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13 years ago

I've had a few emails about them too. I haven't used them but they sound VERY similar to a service I tried out at the end of 2009 and ran with for 4 or 5 months. It could be these guys are resellers for the service I used and have rebadged the offering slightly.

I was paying $127 a month or the service I'm refering to, and ran with it for several months to give it time to have impact. 4 or 5 months is usually enough to get some low competition keyword sites onto the first page.

Truth is I didn't see any results like the ones I was expecting. In fact I check the ranking stats each month and each time most of my rankings were dropping. Needless to say I'm no longer a member

Most types of quality backlinks can take several months before they have an impact on your rankings, so if you go with something like this you need to commit to at least 3 months before you'd see even slight results.

If you want a good link building system I use services like Linkvana, Unique Article Wizard, SEOLinkVine and Article Marketing Automation

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rickghouse 13 years ago

Originally Posted by catzilla

If you want a good link building system I use services like Linkvana, Unique Article Wizard, SEOLinkVine and Article Marketing Automation

I think I'll pass on BackLinks Ninja.

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13 years ago

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Sylonious

13 years ago

Originally Posted by Daniel McGonagle

Ninja is a clone of LinxBoss, private label version of it being rented out...

LinxBoss works, just takes time and the links aren't pretty, but it works and it's hands free no writing involved.

Yeah, but will it work best for his needs? If he's willing to do some work there are a few better blog networks out there. Plus, no blog network will work by itself. He has to decide for himself If he wants to spend $147 on TOP of any other seo he needs to do.

IMO, the advantage that BacklinksNinja has over Backlinksoltuions is that it gives you links from 200 new domains each month, and it's 100% automated (which makes it scalable).

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Sylonious

13 years ago

Also keep in mind that Google looks at the text surrounding links to determine it's uniqueness. While they (Backlinks Ninja) are scraping article sites to get the content the upside is that each link you get from the system will have completely different text surrounding it (at no additional cost).

So Google can't really discount the link in the same way it would links from one article that's spun and distributed through out a blog network.

Just to put things in perspective. The average blog post is around 80% unique. If you took a 500 word article and used the service spunwrite to rewrite each sentence twice then spin format the article you'd only be able to accomplish 30% uniqueness (according to "the link juicer").

I was only able to get up to 15% uniqueness in link juicer using "Best Article Spinner". On top of that BAS reported that my article was 33% unique.

So it's definitely a tough choice between Ninja Backlinks, Link Vana And Backlinksolutions.

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13 years ago

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Sylonious

13 years ago

Originally Posted by foxmanbiz

To be honest I looked at it as it sounded pretty good, but when I started looking around some of the SEO forums I changed my mind. I don't think the quality of the links you get are up to much so you could end up making your site look a bit 'spammy' in Giggle's eyes.
For me, I think quality links are always better than quantity certainly in the long term and one PR2 link is worth 100 PR0 links - something to remember

I would only use Brute Force SEO for my linking, quality is top notch and it does so much more. Peter Drew will always get my vote!

That's pretty shameful to come into a thread and say something random like that just to get a sale.

Brute Force SEO makes brand new Web 2.0 properties that don't have any PR to start off with and won't just build up PR on their own.

On the BruteForce Seo sales page they give you a free month of Unique Article Wizard so I don't think Peter Drew shares your views on blog networks being "spammy".

You aren't going to trip spam filters (or even get sandboxed) by getting 5 or 6 links per day. Especially, when they are spread out over a couple of pages.

I haven't been in BacklinksNinja for very long, but I can tell you that mid-range PR blog networks will pass you SOME pagerank.

I got a PR 3 Squidoo lens from just 50 posts on LinkVana. I've also seen sites get a PR of 4 just from backlinksolutions alone so I know these networks will pass pagerank.

From what I've seen so far the backlinksninja network isn't quite as good as LV or BS, but the blogs have enough PR to pass on some Pagerank.

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Lost Leader

13 years ago

I signed up to backlinks ninja this weekend and am already off to a rocky start.

The interface seems a little buggy (not terrible). I had to enter my info twice for some sites.

There is no written documentation ... just videos.

I have asked 2 support questions with no reply. I thought I read somewhere that there was response within 12 hours ... I am over 24 hours and counting (and that may have been linx boss).

Their ranking system is flawed. Most of the sites and keywords I entered have rankings. It found none.

Maybe I am doing something wrong (don't think I am). If my questions were answered through support I would know.

$147 per month isn't a lot to some people; but $2000 a year is. I expect a little better support than what is given.

Just my initial impressions. If I get no support today I am going to ask for my money back.

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Lost Leader 13 years ago

I thought this deserved a new post.

Within the hour of my post here, I received a reply.

I am told it takes 5 days for the ranking to be tracked and then it updates every 5 days.

I will track results; but I believe it will do what I need it to do.
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Sylonious 13 years ago

Originally Posted by Lost Leader

Their ranking system is flawed. Most of the sites and keywords I entered have rankings. It found none.

Check all the different data servers to make sure you are ranked highly for those terms.

I was a bit surprised at the results today.
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jjcali

13 years ago

Has anyone here used Backlinks Ninja for 3+ months with positive search engine ranking results and traffic?

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13 years ago

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13 years ago

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Sylonious

13 years ago

Originally Posted by jjcali

Daniel McGonagle: "I went to the site and under TOS got their company name. Google them and found several sites they use for link building. Used copyscape to check them out, found all of their contents are duplicate contents copied from article directories. Do this and you'll know how they do link building - a small blog post and anchor link at the end."

Won't links from duplicate content have a negative effect on your SERPs? When I do a backlink check on my competitors, I don't see any links from these sites.

If you write an article and then distribute it to 250 sites the links in that article will all have very similar text surrounding them. Google will count many of those links as just one link because they compare the pages with your link on them.

Spinning the article would help, but even then the article and the link text surrounding your link would be similar. Google would still pick up on the fact that it's the same basic article being spun and count many of the links as duplicates.

With backlinksinja duplicate content is used, but it's not the same article being used 250 times all linking back to the same site. It's a different 200 words being scraped each time.

That's THEIR STRATEGY and I honestly don't know which one works better. I do know that those sites have a better chance of getting banned than the blogs in the LinkVana or Backlinksolutions network.

However, Google can't penalize you for getting 5 or 6 links a day from duplicate content. They can just discount those links.

You're rankings could go up or down. That's just how the Google dance works.

Originally Posted by jjcali

Do you know how LinkVana compares to SEOLinkVine?

LinkVana has a better blog network, but they charge $147 + $2 per post. I outsourced all of my posts so if I wanted 100 posts per month I would pay an extra $200. That's $347 per month just for 100 links.

You get a lot more bang for your buck if YOU write the articles yourself.

With Seolinkvine you will get more links, but from mostly sites with NO pr. All of the blogs are user submitted.

Seolinkvine could work very well for you if you are willing to get your hands dirty. Write a lot of content, and link out to your main sites, link wheels and your video pages (that link back to your main site).

I would pay $5 for an article from need-an-article.net then turn around and spin it with the best article spinner. However, A per sentence spin might work better than a word by word spinner like BAS.

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Ken Strong

13 years ago

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Sylonious

13 years ago

Originally Posted by KenStrong

"Reviews" that are really promoting affiliate links will be deleted.

Well, the page itself was useful (IMO) because the commenters had some negative stuff to say about the service. One guy talked about how the content was scraped from article directories and how it was easy for him to find all the different blogs using a few Google searches.

I found it useful, but I can see how someone could just come in and read that review without looking at the comments.

Anyway, I didn't mean to get anybody in trouble. I think he might have had a Googlealert for that domain and popped in when I mentioned it. IDK

Originally Posted by jjcali

What happened to my post?

I have 200 unique articles written already, and I am having each sentence manually rewritten three times. I hope to have my articles ready in 2-3 months. I used article spinners before but the results and links didn't help.

I am thinking of posting to SEOLinkVine, ArticleMarketingAutomation, and try Big Mike's ArticleBot as well as SENuke. I am not sure which will work best, but I heard LinkVana is not as good anymore. If you message me I can tell you more.

I think I will try Backlinks Ninja as well. Have you tried One Way Links?

I definitely wouldn't order both Seolinkvine and AM because they seem like the same service to me. I got more links from Seolinkvine, and it seems like the blog network is steadily growing (behind that Brad Callen name).

That's an awful lot of articles. At $5 per article that'll run you $1000. Are you promoting a lot of domains, Web 2.0 pages or article pages?

I would've spent that $1000 a lot differently. Traffic Geyser, PDF Branding, Link Wheels, Buying links, directory submissions (only the top ones), etc.

That's just me. That's not my strategy, but it might work for you.

BacklinksNinja only gives you like 5 or 6 links per day. I honestly don't see how that would help you if you plan on submitting all those articles on Seolinkvine. It just seems like overkill, IMO.

I was never interested in One Way Links. I've tried other John Leger services, but I was not too excited about the 250 links per month limit. I have quite a few domains, articles and web 2.0 properties that I want to get links to.

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jjcali

13 years ago

What happened to my post?

I have 200 unique articles written already, and I am having each sentence manually rewritten three times. I hope to have my articles ready in 2-3 months. I used article spinners before but the results and links didn't help.

I am thinking of posting to SEOLinkVine, ArticleMarketingAutomation, and try Big Mike's ArticleBot as well as SENuke. I am not sure which will work best, but I heard LinkVana is not as good anymore. If you message me I can tell you more.

I think I will try Backlinks Ninja as well. Have you tried One Way Links?

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jjcali

13 years ago

It actually cost a lot more than $5 since each article has 3 manually written variations for each sentence. I am promoting a couple of domains but the keywords are very competitive (up to 900M competing pages in Google). For the main keyword we rank within the top 10, but the goal is to be within the top 3 but for all high traffic keyword phrases and there are many.

We created a few hundred videos and distributed to video sites using Traffic Geyser but they didn't generate much of traffic. We also submitted to many directories and used bookmarking tools, but still we can't beat the tough competition.

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Sylonious

13 years ago

Originally Posted by jjcali

It actually cost a lot more than $5 since each article has 3 manually written variations for each sentence. I am promoting a couple of domains but the keywords are very competitive (up to 900M competing pages in Google). For the main keyword we rank within the top 10, but the goal is to be within the top 3 but for all high traffic keyword phrases and there are many.

We created a few hundred videos and distributed to video sites using Traffic Geyser but they didn't generate much of traffic. We also submitted to many directories and used bookmarking tools, but still we can't beat the tough competition.

I honestly, have no clue of whether or not these services will help or hurt your rankings. When you rank for a term with that many competing pages it's a whole different ball game.

These are all intermediate level solutions. You should look into some more advanced tactics. Go ask a question in the Seo Guy Thread.

You should probably find an expert like Terry Godier or Dan Theis and see what they have to say about increasing your rankings.

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Sylonious

13 years ago

Originally Posted by Daniel McGonagle

If you don't have a clue then why are you trying to offer advice?

Try the service, then do a case study, then reveal your results, then opine away!

Forums are full of people offering advice on things they know nothing about and is the main reason I come here, to give people some real knowledge via actually using the services I'm "pontificating" about.

And referencing # of competing pages screams newbie, at least to those of us in the know, which includes most of the warriors posting here regularly with good practical advice.

I think you misunderstood what I was saying.

I don't have a clue about ranking for uber competitive terms like "Weight Loss" or "Make Money Online". However, I have experience with the services I mentioned.

I've had good results with the Backlinksninja service (I'm currently a member) so far. However, I'm not going to lie to this guy and tell him he can rank for "Weight Loss" or some uber competitive term using this service if I'm not sure. If I don't know, I'll tell him I don't know.

I try to keep a varied linking profile so I use a bunch of completely different services. That means that I can't do a case study for one service and be 100% accurate with my results. I can only analyze my backlinks and track my rankings and estimate the impact certain services had.

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jjcali

13 years ago

Actually I consulted with Dan Thies before but it's certainily a competitive market that I am.

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jjcali

13 years ago

Sylonious - how were you surprised by the results?

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Sylonious

13 years ago

Originally Posted by jjcali

Sylonious - how were you surprised by the results?

I was a little disappointed because I wasn't #1 for about half the data centers on my main keyword.

Not necessarily with any particular service, I use both BacklinksNinja and Backlinksolutions. However, I recently shutdown my SEO blog network of like 30 blogs and canceled my DistributeYouraArticles account.

I'm trying to get back into Distributeyourarticles.com now.

My sales took a dip like 4-months ago (right before I got into backlinksolutions) and I couldn't really understand why until I saw this. Every single time that I checked my rankings in my browser I was #1.

Originally Posted by Best Affiliate

I cant really discuss backlinks ninja but it was the reason I came in here to find out. I had watched another similar type of presentation a few months ago and I think it was linx boss which someone else mentioned previously. If backlinks ninja is a sort of PLR if you will of linx boss, i dont know why they wouldnt just be up front about it and tell us rather than say they have been giving out links to clients all over the world for 4 years. yea right.. whatever....

IMO, LinxBoss was a poorly marketed service. I hated the design, the name, and the fact that it always seemed to be closed. So I wouldn't be surprised if these guys just decided to rebrand the service under a different name.

I wouldn't necessarily say that they are lying about the clients all over the world. I saw a few brick and mortar stores being linked to. One had a link to Seo services where they charged like $1000 for 5 Websites.

Originally Posted by Best Affiliate

Does anyone know for sure if they are related to linx boss or if its the same system? as for those of you who use those blog networks. Do any of you have your own blogs that get content from these things on a regular basis? If not you should see what the content looks like after its spun by Internet marketers who are in a hurry to get their articles out with their links.

It looked like the same service to me. We had a link up to an affiliate page where a commenter did a search and found all the different blogs for the service. It looked very similar to the links I'm getting from them now.

No, it's a closed network. You can't put your blog in this network. I honestly would not put my blog (or article directory) in any network that required me to check articles myself. Unique Article Wizard checks the articles before they are distributed. Seolinkvine and Article Automation do not.

Originally Posted by Best Affiliate

Do I really take the time to make sure my article reads well with my spun versions? We all want to get content out there but if you're not writing good content then chances are a lot of others are not as well. Im going to start testing a new service that was formerly article marketer, now content crooner. They distribute articles and are manually reviewed. Id rather get articles out to blog owners who actually care about the quality of the content then spending a lot of time or outsourcing someone to spin articles that end up on on a bunch of crappy auto blogs. And thats what the blogs I had on these networks ended up being. Crappy auto blogs with over 200 posts in the first month. This is not natural either. If your article made it to one of my blogs, you would get zero benefit from it... Just my two cents...

You might have a few hiccups with the approval process. Even if you write a good article the system sometimes has problems with the apostrophe sign (depending on your word processor settings).

Article Marketer broke into two different companies, DistributeYourArticles and Content Crooner.
I'm trying to get back into DistributeYourArticles at the promotional price I had earlier.

For a long time all I used was Article Marketer and I found that you need some variety. So I try to get links from linkWheels, article directories, website directories, blogs and social bookmarking.

Article Directories give you footer links so you might want to combine that with Backlinksolutions or Seolinkvine which gives you links inside the body of the article.

Define Natural Link: Natural linking is introduced by intentions like 'Get more of [page topic]', 'See also this [page topic related] relevant stuff', or in the best case 'Do not miss out on this [page topic] site'. Natural links appear in road maps (navigation) and recommendations (within the body text). Natural linking extends a topic to a broader theme and vice versa. Natural links are visible and prominent.

I've also been trying to get them (DistributeYourArticles.com) to add a throttle feature so I can limit the submissions to 10 a day. Last time I was in there they sent out 300 articles all at once.

Now I think they added a bunch of directories so it's even more now.

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Best Affiliate 13 years ago

Just so everyone knows. Backlinks Ninja and Linx Boss is pretty much the same thing. They are using Linx Boss Technology. Linx boss membership is closed Backlinks Ninja is obviously open... probably the same network of sites as well. Anyone have results using this yet?
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Best Affiliate

13 years ago

I cant really discuss backlinks ninja but it was the reason I came in here to find out. I had watched another similar type of presentation a few months ago and I think it was linx boss which someone else mentioned previously. If backlinks ninja is a sort of PLR if you will of linx boss, i dont know why they wouldnt just be up front about it and tell us rather than say they have been giving out links to clients all over the world for 4 years. yea right.. whatever....

Does anyone know for sure if they are related to linx boss or if its the same system? as for those of you who use those blog networks. Do any of you have your own blogs that get content from these things on a regular basis? If not you should see what the content looks like after its spun by Internet marketers who are in a hurry to get their articles out with their links.

Ive used other blog networks, ones not mentioned here, and the content is terrible. I cant even read some of it. Imagine if you are putting your articles out on NEW blogs on a daily basis that are total crap from others who cant spin articles correctly? What good does that do your links? hmm not much. Google can recognize this garbage and all your work goes for nothing. I had to turn the system off from giving me articles everyday because they were so bad. I dont know if Brad Callens system produces or allows content out like this but you have to ask yourself an honest question if you submit articles to these networks.

Do I really take the time to make sure my article reads well with my spun versions? We all want to get content out there but if you're not writting good content then chances are a lot of others are not as well. Im going to start testing a new service that was formerly article marketer, now content crooner. They distribute articles and are manually reviewed. Id rather get articles out to blog owners who actually care about the quality of the content then spending a lot of time or outsourcing someone to spin articles that end up on on a bunch of crappy auto blogs. And thats what the blogs I had on these networks ended up being. Crappy auto blogs with over 200 posts in the first month. This is not natural either. If your article made it to one of my blogs, you would get zero benefit from it... Just my two cents...

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Chucky

13 years ago

I'm also here because I got an email today about Backlinks Ninja. I got the email from Jack Humphrey whose email said I've been using this service for a couple of months and I'm happy with it.
Although I heard about Jack Humphrey just last week (that's when I joined his Blog Success program), from the little that I read, he is a respected person in IM and I believe he didn't send out the email just for the sake of getting an affiliate commission. I haven't been in his list long enough to know if he is one of those people that send an email recommending every product launch, I hope not.
I am pretty positive about subscribing to the membership.

Can any one of you users please tell me if you can use all of the 1,000 links on 1 domain instead of dividing it on 5 domains which will be 200 X 5?

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Sylonious

13 years ago

Originally Posted by Chucky

Can any one of you users please tell me if you can use all of the 1,000 links on 1 domain instead of dividing it on 5 domains which will be 200 X 5?

It's 200 x 5.

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Chucky

13 years ago

Originally Posted by Sylonious

It's 200 x 5.

Ah thanks! But that kind of SUCKS because I was hoping to send all 1000 links to an Ezine Article. I have seen people building as much as 20,000 links to Ezine articles within a couple of months and they don't get sand boxed.

The only tool I know that could do this kind of thing is XRumer and I don't want it anywhere near me. Was hoping Backlinks Ninja could help me out with that one. But apparently NO!

Thanks again Sylonious!
Chucky

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kposs 13 years ago

Originally Posted by Chucky

The only tool I know that could do this kind of thing is XRumer.

The only automated tool, maybe. But it can be done with some consistent work via article networks and directories. I like article distribution because it gives you the opportunity for a high quantity and relatively high quality of distributed links.
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13 years ago

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Chucky

13 years ago

Originally Posted by Sylonious

Yeah, someone did something similar in my niche and Ezinearticles changed the article url on him. They do that no matter how you get the links.

They do? Wow? Never noticed that. That's weird because I know at least 2 articles that have been at the top in Google search results since 2008 and they also have over 1 and 2 million views.

I really don't understand why they should do it. Their main source of income is Adsense ($10-15K/day from what I know) and this depends on authors' ability to get their articles to rank on Google. If they deliberately change URLs and that article loses its rank, they may lose 100s of $ of adsense income from that article.

So did this particular article lose rankings? Or did Google re-rank the page based on on-page value (now that it's off page SEO value is gone)

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Sylonious

13 years ago

Originally Posted by Chucky

They do? Wow? Never noticed that. That's weird because I know at least 2 articles that have been at the top in Google search results since 2008 and they also have over 1 and 2 million views.

I really don't understand why they should do it. Their main source of income is Adsense ($10-15K/day from what I know) and this depends on authors' ability to get their articles to rank on Google. If they deliberately change URLs and that article loses its rank, they may lose 100s of $ of adsense income from that article.

So did this particular article lose rankings? Or did Google re-rank the page based on on-page value (now that it's off page SEO value is gone)

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There was a warrior offer PDF that talked about how they change the links. They even suggested linking to your own domain then redirecting to the ezinearticle.

Spam is not a good business model for them. If someone is xrumer blasting that doesn't help them.

They aren't consistent, though. Sometimes they change the article and and sometimes they don't.

I checked the links in Yahoo and none of them were showing up so I just assumed they changed the link. However, it was still ranked on the first page so they must have 301ed it or something.

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Sylonious

13 years ago

Originally Posted by jamestan81

So have you gotten any RESULTS using BacklinksNinja yet?

I could'nt find any actual result reviews on this new blognetwork.

I have tried all blog networks and my personal favorites are BacklinkSolutions , MAN and UAW... They have work wonderfully till now.

BUT I am so ITCHY now to try this BacklinksNinja...wonder if this blog network works better?

It's been up and down so far. Before, I was using a few other services and my rankings were pretty much static.

Honestly, if you are using Backlinksolutions that's probably good enough. You don't really need both.

I got rid of a lot of services just because they were redundant.

Originally Posted by jjcali

Sylonious - yes it is 200 x 5 domains. The problem is if you have multiple URLs for one domain it is 200 / number of URLs. You cannot target a particular URL within a domain.

I have seen ups and downs so I cannot draw any conclusions about this service yet. Have you seen any ranking increases?

Yeah, up and down for me too. That's not necessarily a bad thing in my case because I was using a few different services earlier and my rankings were pretty much static.

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Sylonious

13 years ago

Originally Posted by Chucky

Ah thanks! But that kind of SUCKS because I was hoping to send all 1000 links to an Ezine Article. I have seen people building as much as 20,000 links to Ezine articles within a couple of months and they don't get sand boxed.

The only tool I know that could do this kind of thing is XRumer and I don't want it anywhere near me. Was hoping Backlinks Ninja could help me out with that one. But apparently NO!

Thanks again Sylonious!
Chucky

You should probably check out distributeyourarticles.com for linking to your articles. Just make sure you are sending your articles to as many sites as possible because it doesn't automatically maximize your distribution.

[I don't have any experience with content crooner or isnare, but they would probably work just as well.]

Combine that with backlinksolutions and your articles should move up in rankings quickly. Not as fast as an xrumer blast, but probably fast enough.

I'd also mix it up a little. Link to goarticles and articlebase as well as ezinearticles just in case they change links on you.

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jjcali

13 years ago

Sylonious - yes it is 200 x 5 domains. The problem is if you have multiple URLs for one domain it is 200 / number of URLs. You cannot target a particular URL within a domain.

I have seen ups and downs so I cannot draw any conclusions about this service yet. Have you seen any ranking increases?

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Best Affiliate

13 years ago

Originally Posted by jjcali

Sylonious - yes it is 200 x 5 domains. The problem is if you have multiple URLs for one domain it is 200 / number of URLs. You cannot target a particular URL within a domain.

I have seen ups and downs so I cannot draw any conclusions about this service yet. Have you seen any ranking increases?

yes you can target a particular page or pages on your one domain. YOu can add as many pages to it as you want but with 1 domain getting 200 links per month, and then you split that 200 links up into 2 or 3 or more pages then youre not getting many links. But to answer your question yes you can, but I would recommend just setting up your main page first then adding in another page after a month and so on. This works. I dont use this particular system but another one that uses the exact same technology. Almost all of my sites ive added to it got better rankings. But of course like anything else you still need to set your site up properly and do the right keyword research. Be realistic this thing wont get you on page one for "make money" but for less competitive phrases it will. What worked for me was doing directory submissions first, varrying up the anchor text links, and then adding the site to the network. Still do some article submissions as well but this system will help you a lot... my two cents...

should get a commission for this hype?

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jjcali

13 years ago

Best Affiliate - if you are not using BLN, what are you using?

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w3bmast3r

13 years ago

Hi guys,

Absolutely hating backlins ninja! really pissed off, poor interface and is a total resell of linkboss, the tutorial videos are for linkboss even and some parts dont apply to the current interface. Ive only seen rank losses I have had no communiction form them at all. Ive submitted two tickets with no reply and quite frankly for what i'm paying per month I could pay someone else $150 per month to build links for me.

Don't waste your money

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rickghouse

13 years ago

Originally Posted by w3bmast3r

Hi guys,

Absolutely hating backlins ninja! really pissed off, poor interface and is a total resell of linkboss, the tutorial videos are for linkboss even and some parts dont apply to the current interface. Ive only seen rank losses I have had no communiction form them at all. Ive submitted two tickets with no reply and quite frankly for what i'm paying per month I could pay someone else $150 per month to build links for me.

Don't waste your money

w3bmast3r, you make me really glad that I didn't invest any money with BackLinks Ninja. But I am sorry to hear that you wasted your money. I hope you get a refund!

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Sylonious

13 years ago

Edit: The biggest flaw I've seen with this service so far is that your keywords are never in the title of the article.

Originally Posted by w3bmast3r

Hi guys,

Absolutely hating backlins ninja! really pissed off, poor interface and is a total resell of linkboss, the tutorial videos are for linkboss even and some parts dont apply to the current interface. Ive only seen rank losses I have had no communiction form them at all. Ive submitted two tickets with no reply and quite frankly for what i'm paying per month I could pay someone else $150 per month to build links for me.

Don't waste your money

IDK about that, back when I outsourced links (a couple years ago) $150 would only get me 50 one way links. And there were like 30 or so links on the page. It worked ok for a while, but a Google algorithm change made those link pages obsolete. All of them became PR: N/A overnight.

I know you can get a lot of links from comment services, but I've never liked the idea of posting comments on blogs with my keyword phrase in them. However, it seems to be working for some of my competitors so I might create a new domain and give it a try.

What comment service are you using? What Socialbookmarking service are you using?

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w3bmast3r, you make me really glad that I didn't invest any money with BackLinks Ninja. But I am sorry to hear that you wasted your money. I hope you get a refund!

If the $140 is a strain I definitely would not do it. There are cheaper services you could try.

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muskatel 13 years ago

BackNenja (NJ) pays license fees to Lnxbos (LB). The two networks are 100% different. Both (NJ, LB) support desks emailed to my questions to confirm the two are 100% separate except for the licensing issue.
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jeffathome

12 years ago

Just started using Back links Ninja yesterday. I will keep it running for at least 3 months. I'll let you know how it goes.

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Chris Hunter 12 years ago

Originally Posted by jeffathome

Just started using Back links Ninja yesterday. I will keep it running for at least 3 months. I'll let you know how it goes.

Any updates on this?

Love to hear more...
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Ok, sure. You can follow me on Twitter - http://twitter.com/Chris_Hunter ;)
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- Natlex 12 years ago
  
  ya I would love an update... I saw some people say it works and many who say it does not. It's quite an expensive service too...
  
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