Anybody out there use Link Juicer?

I signed up for the trial but I canceled it because you were only receiving links from different accounts on ten sites. I couldn't see the long term value in that. Maybe it's different now...

I was one of the beta testers of this service and in my opinion it works well for what it was designed for. Its not designed to build thousands of backlinks overnight, its more of a slow and steady wins the race strategy. What starts out slow mushrooms into a massive amount of links over time.

This looks more natural to Google so it does not raise any red flags to get your sites sandboxed. If you use it like a link wheel then you will see better results. What I've done it to put in my web 2.0 properties which link to my main sites. This allows me to build up my entire network of link juice at the same time.

I also like the fact that you set it up once and then its totally hands off. I've had hundreds of links created to various properties and I have not even logged into the site in a month until today when I saw this post and it reminded me to look at my stats.

Worth the cost to me, but others may disagree.

Bruce

its nice from what i've tested of it, its got about a dozen sites that its building off of (since i joined he added 2 new ones) so it looks like hes continuing to expand it, also your not getting "just backlinks"... hes basically building a tree using random accounts on all the sites, using random bookmarks to bookmark the posts that were also made on random accounts with backlinks to your sites

its definitly not a one stop solution to all your backlink needs but considering you can run 50 projects you can definitly get a decent backlink strength along with good link velocity growth so its not a bit wallop of backlinks at once.

only bad thing was the downtime when it first launched it was down for 3-4 days, but ever since then its been up solid so i kinda brushed that off as growth pains.

EDIT: before anyone goes saying anything i know its my first post but i've been a member forever and the guy who runs this was helpful with some problems i had so i figured since no one else had yet i'd put in a few good cents of info.

Really i dont get why more people dont just test it you have 30 free days of trial, and the trial is via paypal so its kinda 0 risk, if you dont like it login to paypal and click cancel lol

I've been using it for about a month or so and I give it a thumbs up. It's moved several of my pages up in the SERPS.

I think it's perfect for automating the tedious job of adding backlinks to your backlinks.

Of course, like anything else it shouldn't be your only method of backlinking for your main site, but it's perfect as the only method for getting link juice to your articles and web2.0 properties.

Lee

Looks like this service is worth a try. What I would like to know is that who will be creating these accounts and bookmarking our sites? Is it like SB101 membership where we bookmark other members' sites and they in turn bookmark ours or is it completely hands-off?

I've started using TLJ and have found it useful for hands off building of backlinks. I think I'll stick with it for a while.

I have one site that is new and getting traffic - and the only thing I did was build two TLJ campaigns.

I think I will settle for manual link building still.

Yes after around 3 weeks I only have the software sites showing up. My guess is these links will probabaly take up to 3 motnhs to show up. This is definitley a long term strategy and one should not expect quick reults.

I have been running my campaigns for 3 months now. Will this eventually harm me? I have same article that are automatically get spinned by the system over and over again. Already having the same article posted on approximately 100 word press blogs. Will Google penalize me for this?

Thanks Daniel, what is the threshold to stop a campaign? 100 links per URL?

I switch to traffic bug, cheaper and better IMO...

Don't really use them to rank high, instead, I use them to vary links. For long tail keywords, it might work well.

I am not using traffic bug as it would increase my costs.I haven't noticed any
noticable results with traffic bug but I know I will with the link juicer.You just have to be patient.My page views are slowly increasing and I am getting link exchange requests from people.

There is no IP diversity here, which is super-important. The only way I see it being of benefit is if you consistently are changing the sites you are linking to. But if you have 1 or 2 domains, I would not bother with this service. I think it's a cool automation idea, but only 10-12 sites is not going to boost your rankings (even if they are from different accounts).

Hello,

I have just stumbled on link juicer and I see feedback from 6 months ago.
Is it still relevant ? does it still work after the last mayday google update?

Thanks

Yossef

How does Traffic Bug work?

Hey everyone I just signed up for this forum and Link Juicer. I'm a little confused about Link Juicer. It take so darned long to do a campaign especially the parts with the spyntax. Is it really worth doing all of the spyntaxing? I'm just learning here and testing out Link Juicer to see if it works. I have a one month trial so? Any advice would be helpful because setting up a campaign takes a really long time maybe I'm missing something?

All of my rankings have gone up for my target keywords since starting The Link Juicer two months ago. I've decided to stick with this service for a very long time.

Here's why:

1.) The ridiculously low monthly fee you pay for complete hands-off automated link building you get with TLJ. Even though some accounts may get deleted I didn't have to build any of those accounts on my own and the majority of backlinks are still active and building every day.

2.) It's already paying for itself on my end. I'm seeing higher rankings for my targeted keywords within two months (exactly what I'm paying for) and through the use of its affiliate program I'm getting paid commissions that cover the cost of the subscription (making it 100% free), plus profits.

Same goes with SEnuke X. When you actually use the services/products you promote it makes it way easier to sell because you know the benefits and perks of the products you're promoting.

Hope this helps guys and never, ever give up

Automating links is great, however you have to be careful not to automate too many links at once, the search engines could penalise your site, which could possibly lead to being de-indexed