[HanifQ]

Can LinkClaw 2.0 REALLY Help You Attract Targeted Traffic From the Entire Web In An Intelligent & Automated Way?

Is Link Claw Truly a FAST Traffic-Generating Tool?

Google can be a tough nut to crack, and with all the confusing noise out there about backlinking and SEO, it becomes even more difficult to drive meaningful traffic back to your sites.

The LinkClaw software promises to NOT only get you traffic from multiple sources, but it also promises to benefit your SEO efforts by getting you ranked higher...so can it actually deliver on its promises?

Lets go through an example of LinkClaw in action to answer this question in more detail:

Web-Based Login

You can login to your Link Claw member's area and start setting up campaigns within minutes. There's nothing to install. Linkclaw is a software that runs on the web, which means you don't have to download anything.

Once you're logged in, you setup a new campaign by choosing a name and entering in your site. Linkclaw will now go to work, performing deep analysis on your site and gathering all types of intelligence.

Discovering Backlinks

The main data this software gathers is the backlinks pointing to your site. It goes out and finds these backlinks from multiple sources. This is called 'automated discovery'. If you were going to manually find these links on your own, it would take quite some time and you would need different tools to get it done.

LinkClaw allows you to find these automatically, and you can also import any 'Wordpress pings' that you've received. Basically, when another blog links to you, it may 'ping' you to let you know about the link. Wordpress stores these pings, and Linkclaw can grab these pings and import them.

You can also manually enter in your own list of backlinks into LinkClaw...

So for example, lets say you own a blog on 'Organic baby products'. You have a lot of great review articles and you've built links from a few different sources. Some bloggers have also mentioned your site on their blogs.

LinkClaw goes and tracks down the various social bookmarks, Web 2.0 and social profile links that you've built, and it also finds most of the blogs that are talking about your site. Then, you manually enter a couple more blogs that you recently got backlinks from...and now Linkclaw is fully keeping track of these links.

Checking Your Backlinks Over Time

Now, LinkClaw will continuously keep looking for new backlinks as they appear, and it also keeps an eye on your previous links as well...

In a nice graph format, which is updated weekly, you can see either a growth or decline in the number of backlinks your site has. If you see a steady growth over time, thats a good sign. Your campaign is running well.

If, for some reason the links are dissapearing and the graph is sloping downwards, there's a problem. Losing a lot of links can send the wrong signals to Google, making your site appear less 'trustworthy'.

With LinkClaw, you can notice and address this problem right away before your site slips in rankings.

Tip: If you notice that links are declining, its best to replace them slowly and with higher quality Web 2.0 sites. Many people will panic and rush to replace lost links with low quality automated links, which can do more harm than good.

Master RSS Feed For All Your Links

So Link Claw is discovering your backlinks, keeping track of their growth and decline, but how is that going to help you rank your site?

The software creates 1 RSS feed of all your backlinks, and this RSS feed is automatically updated each week with all your 'valid' backlinks. There are many things you can do with this feed, such as the 'Wildfire' method...

The 'Wildfire' method is a cool trick that you'll learn inside your LinkClaw member's area. It involves using the RSS feed and spreading it in the most influential social media and directory sites on the web...in a specific way.

Some of the sites where your RSS feed will spread are as follows: Twitter, Facebook, Linkedin, friendfeed, Soup, G+, Topix, Regator and much more. Using the Wildfire method, Linkclaw allows you to spread this feed far and wide for maximum exposure.

Boosting Your Backlinks

What does your RSS feed contain? It contains valid backlinks that are pointing to your site. By spreading this RSS feed far and wide, you're giving more 'juice' and exposure to your backlinks.

This 'juice' directly benefits your site, because as your backlinks get stronger, so does your site. This can result in an increase in rankings for your site in a safe manner...

An effective SEO tactic after the devastating Penguin updates is to build 'less' backlinks pointing directly to your site, while building 'links to those links' to increase their authority. This is also known as tiered link-building, but most people are doing it wrong.

Linkclaw allows you to boost your backlinks in a natural way, through social media and authority sites, which boosts them with more juice and power than spammy low quality links.

Other Sites Are Encouraged to Link To You

Lets go back to the 'organic baby products' example from earlier...

Linkclaw has gathered all your backlinks and created a master RSS feed. You go ahead and apply the 'wildfire' method to quickly spread this RSS feed on Twitter, Facebook, Topix and many other authority sites.

On Facebook and Twitter, you also post interesting content on benefits of organic products for babies, along with this RSS feed of your backlinks. Essentially, you're 'showing off' the sites that are linking to you while posting good content on these social networks.

People like you and join you on these social networks, and some of the other bloggers and sites in your niche start to take notice...

These bloggers and sites want to be included in your RSS feed, so they go ahead and link to you. The know that you 'reward' the sites that link to you by showing them off on your social channels.

Over time, you notice that more and more quality sites are linking back to your Organic Baby Products blog, and you're naturally forming new relationships with influential bloggers, media sites and customers because of all this exposure.

The real reason why LinkClaw works well is because it helps you drive search engine traffic by 'boosting' your backlinks AND giving other sites an incentive to link to you (no more struggling to manually build backlinks)...

And another BIG reason is that it helps increase social media engagement, which encourages people to spread your message virally (more traffic from different sources on the web).

Drawbacks of LinkClaw (What I Don't Like)

Even though its touted as a 'white hat' tool, it can really be abused by spammers. You can take the RSS feeds and do all types of crazy stuff with it, which I don't recommend because any traffic you get will be shortlived.

Also, LinkClaw will NOT find ALL the backlinks pointing to your site. Its basically gonna find a sample. There really isn't any tool that exists that can find ALL the backlinks pointing to your site.

Another issue is that Linkclaw encourages other sites to link to you, but it won't go out and actively build those backlinks for you. So, if your site is new or has very little traffic right now, you'll need to build some backlinks on your own before Linkclaw can fully benefit you.

Lastly, you have to keep in mind that traffic is worthless unless it converts and makes you money. If you choose the wrong keywords and the wrong niche, there isn't any traffic tool out there that can help you.

So, to help solve some of these problems and add value, I've created an exclusive bonus called the 'Fast LinkClaw Cash' Academy, in which I'll show you how to choose PROFITABLE keywords that bring in good traffic (with low competition).

In my exclusive 'Fast LinkClaw Cash' Academy, I'll also show you the best ways to convert visitors into Sales & Optins, so you can potentially DOUBLE your commissions.

My Exclusive Link Claw Bonus Will Help You Get More Money With This Tool, and Get It Faster

I'll earn a commission if you purchase through my affiliate link. So to add value, I've personally created the 'Fast LinkClaw Cash' Academy, which is a series of regular short lessons and quick tips, delivered to your email one at a time. Here's how these short lessons and quick tips will benefit you massively:

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• Cheap, easy link building methods that keep you safe from Google's animal updates and increase your rankings
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Any questions or comments, don’t hesitate to post on this thread or PM me.

I’m excited to help you boost your SEO and online profits... FASTER!

Hanif ‘Your Right Hand Man’ Quentino

[HanifQ]

Originally Posted by Sajid Nasir

Hi Hanif,

How is Linkclaw 2.0 different than an Indexing tool?

Also, I am not an SEO expert, so how do I know what types of new backlinks to build? Does your bonus help guide me through the process of obtaining quality backlinks? Or, can I simply send my site over to your SEO Firm to handle all the Off-Page SEO work?

Thanks Again

Linkclaw goes beyond just indexing, and it also builds social authority for your backlinks, encourages user engagement and incentivizes other sites to link to you...

Basically, an indexing service may get your backlinks indexed in Google, but LinkClaw actually gets your backlinks noticed.

Thanks,

Hanif

[alcbiz]

WOW linkclaw I remember seeing this like a year or even two ago.

So this is still around will wait to see some feedback here hope some past users come in and give some reviews on how their sites are doing.

Would like to see a video showing it in action.

So we can say gather a list of created links using tools like senuke or wikibots or fiverr linking gigs or youtube urls or even just list of all our money sites I have about 50 to index and promote them?

This is just for one run we only send them through the tool once wright no need to resend more than once?

Does it have a link checker to see if any url from list got indexed?

Is there a limit like amount of urls or linking per month?

[HanifQ]

Originally Posted by alcbiz

WOW linkclaw I remember seeing this like a year or even two ago.

So this is still around will wait to see some feedback here hope some past users come in and give some reviews on how their sites are doing.

Yeah this is version 2.0 with updated features and new functionality. The previous version had a lot of positive reviews and happy users, but this one takes it a few steps beyond...

Another thing I want to mention is that without a decent site with decent content, Linkclaw won't really help. Its a quality tool for people who want to add value to the web...which I think is easier than being a spammer anyways.

[HanifQ]

Originally Posted by alcbiz

WOW linkclaw I remember seeing this like a year or even two ago.

So this is still around will wait to see some feedback here hope some past users come in and give some reviews on how their sites are doing.

Yeah this is version 2.0 with updated features and new functionality. The previous version had a lot of positive reviews and happy users, but this one takes it a few steps beyond...

Another thing I want to mention is that without a decent site with decent content, Linkclaw won't really help. Its a quality tool for people who want to add value to the web...which I think is easier than being a spammer anyways.

[alcbiz]

So guess you use it yourself can you give some opinions on these questions....

So we can say gather a list of created links using tools like senuke or wikibots or fiverr linking gigs or youtube urls or even just list of all our money sites I have about 50 to index and promote them?

This is just for one run we only send them through the tool once wright no need to resend more than once?

Does it have a link checker to see if any url from list got indexed?

Is there a limit like amount of urls or linking per month?

[HanifQ]

Originally Posted by alcbiz

So guess you use it yourself can you give some opinions on these questions....

So we can say gather a list of created links using tools like senuke or wikibots or fiverr linking gigs or youtube urls or even just list of all our money sites I have about 50 to index and promote them?

This is just for one run we only send them through the tool once wright no need to resend more than once?

Does it have a link checker to see if any url from list got indexed?

Is there a limit like amount of urls or linking per month?

Yes you can feed it your own list of URLs...and you can also list your money sites safely with this tool. It doesn't spam the web.

You wouldn't need to resend more than once. The RSS feeds it creates will remain live and active.

There isn't a limit to the number of URLs. The higher plans allow for more data and research, but the # of URLs are not restricted.

Thanks,

Hanif

[kiwidebby]

Hi Hanif,

Is there a OTO with this? If so, what is it and how much does it cost?

Thanks

[HanifQ]

Originally Posted by kiwidebby

Hi Hanif,

Is there a OTO with this? If so, what is it and how much does it cost?

Thanks

Hi, the OTO is a more powerful version of the software, and there's a small monthly fee depending on the usage. The standard software is just one-time cost, nothing monthly.

Thanks,

Hanif

[dexterc]

Hi Hanif,

I am interested to get this but I have one question...

I have a few sites and most of the sites that are linking back are sort of "low-quality" sites or you can simply say that there's no backlinks at all...

So does Linkclaw come with the feature of helping me to build up those badly-needed backlinks?

[HanifQ]

Originally Posted by dexterc

Hi Hanif,

I am interested to get this but I have one question...

I have a few sites and most of the sites that are linking back are sort of "low-quality" sites or you can simply say that there's no backlinks at all...

So does Linkclaw come with the feature of helping me to build up those badly-needed backlinks?

Yes, thats actually what Linkclaw is designed to do...boost up the sites that are linking back to you, raising their 'page' authority and social signals. This juice will pass on to your site, strengthening it.

[Delsworld]

So this is a monthly plan ?

[HanifQ]

Originally Posted by Delsworld

So this is a monthly plan ?

No the software is a one-time cost. The monthly is more a more powerful, robust version of the software but its optional. The main software performs all the tasks as mentioned in my review and on the salesletter.

Thanks,

Hanif

[Juba1]

I've just been on to LinkClaw support to ask a few questions before deciding to go ahead with 2 purchases.
The response was by a support staff named Julie T of Muchweb Support who wasn't even bothered to read my requests. It seems like a standard copy and paste for all types of messages, even if they are not relevant.
Well, as you can imagine, that has put me right off going any further because I can't begin to imagine what support is like after purchase.

What a shame that a bit of effort isn't put into training staff to respond in the right way and answering questions correctly or perhaps she didn't understand basic English.
If they can't understand English then we should be made aware so that we can make allowances for lapses in their comprehension of the messages.

[Chris Munch]

Originally Posted by Juba1

I've just been on to LinkClaw support to ask a few questions before deciding to go ahead with 2 purchases.
The response was by a support staff named Julie T of Muchweb Support who wasn't even bothered to read my requests. It seems like a standard copy and paste for all types of messages, even if they are not relevant.
Well, as you can imagine, that has put me right off going any further because I can't begin to imagine what support is like after purchase.

What a shame that a bit of effort isn't put into training staff to respond in the right way and answering questions correctly or perhaps she didn't understand basic English.
If they can't understand English then we should be made aware so that we can make allowances for lapses in their comprehension of the messages.

Hi Juba,

If you post your ticket number I can look into it for you.

Bear in mind when you sent in your query we were overwhelmed with questions due to a surge in popularity and new customers from our re-launch - we literally get 100 times more support requests, so its a crazy week. It's no excuse, but with things being busy its easier for the odd response to slip through the net.

Also when it comes to SEO and marketing lots of people use different terminology, ask about a vast array of situations, and we do our best to answer those where we can, but may have not quite grasped what you are saying. In which case get back to us and re-clarify and we'll look into it. The more complex ones get passed on to me or our lead developer.

[Juba1]

Originally Posted by Chris Munch

Hi Juba,

If you post your ticket number I can look into it for you.

Bear in mind when you sent in your query we were overwhelmed with questions due to a surge in popularity and new customers from our re-launch - we literally get 100 times more support requests, so its a crazy week. It's no excuse, but with things being busy its easier for the odd response to slip through the net.

Also when it comes to SEO and marketing lots of people use different terminology, ask about a vast array of situations, and we do our best to answer those where we can, but may have not quite grasped what you are saying. In which case get back to us and re-clarify and we'll look into it. The more complex ones get passed on to me or our lead developer.

I understand your statements above but closing the ticket without answering the questions is bang out of order.
The ticket number is #40721

I'm adding the original questions here just in case it goes unanswered.

I'm considereing purchasing LinkClaw but would like to know a couple of things first.
Many of the links I would like to work on are already indexed. Will your software be beneficial to these links?
Does the link discovery feature only show indexed links or also links not yet indexed.

None of your demos show how and where the RSS feed is syndicated. Can you please elaborate on this part of the process so that I get a better idea of how it works?

[HanifQ]

Originally Posted by Juba1

I'm considereing purchasing LinkClaw but would like to know a couple of things first.
Many of the links I would like to work on are already indexed. Will your software be beneficial to these links?
Does the link discovery feature only show indexed links or also links not yet indexed.

None of your demos show how and where the RSS feed is syndicated. Can you please elaborate on this part of the process so that I get a better idea of how it works?

I can help answer these questions for you Juba1...

Linkclaw doesn't just get links indexed, it actually boosts their authority and popularity...so yes, it'll be beneficial for your links.

The Link discovery feature finds links from different sources, so they don't necessarily have to be indexed in Google.

The RSS feed is syndicated mainly through social networks and profiles. The LinkClaw training shows you how to quickly set this up...the degree of reach that you want is entirely up to you, based on the initial setup.

Thanks!

Hanif

[Juba1]

Originally Posted by HanifQ

I can help answer these questions for you Juba1...

Linkclaw doesn't just get links indexed, it actually boosts their authority and popularity...so yes, it'll be beneficial for your links.

The Link discovery feature finds links from different sources, so they don't necessarily have to be indexed in Google.

The RSS feed is syndicated mainly through social networks and profiles. The LinkClaw training shows you how to quickly set this up...the degree of reach that you want is entirely up to you, based on the initial setup.

Thanks!

Hanif

Thanks Hanif, a perfect response and you answered all my questions.
The reason I asked the last question about where the links are syndicated is because on the image used to explain where the feed is syndicated to, some of the services no longer exist so it is a bit worrisome.
How many active services is the feed syndicated to and is there some sort of report to confirm that they have actually linked to the feed? It all still sounds a bit cryptic so apologies if I ask too many questions.

[HanifQ]

Originally Posted by Juba1

Thanks Hanif, a perfect response and you answered all my questions.
The reason I asked the last question about where the links are syndicated is because on the image used to explain where the feed is syndicated to, some of the services no longer exist so it is a bit worrisome.
How many active services is the feed syndicated to and is there some sort of report to confirm that they have actually linked to the feed? It all still sounds a bit cryptic so apologies if I ask too many questions.

The social networks would need to be setup by you. This is covered in the Linkclaw training. Then, the RSS feeds will syndicate across the social profiles you've indicated. There is some initial setup work involved, but they cover how to do it in the fastest and most efficient manner possible.