[runner]

I have launched several niche sites lately, which all have
only a few pages. This is really a challenging way
to make some profit.

Using the long tail, low competition keywords and
template, which is especially planned for AdSense,
the target is to reach a high conversion rate and an income
with a low amount of daily visitors.

Each site has only a few pages, so the real
challenge is to find ways to promote them
with only a small amount of work.

I have used the search engine marketing, using
the optimized articles, link building ( Paul Johnson ),
and the reciprocal links.

If I compare the amount of work with the results,
the reciprocal links were absolutely the most effective ones.

They were quick and easy to build, I could hand pick the
linking sites to get the related ones with high PR, and I can
build more links whenever I need.

I used LinkMachine – software. Darrin McLaughlin, Pipsitehelp, made a quick set-up. Thanks Darrin, great job!

What I wanted to tell you, who have this same problem
with the new site traffic, that the reciprocal links bring traffic right away.

If you prefer backlinks with high PR only and do not care,
whether they are related or not, the software offers almost
a limitless number of linking pages.

And later comes the improved search engine rankings.

Juhani

[bryce84]

Thanks for the tips

[g2114]

Great post Juhani. Thanks.

[stanl1234]

Thanks for sharing! I will look into the Pipsitehelp and Linkmachine.

[Patrician]

Just want to clarify something Juhani is saying that may be misconstrued.

Back Links and Reciprocal Links are not the same -

Back links are valuable and you should be building them in every way you can.

Reciprocal Links are of less value - as far as I know LinkMachine does Reciprocal linking (and they are the best)

Paul does Back Linking and he may or may not also do Reciprocal linking, I am not sure as I haven't used his service.

Back Links - these are links you create when you post a blog or article with relevant keywords and your website link in your signature (blog ) or profile and author biography/signature (article directory).

Reciprocal Links - these are links where you exchange with other competitor sites - you offer to include their links on your site and in turn they have yours on theirs.

[Allen Lundy]

If you prefer backlinks with high PR only and do not care,
whether they are related or not, the software offers almost
a limitless number of linking pages.


One of the biggest killers is having NON-RELATED links pointing to and from your website.

Google and all the search engines rank your sites by the links pointing back at you. Be they reciprocal or backlinks from articles or "High PR" links, which I presume are from forums and other sites used in back link strategies.

Bottom line - if you want to present your sites to visitors and to the search engines, ensure that your links are relevant to the content on your website.

If I somehow found you on a forum for health products and you had a "backlink" to your site, and when I got there I found out it was about dog training, I would be a tad bit "upset".

All links ARE NOT THE SAME.

Allen

[rja11]

great tips, thanks..

[stanl1234]

Checked out the site. The site help link does not appear to work- support(at)pipsitehelp.com. I am a little cautious about purchasing a product when there is no one home:confused:.

This is a free software. A custom site can be built for $37. Also upgrades for a price.

[Patrician]

support(at)pipsitehelp.com is a valid email address and at his site under 'contact' it is working just fine. You could just email him directly however.

I assure you that Darrin 'is home' (although he usually doesn't work on the weekends). his site is PIP Site Help: Home

We have worked with Darrin for several years and he is a totally stand-up guy.

You can see about 100 testimonials from his customers in this thread:

http://www.warriorforum.com/plug-pro...e-members.html

[Mojeed]

Does anyone has honest review about Linkmachine software? I intend investing in it.

[Clint Butler]

Originally Posted by Allen Lundy

If you prefer backlinks with high PR only and do not care,
whether they are related or not, the software offers almost
a limitless number of linking pages.


One of the biggest killers is having NON-RELATED links pointing to and from your website.

Google and all the search engines rank your sites by the links pointing back at you. Be they reciprocal or backlinks from articles or "High PR" links, which I presume are from forums and other sites used in back link strategies.

Bottom line - if you want to present your sites to visitors and to the search engines, ensure that your links are relevant to the content on your website.

If I somehow found you on a forum for health products and you had a "backlink" to your site, and when I got there I found out it was about dog training, I would be a tad bit "upset".

All links ARE NOT THE SAME.

Allen

I won't disagree that all links are not the same, but I will disagree that you have to put your site on only relevant sites. Natural link building, as opposed to spaming backlinks, will involve sites that are not relevant to your site. Think of is this way, someone sees your site, loves it and it a member of a gaming site, that person leaves your link on a post in that gaming site, its still a good backlink. Relevent, High PR backlinks are the best and certainly worth more and worth the extra effort to achieve. Just don't discount getting backlinks anywhere else that you can without appearing to spam and you will get the rise in SERPS/PR you are looking for.

Regards,
Clint