I was about to buy a program called The Minisite Formula when I found your site. Ever heard of it or know anything about that one? It sounds like Google Sniper would probably not be a good fit for me because of the approach. I don’t mind asking for the sale but I do want to be able to sleep at night.
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One thing that CANNOT fail and can be considered evergreen advice is to focus on a target market that’s passionate and looking for solutions, then creating sites that offer these solutions.

Regarding sniper sites, I have a few as highly ranked as I want them to be (top5) for the keyword and they’re not doing well so I’m rotating some different affiliate programs now to see what fits best and make the site convert better. However, (and this is just my philosophy towards things) I like to offer what i feel is the best solution, not just the solution that converts best so I have an issue with the whole sniper method of selling whatever sells best instead of selling what is truly the best solution for people

Where you might find yourself doing more work is adding more content to your sniper sites because your sites might not make any money so you’ll be tempted to add more content, and adding a lot of content is the exact opposite of what sniper sites are supposed to be all about

George, doesn’t impress me as someone who responds well to his customers, seeing as how he’s never returned an email from me or from several of my associates, but he’s on the forums a lot and responding to people there.

I’ve yet to meet anyone who’s making decent money with these sniper sites, of which I have made about 6, 3 of which are page 1 and getting traffic, noneof which are making money.

Sniper sites are gimmicky sites and you’d always do better to skip the fake charades and just build a resourceful quality site with a LOT of content .

Thanks,

Dan

But this is all a philosophy of mine that maybe others will disagree with . I know many people who slap some PLR together, tweak it a little bit, and add some uspells and sidesells and BAM!, they’re in the info-product business. I don’t like doing things that way, is my point….. but there’s nothing preventing anyone fromm doing so

And how valuable is freely given content?

That’s what people are thinking, all you can do is point the way

Thanks,

Dan

This info is very helpful. Maybe some of us (nudge, nudge, wink, wink) are starting to get it.

I appreciate your concern for your subscribers.

Carlton

Nice to see you again Judson. There’s so many ways to do niche research that it’s easy to get lost in the information, it’s almost like pro-actively seeking TMI ( too much info) to do anything with.

Amazon’s API, Ebay Pulse, Magazines.com, major discussion groups, etc… there’s really a ton of places to get information from, so brod, birds-eye view is helpful when doing niche research. Studying the minutiae of kw lists is for KW research.

Thanks for stopping by,

Dan

P.S. congrats on your Saints winning the SuperBowl!

Pats in 2011

Judson

Market Samurai has all that and in addition to keyword research, it provides a rank tracker, ways of finding content, and analyzies your competition.

In my opinion the most powerful keyword research is one that’s over most people’s heads, and its called Wordze.com I did some research to see if I was alone in my opinion of WordZe and as it turns out, WordZe is THE only tool consistently mentioned in the top 4 on all the lists I’ve seen

When researching a niche you almost always end up manually searching for a term, and using human eyeballs to assess the real competition (the top 10 sites) then making judgment calls from there.

great question.

You can’t fight City Hall, or human nature. If you had a truly interested person that arrived at your site, someone who was serious, and an action-taker then it’s up to you and your content to move things along to the final conclusion. you can’t do anything about people too lazy to read for a few minutes to find a solution to a problem they’re allegedly in desperate need of.

It also helps you sprinkle in the aff links here and there throughout the content, not just leaving the closing for the end of the posts/articles.

Sometimes having too many aff links on each and every blog post makes for a bad SEO experience for your site and lessen the link juice by creating a horde of outbound links per post, but it also means your blog/site will make more money.

More $$ via better conversions trumps worrying about OBLs (outbound links) any day.

Thanks,

Dan

Mick
Mick McCrory´s last blog ..How To Optimize Your MLM List

This blog used to be my main focus then my SEO blog took over. I’m slowly but surely going back to this blog, to finish up a few series of posts I’d always wanted to do.

Thanks for the (implied) compliment/feedback,

Dan

Keep up the good work, and thanks for all the info.

Gordon.

This is the first in what’s going to be a long series of posts, and something I meant to get to a long time ago. The next post is 3/4 written and has more information on niche research, generating keywords lists, setting up websites, blogs etc….

Dan

The link works, so it must be an issue with your PayPal. Try ordering through their ClickBank credit card option.

That might work, and avoid the PayPal issue.

Thanks,

Dan

I greatly like what you’ve done with this site, it is of great utility to affiliate marketers.

I tried to use your affiliate link to sign-up to Backlink Solutions, but it seems there is a processing error every time I try to subscribe with my existing Paypal account.

Does anyone else have this problem ? Any advice on best way to sign-up ?

Thanks,

Sebastien

focus on your passions
when you love what you do you’ll never work a day in your life
when you love what you do you tend to give more, offer more, deliver more, and become more unique

and when you give people everything they want you get everything you want.

You’d be way ahead of a lot of other newbies if you only pondered those nuggets for a week or two then started taking appropriate action

Thank you for viewing my e-mail. Iam recently retired,and found your website while searching for internet marketing programs. I liked your straight forwardness.
With so much information,on how to start an internet business,or which internet guru program to sign with, well you can imagine its very overwhelming.
I would be very grateful for any help or advice.

Thank you for your time and consideration.

Gil Baller

When I click on the link to donwload Googleslapper, my antivirus says than I can not access because there is a trojan. Please, what could happen?
Regards,

Jorge

Well said on your part and I’ve always have been the same way. Flavor of the day marketing just bugs me to no end, and is why the typical internet marketer has such high turnover rate, or low response rate with their lists.

If we’re not teaching people to think for themselves then we’re not really trying to help them, are we?

My goal with affiliate marketing in the “make money online” niche is to work hard to help people, then reap those benefits in all fashions (income, gratification, satisfaction with self etc…)

However, anyone who’s failed or think they’ve failed with internet marketing DOES have something to share, their experiences (Footprints in CyberSpace) so don’t give up on those sites yet, just write for your imaginary or real readers and be real.

Thank you for the feedback, writing this posts might have taken me a week, but it’s paid off for me immeasurably time and time again!

Dan

Happy new Year!

It’s been a month I’m with BLS, and I love it! Thanks to you for recommending this (and also for the active link)

One quick question though.

Regarding the 1000 limit, I didn’t see anything about this mentioned in the members area. I have lots of website, and seriously thinking to promote them with BLS (and some other techniques as well for sure). I want to hire someone to work full time on this, but the limit makes me think twice.

Could you confirm on this?

Thanks Dan,

Wan

Thanks for your patience,

Dan

I’ve been spinning 60 words blurbs and I’m fine. If they changed to 150 words, their system should be rejecting it when you tried to submit to autoposter.

Also, Dan’s overview video is now on the membership’s homepage.

I have a quick start video and some tips for using BLS most effectively. you can email me at aikidoroll attt gmail dott com to get that video and best practices guide.

You can try to “get away” with 60 words and see what happens.

Thanks,

Dan

I just picked up BLS through your link yesterday, are there any tips you could send? Like would you recommend spinning the resource box 3x or just leave it at 1 link so that each link gets more distribution?

Also, you say the snippets can be 60 words but on their site they mention to keep it at 150 words, have they raised the limit or can you still get away with 60?

Thanks,

-Mike

http://backlinksolutions.com/amember/go.php?r=365&i=l0

thanks for the feedback, here’s a post that should help answer your question

http://linkvanareviews.com/link-building-cheat-sheet

Great blog and you are now my ‘go to guy’ for reviews and solid IM info.

One of the things that I can’t seem to find anywhere, well at least nothing structured, is a form of blueprint that outlines the best link building practice for a newly built site.

The main reason for my request is that I’ve read conflicting information on where to build links into my website and at what frequency i.e. I have read that I should try and initially get lots of links into my inner pages first which will help the ‘authority’ of my home page (main keyword page). And then building up ‘x’ amount of links to the inner pages before getting links to the main keyword page.

Or does it really matter how you build the links into your site? I dunno, maybe all the information is junk but with your amount of experience maybe you could outline a link building ‘best practice’ for a new site.

Thanks and all the best

Paul

Writing for Garry’s site was fun and interesting.

Glad you like what I am doing here.

FYI, I will be wrapping up these sniper sites soon, got a few done that just need some links and we’ll see how it goes.

It’s nowhere near as easy as it was made out to be

Thanks,

Dan

Thanks for putting the time in that you do to these posts and the great content that you include. It has really helped me out. I’ve definitely bookmarked this and signed up for your new letter.

Best regards,
Joe

If/when you do get it, please email me so I can give you some more tips on how to use it best. I think I already sent you the video, but there’s more that I can tell you that will ensure you get max benefit out of this.

Thanks,
Dan

The limitation is per user so you “only” get 1000 effective backlinks per month. I don’t think I ever exceeded that anyways, but it’s good they put this limitation on the accounts now, to keep their network providing effective backlinks.

I’m not sure if things have changed with them, but when the doors were fully open there were 2 levels of membership, but now the doors are closed and the only thing I could open for you is their higher-priced, better level membership.

The lower level one did OK, but wasn’t super-fantastic if you know what I mean, higher level creates mini, semi-automatic link wheels because they get links to the content snippets hosted on their sites which are linking to your site urls. This adds value and power to your links obtained (link juice).

Hope this answers your question, best of luck to you,

Dan

I’m interested in joining BLS, especially when I just realized that the door to BLS is still “opened” via your special link.

Having read your conversation with Han above, I have a few questions that I need to ask before I jump in.

You did mention about 1000 backlinks per month. Is the number for ONE user, or per website?

And based on your review on BLS, you also mentioned about “different level membership”. Could you elaborate more on this? What about the pricing? How much would it cost monthly, for all those different levels?

Thanks for your time.

Regards,
Wan

Adsense and EPN finally sent payments for last month so I’ll be purchasing for sure within the next few days. Aren’t you a little worried about using a paid link network to backlink to adsense sites? I was under the impression that a competitor could rat you out or Google could do a manual inspection if they start noticing that you’re making a good amount of money with them.

Or they could deindex their entire network which would ultimately affect rankings for the main money site. I know you advocate using support sites like hubpages, lenses, etc. and link to those with BLS but couldn’t I just use BLS to link to my money site AND the support sites?

Also, I watched your video again and I noticed that your rankings for “home brew keg” and “colon cleaning products” are lower on the first page now. Did you stop building backlinks to those sites or did you just decide they weren’t very profitable?

Thanks again for all your help.

Hann

It seems that success, and the road to success, is always a battle of the mind; ridding oneself of bad habits, and just moving forward, adapting, evolving, getting better at everything, expanding your horizons, finding hidden talents etc….

Nobody can reach inside another person’s head and tell them they’re ready/not ready to have an online business, nor tell people to get off the lists that never really did anything for them.

The lists that I am on change drastically from month to month as I enter new fields on interest and concern, and the only worthwhile list to be on is one that is serving you well right NOW, or in the very recent past.

great post! I have been reading your posts now for many months and the info you produce has given me a better understanding on building my business online and along with setting realist goals and taking action to reach them i am starting to see results. I have a fair way to go before i am comfortable with my monthly income but i can now see that its possible.

At one point i was signed up to an embarassing number of ‘Guru’ lists to now being on just 3, with yours being one of them. The hours spent reading the fluff out there is now put into something productive and it shows.

Thanks for the value you give Dan and please keep it coming!

Jonny

[12:10:47 PM] Colin: its better imo than it ever was.. and we’re getting more done to it, the poster now.. the sites are being built now too.. and we’re getting a new server or two shortly to expand.

You’re good to go, let me know if you need my quick start video for BLS.

UAW gets better quality links and in large volume, more diverse IP address range, and variety of link attributed and styles. Read the bottom of this post here to see what I mean about UAW links.

I currently use UAW, The Link Juicer but not BLS since they started having issues. Got enough link building arrows in the quiver so I keep paying for review purposes but don’t use it while it’s not operating to full capacity.

I’ll talk to them tomorrow to see if I can give the green light on this, will reply back to this space with an update.

Thanks,

Dam

Haven’t listened to any MLM Lead system Pro calls in months, been busy with other projects and would rather work on my content and sites than listen to webinars that are usually promoting something new.

I shun those to remain productive, instead of the other way around…

Once I start making videos and doing video marketing I’ll use MLM Lead System Pro more often.

Thanks for your return comment,

Dan

Thanks for the comment. Yeah the site is still happily at #1 for the target keyword phrase but I’ll be adding more content so I can target related phrases. Hopefully it doesn’t affect my rankings too much. Anyways, do you personally use UAW in conjunction with BLS? I’ve used UAW for a site once and did an analysis on my backlinks and some of the links seem a bit skethcy as if they were from blog farms.

Anyway, is it safe to purchase BLS yet? Thanks!

Hann

The Online Marketing Angel,
Shalonda Gordon
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Shalonda Gordon´s last blog ..Get In Touch with Reality!!

While ALB cannot rival Neurolinker right now, the goal is to keep adding new features to ALB to get it to be worth 3, 7, 17, maybe even $27.00/month.

ALB won’t be the same as Neurolinker though, and we’ll be looking to add new features that aren’t wholly reliant on the power of a network for its links but to tap into 3d party resources to keep things effective and scalable.

With Neurolinker, you get 3-way and X-way links and there’s limited value to its article syndication ( only X amount of niche related sites that’ll link back to you, and after a while thelaw of diminshing returns come sinto play when getting repeated backlinks from the same site)

and social bookmarking strategies (SB links seem to get more and more devalued by the quarter).

Neurolinker is a great value and so is ALB.

My goal is to NOT create complEmentary and separate services that each cost an additional 47 or 37/month to use, but to make ALB give all sorts of useful links.

Right now getting 3 way links is just the start, and more scalable and long-lasting features will follow in January and the ensuing months.

For your #1 site there, leav eit as it is, don’t do anything to upset that apple cart… hehe… since it’s obviously fine just the way it is.

Sometimes when people start building links anew for sites, they’ll see disappearances from the SERPs due to what I am guessing is a re-calculation of sorts. If new links are obtained and seen as credited then something WILL change, but you’ll most likely go back to where you were before int he SERPS or the new “attention” may cause a re-calculation that tells the SEs, “hey’ let’s take another look at this site and see where it should really be ranking”…

Adding new content can do the same thing, too

What you just said makes a ton of sense and I didn’t really look at it that way. Okay, I think you just convinced me to purchase BLS instead. I’ll make the purchase as soon as you give the go ahead and will just continue working on the sites that I have now. Do you find that you need to keep backlinking old sites to maintain their rankings? I’m currently ranked #1 for a product keyword phrase and it’s been like that for the last 2 months with absolutely no additional backlinks. It just really depends on the niche right?

That’s 10,000 words a day you need to write to get 1 link/day per site

300k words/month

etc…

But reality is… you have 5 sites now and you should start getting links to them…NOW so they start getting traffic and make you some money…

Then the more you make the more sites you build.

It also doesn’t make sense to build 100 sites when you’re not monetizing a single one yet, you need to leverage profits and earnings from one site into getting and using more resources to build more sites, not the other way aorund

BLS got hit/used by power-users/spammers who clogged up the pipeline for outgoing links and this affected the system, so they limit users to 1000 links a month each now.

If you have 5 sites each with 10 pieces of content, that’s 20 urls that could get 20 links/month with BLS, and it’d only take you an hour or two a month to get all those going…

And will modify that other link at that time. I thought you joined months ago?

Hann

I wrote a review about MLM Lead System Pro and you think that I’m taking money out of your account somehow?

Jane demarco

Where were you clicking a link, what url was it on?

I’d wait until after the weekend to join BLS as I think they’re just about done getting things back to normal and ready to roll with their new features

I always worry about this at the very end of things and make sure the most important thing, TRAFFIC is achieved before I worry about possibly losing sales due to non-cloaked links.

But if you have the traffic, are promoting aff links, especially Clickbank aff links, then it is worth doing I guess.

George Brown’s Sniper ebook shows you how to do the free method, and there are also some free wordpress plugins that do the same thing.

http://blog.mcnicholl.com/2008/11/08/for-wordpress-affiliate-link-cloak-plugin-051-beta/

Regarding viralurl, I tend to stay away form those services because you’re basically paying to send emails to people who don’t really know you, and I find that’ its always better to just build and develop your own websites and let people who join your newsletters have a clearer understanding of who is sending them what.

However, if you don’t have traffic or list building going yet, it’s a good way to get those people onto your list to enter your sphere of focused influence.

Re your “helping me to help you” post:

What I’d like you to write about is how to cloak your affiliate ID link. It’s been at the back of my mind for a while (not the best place, I know) but today it moved to the front. After you mentioned Fabian Tan’s article marketing e-book, I looked into him (cautious with my wads of $47 ) and when I discovered him under another name and succumbed to a $17 dollar version – wish I’d seen yours first! – I ended up on his list, of course. A couple of days later the news came that he has teamed up with Frank Bauer, just a name to me but a well-known one, I think.

In today’s message from Aurelius Tjin (Fabian Tan) came a free way to cloak your affiliate ID.

Go to link, find Frank Bauer product, read small print and it seems to be a spam set-up. You may know it – Viralurl. I cancelled and was offered huge amounts of bonuses with private seller rights and e-books and articles and, and, and…

Interestingly (?), no Google searches came up with any information or reviews about Viralurl, only a mass of slymarketer.com pages which wouldn’t open for me in any form.

I went to Nibbo to search and immediately got lots of negative reports.

When I went to the Viralurl site I went minus the Aurelius link, already suspicious perhaps, as I don’t usually remove the contact.

Had I not removed it I would have been receiving spam from 5 people up the chain before me and the results Nibbo gave me showed what the consequences of that would have been: an overflowing mailbox!

But even if I weren’t to get the backchain of spam, becaue of going in “clean”, anyone who clicked the viralurl bar which gets placed on every site would unwittingly become part of the chain after me and get involved in middle man advertising while still on my site!

As a system it seems really good, including both cloaking and tracking of clicks.

Is there an easy and effective way of cloaking without getting drawn in to a web of spam?

Thank you for all your writings. They are a nice place to return to when lost!

Sally

Google Alerts is a good way to find relevant places to get backlinks from, good job!

Dan

Good to hear from you again, looks like you’re doing well, and I hope MR added to that a little bit, but it seems to me you were always destined to do well in this/our “niche”,

Dan

Thanks for the feedback glad someone understood what I was getting at

Dan

good points there. Thanks for the feedback and your input,

Dan

Thing is people keep taking it out of my house, thinking it’s a $2-3/bottle and it’s a lot more than that for each bottle!

Adsense CTRs can range from 2% to 30-40%.

It’s been my experience some made for Adsense themes are really bad for SEO for some reason, so I’m moving into using good SEO themes and just adding in Adsense via plugins.

I also have an Adsense theme I outsourced tha tis a combination of those 2 things, just waiting on my programmer to finish things up.

Also, you can’t rely on the high paying Adsense words,either since what you get paid fo rclicks is affected by smart pricing and the ads get rotated, and you also need to do some coding changes to make sure you display ads that only target certain kws.

But like all things, traffic solves everything, massive content addition seems to be what works best here, or massive domains purchasing and mini site creations

Good point, interesting topic for another post,

How To Determine Your ROI BEFORE Outsourcing.

Tough thing to assess prior to entering a niche, and for me it’s been a reactionary thing; when I realize I spent XXX number of dollars and hours to do some things I’m not really that good at, then I say YES, it’s a necessary task just not worth my time.

You have your head on straight that’s for sure… Yes, like the other 2 commenters noted, you need to know your ROI prior to outsourcing, or as you put it, you need to know what functions are more important, or less ROI-creating.

The way I like to do things, the way I actually got into outsourcing is to never buy products that teach you things, not anymore anyways, just buy into or invest in SERVICES that actually do something FOR YOU.

That’s the start of outsourcing.

Thank you for your comment,

Dan

First I wanted to say that you are one of the people I have encountered in my brief internet marketing career who comes across as a pretty straight shooter.

I agree, outsourcing is a good idea but for me, at least in the beginning, I feel that I have to do things myself, so I learn what is required and which functions are more important than others. I also think you have to experience a little success before you are willing to start spending out of pocket $$$, even though as we all know – time is money.

Franck

Does BLS let you submit as many links as you want? Are there limits? Do they have certain sites they disallow? Doing a side by side comparison between these will help a great deal for those who are still deciding between the two. Thanks!

Hann

The hidden lesson here that might apply to you is…

you need to stop reading and start doing so you walk alone for a bit and gain some personal experiences with all of this

I found you’re article to be very informative & thanks.
At this point in time I’m at the study stage of my endeavors for marketing.
I’m reading until my eyes can’t take anymore, it’s been my experience that good things in life don’t come easy.
I’m a retired carpenter & most of this is new to me, as not something one would need in my line of expertise, it’s a whole new world for me & will take some time before the little light comes on above my head & I can say so, that’s how it’s done.

Thanks again & keep up you’re output of information.

Lee

Dan

Too bad the mis-management caused such a disaster to happen, so many people got hurt myself included.

Dan

Thanks for the nice words about my site! Steve

http://www.thejoyluckclub.com/ASD_Latest_News.htm

Regarding NL (Neurolinker) yes, I’m not a big fan of renting links there’s no real long-term results to be gleaned from that, as opposed to using UAW.

That’s why ALB (automatedlinkbuilding.com) is always going to be a low-cost service, because it’s a service that’s good for “starter links” for a site to get them indexed and some gradual links.

NL’s has article marketing system now and social bookmarking clubs but there’s 2 issues with that:

1- the article marketing will be very limited in effect because the sites linking to you will probably be the same sites linking to you via the 3-way service, and there’s not going to be a continued positive effect as more and more links come from the same sites and IP addresses. (which is why Unique Article Wizard is superior in service and effects).

Regarding unique content and frequency of posting etc… so much debate about this and everyone’s disagreeing on it.

Here’s what I’ve discovered about unique content;

IF you’re posting spun or dupe content BUR ARE THE FIRST kid on the block to be posting the UAW-generated article via their system by auto-approve settings with the Unique Article Wizard plugin, then you stand a chance of getting indexed first, and everyone else who doesn’t auto-approve posts but waits to publish that content pending a review gets left behind.

On the other hand, auto-approving articles can lead to irrelevant content being posted to your site which hurts, so the trick with using UAW is to tweak it by leaving it on auto-approve for a while then whatever article authors are repeat offenders (posting irrelevant Cisco training articles to a gaming category for example) then you just edit those user accounts in WP admin area under users and make their status a contributor so their articles never get auto-published, but you still get to keep the site running on autopilot.

But overall, I think it’s best to use Unique content because the niche sites of mine that do the best for traffic and sales are the ones with unique content on them.

I’ve done the auto-sites route and if you’re not the first one to publish the syndicated article, then you’re fighting an uphill battle for SERPs and rankings no matter how much linkbuilding one does.

REGARDING my tests from taking a month off, I guess I should have published my findings, eh? Sorry about that.

Long-story short, with a site like mine with over 100 posts on it, 99% unique content (I republished some of my EZAs = articles published via EzineArticles on here) there’s plenty of tags and keywords and what-not on here ot draw in enough traffic.

When I took a month or so off, I decide to build some backlinks to some of my older posts that had keywords in them that I wanted to rank well for…

And traffic increased as a result, so NO, frequent posting isn’t necessary, and more traffic can be had for all sites not by posting new content constantly, but by writing unique content filled with niche specific keywords in there…and getting good links to those post urls.

A tightly-focussed site with spot-on site-and-theme relevant articles doesn’t need a lot of content or links to rank well.

I know this reply might seem like I’m preaching to the choir here (to you Marc) but some of this reply is to help others understand more of what we’re discussing here.

Marc, thank you for signing up to WP under me, I hope it’s going well for you and the WebProsperity Marketing Toolkit should have helped you build your downline base some…

Thanks especially for your feedback on my writings and reviews.

Oh, and yes, on-site SEO is becoming more and more important these days since it’s too easy to get content and links now, which leads to the next evolution of SEO, or rather back to basics… create unique content or have it created for you and be different so you stand out and visitors take notice of that.

Dan

This is Marc (signed up under you in WProsperity and I own webprosperityblog.com, which I don’t really use anymore). I’ve always admired your work. Anyway, I was wondering why you hadn’t posted for over a month. I have over 40 blogs myself and did some testing on frequency of posts, whether it mattered or not and which ones (if any) ranked better because of the variable.

My results and randomly picked 3 of my blogs:
- Have a blog that started in Oct 08 (has total of 21 blog posts)…PR3 and averages about $1200-1800/month on affiliate commissions. Great traffic to this day. Alexa Rank 500,000 area
- Have another blog started 3 months ago, has over 13,000 posts (mostly articles and duplicated). PR0 and hardly any traffic.
- Another blog has over 22,000 blog posts started 1 year and 4 months ago, PR2. (All duplicated content, articles). Good traffic. Didn’t put any affiliate links until about 2 months ago.

SEO-wise for the three above:
- #1 for my keyword (Out of 1.3 million Google search result pages)
- n/a as I did not SEO, nor optimized for a word
- #1 for my keyword (Out of 93 Million Google search result pages) and #2 for secondary keywords (out of 138 Million Google search result pages).

** Conclusion: It’s all about Unique Quality Content and NOT the number of posts. Plus link popularity. Although my examples above are to the extreme (from my smallest amount of posts to my outrageous 20k posts), the blogs that were in the middle had similar effects. Because of the quality content, many people linked to my site without being asked (some PR4’s and PR5’s), which also increased traffic due to readership.

** And my best advice for everyone is to learn WordPress SEO. Onsite is just as important as off-site optimization. I know, because I’m ranking very well on another new project now and it’s #5 out of over 3.5 Million and have people signing up without me knowing.

I would have to say you have some really valuable reviews on some of the great tools out there. And quite honestly, are the exact ones I’ve used, for example UAW and NL (which you didn’t quite prefer because it’s pretty much “renting” the backlinks, great analogy). I’ve signed up on your ALB, unfortunately, I have not had a chance to use it.

Which leads me to my next testing….gonna try out your ALB.

Thanks Dan.

To Your Success.

- Marc

How are things going with your NGL site for $1.00/month?

FYI, SE Nuke is thinking about adding in a link exchange, either 3-way or 1-way or something like that, and that makes sense since those users are creating 100s of sites, if they can get SE Nuke to run properly

I guess it’s better to wait a couple of month and see some reviews.

Fact remains though, that people like to jump on these new services when top-notch ones like BLS, Unique Article Wizard, and LinkVana have been available for a while now… so it pays to sit back and wait and see what the honest reviewers have to say…

Aaron is pretty active in the Warrior forum though.

Since SpinDisitribute is somewhat new, I’m going to wait 3 months or so before testing it out but they did have some cool service options like the total outsourcing package (7 articles/month written and submitted).

Wish I had time to test it out and review it…

I’ll be on the lookout for SpinDistribute.com.

Could be a great service, like AMA/MAN or UAW. Considering they can provide ready-made spinnable 400 words articles for $6-$8 without having to hire yourself a freelancer, that’s a plus for me.

I just registered, have a nice looking control panal.

They just raise the price of their articles, and from the look of it, they’re being flooded with new orders and had to temporary close their articles order.

Their complete service looks good aswell. Aaron Sustar sounds like a really nice fellow.