to high quality sites that will become better through the use of the system.

Look at the stats picture in the post above and you will see that the links are getting 33% CTR's, which means visitors are finding the links and other sites interesting enough to click on!

6) Would you be willing to say how many members you have so far?

We are over 200 members as of today, and our official launch is in 6 days. We expect to be well over 2000 members and growing within a couple months.

7) Can you please explain how WSO'ers get a better deal if we
leave you our testimonial?

When I receive your real testimonial, I will upgrade your account to the platinum level.

8) To avoid getting my sites sand boxed, I limit my Linkvana
submissions to one link every other day. Can we do that with
your system? Can submissions be automatically "humanized" so it
doesn't look like a machine is doing the linking for us?

Yes, but you don't have to. Our system humanizes the process better than you can, because it is a human process. The links are created when other users create them.

But you can take full control as well, that option is available.

9) Looking at your sales page here, with your 'Unique Bonus
Link System'... can I assume that the url we submit to that
should be our home page?

No, it can be any page you want. It can be a sales page, it can be a contest page, a poll page, a new article page...

Or your home page

And you can change it as often as you like.

10) Do we need to add all our sites internal pages manually, or
will your system pull them up automatically and then we can
remove pages that we don't want linked to (like About Us,
Contact Me, Terms, Disclaimer, etc.)?

Yes, our spider will extract all of your pages and create a CSV file which you can upload to the system. If you have a robots.txt file which prohibits spiders from following those pages, our spider will obey it.

11) Since its better for OUR sites to limit outgoing links, is
there any advantage in putting up a 1 link snippet or a 5 link
snippet on our sites?

The snippet is the same snippet either way, but once you realize that this is no longer the same SEO game you have been playing so far, you will not have a problem adding five outgoing links to your pages.

Outgoing links are GOOD and REQUIRED by Google. It is the activity that matters not the amount of incoming vs outgoing links that you have on your pages.

This will be argued, no doubt, but we have proven it time and time again with countless sites and clients.

12) Since the snippets we put on our sites are limited to 5
outgoing links, does that mean that a 30 page site might only be
able to get about 125 links to it? (that is figuring a 30 page
site minus 5 for pages that we don't want linked to = 25 pages X
5 outgoing links per page = 125 links to us)?

No, the incoming links are unlimited. They are not calculated against the amount of outgoing links.

You may have some less popular and common pages that get only a couple links in and other more popular pages that get hundreds over time.

The links are random and based on users adding them to their pages.

If you have a lousy site that is spammy, it won't receive many links in, just like a human would do, because it is a human doing it.

13) On this guys site mentioned previously
Automated Marketing
, is the 5 link snippet the rectangle box about 1/4 of the way
down the page in the right sidebar below the "Recent Comments"
section?

Yes, but it is highly customizable, that is the default design.

14) Can we set up the link snippets on our sites so they open a
new page?

Yes

15) Just to clarify... Do we control ALL the links that go in
the snippet on our sites, or is that done automatically by your
system? And if WE control those outgoing link snippets, should
we only allow site links that are relevant to what our site is
about?

Yes, you have full control.

Yes and No. The idea of building many links in and out of your site is to have links that your users may find interesting but that do not directly compete with you.

As long as you have your user in mind, you cannot go wrong.

16) Are there any problems when using NextGen with WP sites? Is
NextGen cool with WP 2.7?

It works well with WP.

There is both plugin and a Widget available specifically designed for WP.

And we are compatible with all versions of PHP.

17) Linkvana does allow deep linking. Please honestly explain
the advantages and disadvantage of NextGen compared with
Linkvana.

NGL and Linkvana are two completely different beasts.

NGL takes each individual page on your site and matches it to other pages in the system. Creating relevant incoming links.

Linkvana takes a snippet of copy, most likely creating by article spinning software, and pastes it on hundreds of blogs that may or may not be relevant. It doesn't look or feel natural.

18) How come the only site I see in your showcase
NextGenLinks - The
Way Linking Was Meant To Be. Link Exchanges, Linking, Link
Exchange Service and Link Partnerships. is one of those
spammy sites? Is that typical of the sites that will be linking
to our sites? And if so, are the links on that site going to
sites like mine?

We are going to be updating the showcase with sites that our users submit to give them additional exposure.

Keep in mind, you have full control over the links in and out of your site.

It all depends on how much control you want.

Charles

[Adustul]

just purchased, looking forward to testing.

Question, should you be using pages on your site like tag pages, comments, etc?

[granola]

Originally Posted by abesclub

just purchased, looking forward to testing.

Question, should you be using pages on your site like tag pages, comments, etc?

Hi and Welcome!

It's not necessary, but you can.

Many good comments will be linked to and can provide a very good source of content for your site.

The problem is, many WP templates will not include the sidebar in the comment and tag pages.

Charles

[magentawave]

Thanks for taking the time to post answers to ALL of my questions Charles! I joined yesterday.

Steve

[granola]

Hi!

I want to welcome all the new members, things are really starting to pick up.

I think we made the right choice to keep the WSO price at only $27, we have had about 18 signups in the past 4-5 days alone

Please remember to Join the forum and use our support desk for any questions or problems you may have getting started.

I also wanted to remind everyone that our Official Launch is in 2 Days on January 13th and we are having a huge Affiliate Contest with lots of Cash prizes, so be sure to sign up and take part.

Many of our affiliates will be getting their first affiliate checks and the end of this month, Congratulations!

For more info on the affiliate program, click on this link:
NextGenLinks - Affiliate Contest. Take part in our affiliate contest for Cash Prizes up to $5,000!

Thanks!
Charles

[Maria Gudelis]

Just signed up - looks good!

[granola]

Originally Posted by Maria Gudelis

Just signed up - looks good!

Hi Maria,

Thanks for joining, have forwarded your info and the guys will be setting up your sites soon

Charles

[granola]

Our launch and Affiliate contest start in two and a half hours or 12am cst Jan. 13th so we we will be closing the WSO.

Now is you're last chance to take advantage of this offer

Thanks to all who joined!

Charles

[Austin Delaney]

Hiya;

I went and checked the totalmarketingsystem site you have listed above as a demo of the sidebar widget.

Upon checking the source the links are all 'nofollow' - is that set by the blog owner or part of your system?

Cheers,
Austin.

[granola]

Hi Austin,

The no-follow tag will only be activated if the user has placed his sites on hold, meaning that he does not want to receive any more incoming or outgoing links for a certain period of time, that could be for a number of reasons.

Or if the users account has expired, which we will continue to display the links for thirty days or until they bring their account up to date.

This is only the case if the member has not been active for at least four months.

After four months of active membership all links acquired will remain active even if you cancel or your account expires.

The default for all links is of course_follow

Charles

[mike11]

Hi Charles
I tried some link building services,your service is the best for me for several reasons:
1- Affordable only $25 per month for 50 sites
2- whitehat system so you are rest sure not to be penalized by google
3- full automation
4- permanent links
5- great and fast support
thanks again and keep the good work

[granola]

Hi!

Thanks for the kind words

The system has really started to pick up some speed now!

Charles

Originally Posted by mike11

Hi Charles
I tried some link building services,your service is the best for me for several reasons:
1- Affordable only $25 per month for 50 sites
2- whitehat system so you are rest sure not to be penalized by google
3- full automation
4- permanent links
5- great and fast support
thanks again and keep the good work

[Jeremy Kelsall]

How many sites are already in the network to exchange links from?

[granola]

Originally Posted by Jeremy Kelsall

How many sites are already in the network to exchange links from?

Hi Jeremy,

We are just over 300 members with an average of about 5 sites per person and 50 pages per site.

300 members - 1500 sites - 75,000 pages

Keep in mind, this is not a link exchange so you will not be exchanging links with 1500 sites.

Once you add your sites and pages (URLs) to the system, based on the content of each page, it will be matched with several other pages from the 75,000 pool.

From that pool you will add some outgoing links to each page of your site, up to 5 links max per page, 8 links max per day per site, and then as other members add links to their pages which also match your content, your incoming links will grow.

Note, there are no limits to the number of incoming links per URL you can receive, so some of your pages may get hundreds of incoming links and others only a few, which makes the link growth very random and natural.

As an aside, expect the numbers above to grow dramatically over the next few weeks

I just scheduled a webinar for this Wednesday afternoon with a good friend of mine and Affiliate Manager for Clickbooth.com which will be promoting the Nextgenlinks.com affiliate program to 25,000 clickbooth affiliates!

I will post more details this afternoon when the webinar schedule is finalized.

Let me know if you have any more questions Jeremy

Charles

[JOHN_RODRIGUEZ]

How does NGL deal with new pages that are added to your site after you have spidered it? Do we have to respider the site on a regular basis?

Thanks,
John

[granola]

Originally Posted by JOHN_RODRIGUEZ

How does NGL deal with new pages that are added to your site after you have spidered it? Do we have to respider the site on a regular basis?

Thanks,
John

Hi John,

The way it works currently, if you add a new page to your site, you can login to your account at NGL and add the new page to your domain, the system will use the meta tags to populate the information needed.

It literally takes less than one minute to add a new page and if you have the snippet in a sitewide php file or header/footer/sidebar then you are all set to go.

In the very near future, I can't say exactly because we are still coding, we are going to have a new server added with the sole purpose of respidering your sites on a regular basis and adding any new pages found to the system.

You will be notified via email when any new pages are added and you will have the option to login and verify/edit the information for each.

Charles

[iMerickz]

hi,
i am interested in this service. does it mean that we have to manually login to add the pages everyday if we add new blog posts to our site everyday?
also, i have pm you regarding one question. thks..