Artificial Link Building

Sun, Oct 15, 2006

SEO, Web

LinkBuildingDirect - 250 inbound links for $24.95/month

Links going to your site are like signs on credibility. The more people that link to your website, the more credible you are. That is one reason why Search Engines like Google, Yahoo and MSN take a look at the amount of links going to your website. Problem is this method of ranking a site can be abused with artificial link building. As some may use the spamming ang jamming technique manual, some people are even lazy and would just buy they way through it, regardless of the links are relevant or not, they just try to win the game of ranking by sheer numbers of links. This is not my style of SEO, and for me if you do everything right, taking note of code to content ratio, keyword density, targetting the long tail, internal linking structure, and all other SEO techniques, you will be surprised you do not need as many links as you thought you needed. But for some, they will still like to find the shortcuts. I have heard people use LinkBuildingDirect and they have had their success in using it. And I have personally seen some of my friends rise in rankings mainly because they availed their service. They promise you 250 or more IBLs for only $24.95 a month. I believe that is a fair price to pay, since many sites out there sometimes charge $25 a month for 1 link alone, and here you get more than 250. Sound like a good deal, but maybe I will only resort to this method when I get a client that is desperate to see results real fast and want them now, as soon as possible. But be careful if you have brand new domains since quick link building in brand new domains are not ideal to do and can get penalized and can decrease your ranking.

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Benj Arriola - who has written 139 posts on action online.

Started a career as a chemist. Worked in the industry and academe and pursued a master's degree in chemistry. Then one day, here I go, start a computer shop, then web company in 1999, won a few awards and just started a web career working on websites of various companies and making sure the websites work for them.

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2 Comments For This Post

  1. Matt Says:

    A good post, thanks for the heads up, but you may want to consider either cloaking you affiliate links, or statin “affiliate” or “aff” after them so people know that you are being up front in your recommendation. I have no doubt that it is a genuine recommendation, but it looses a little credability if you’re not upfront about it. The SEO crowd are a cleaver and (sometimes snooty) lot :)

    Thanks for the heads up none the less.

    Matt
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  2. Benj Arriola Says:

    Nice advice Matt. Yeah sometimes I feel lazy, sometimes I’m not. In this case, I was lazy. LOL

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