Linkwheel success?

by Amenda Jessera

Posted: 17 years ago 4 replies

Is there anyone get success by implementing linkwheels?

I heard that is risky if google identifies it.... What do you guys say about it.

Please disucss on this and that will be useful for all SEO guys

#linkwheel #success

aaron_nimocks 17 years ago

Depends on how you do it.

The method of using the same article for each site sucks. You will get results but they wont stick.

Using a great unique article for each site is extremely effective. Just dont make a pattern to what you are doing and you will see good results.

It is essentially the same thing as article marketing.
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- Maulana Banned 17 years ago
  
  It all depends on the keyword competition.
  You can rank on a long-tail keywords very easy by using LinkWheels.
  
  You can also use this:
  http://www.warriorforum.com/warrior-...ted-offer.html
  
  To help you speeds up the whole process.
  Let me know the results.
  
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JeffLam 17 years ago

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- Heidi White 17 years ago
  
  This was an informative article on eHow about how to implement a Link Wheel. One of the key points was the importance of having UNIQUE articles in each case, but using the original article as a template.
  
  How to SEO your site with a link wheel | eHow.com
  
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linkwheeler 17 years ago

Hello Amenda,

We have had a great many successes with our clients using the below strategy.

Aaron is spot on, it all depends on how you use a link wheel because there are many different strategies available.

Regards, David Pagotto
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