One Way Links On Autopilot
Get one way links on autopilot! Bold promise, isn’t it?
And yes, if you are wondering, there is a catch to what I’m about to describe and even though it works like a charm right now – it is right there in the shades of gray as far as SEO concerned, so I don’t know how long this process will continue to work.
And that question should be on your mind as what I’m about to share will come with price but fear not! I care about your valet and will also share a free alternative…
3 Way Links Method
I know you probably read plenty of the reviews about the 3 way links by Jonathan Ledger and this is Not One Of Them!
I have no intentions to sell you on his system but simply share the the idea and allow you to decide if this is right for you or not – after all, shelling out $47 each month is not something to be taken lightly!
How Does It Work?
Concept is extremely simple: Site A links to Site B, which in turn links to Site C and then Site C links to original Site A. This formula gives each one of the 3 participating sites a One Way Link.
As long as proper distribution is in place – everyone gets to benefit from the process and so far it works like a champion!
But since this process is gaming the natural link building – it is in shades of gray, as far as search engines concerned and possibility that they eventually will catch up exists. So just be mindful of this little fact if you decide to put it to use.
Did I Scare You Enough Yet?
I hope not because the process works!
- …maybe its due to the fact that number of the links to any site in process is no more than 250 and it allows them to fly below the Google radar
- …maybe it is because they build those links in a slow and deliberate manner to replicate natural growth
- …maybe it is due to the fact that they have a quality control unlike any other service and to be accepted into the system it is not enough to pay! Your site actually have to be a good site and many of the “questionable” sites not accepted at all
- …maybe it is due to the all of the above
But it works and if you spend just a bit of time – you will find plenty testimonials from happy customers of the 3 Way Links. And the service allows you to build one way links on complete autopilot.
Have A Look At What Is Offered
Just keep in mind couple things:
- It is a gray method to rank high, fast and on autopilot and even though it works great for last couple years, who knows how long it will last.
- If you cancel subscription – you lose all incoming links.
System will allow you to have 50 sites and can be most beneficial for Niche Bloggers who look to boost traffic to their blogs by getting better ranking in Google and not worried about possible penalties to any individual site, IF Google ever catches up.
But I have also promised you a free 3 way link service!
Yes, Free 3 Way Links service does exist! It comes with some limiations but hey, when you get frebbie, can you really complaing?
Link Serp service gives you One Site for free to add into their network and start benefiting but they also offer you an upgrade if you want to expand it to more sites and at $19.97/m their Upgrade price is quite a bit more attractive then first service I mention while providing similar in quantity.
And if you think that immediate benefits outweigh the risks of possible penalties later (if it ever happens) – this service can be great way for you to beat the competition. There is enough testimonials to incredible results from the users of the system – my personal opinion is that it is extremely beneficial if you are running a lot of Niche blogs and penalty to one will not impact your income overall especially considering the immediate gains presented by system
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I have looked at these tyes of systems and always stayed clear. Believe that good content with being active in commenting and adding quality content of all types will always pay off and never have to worry about Google catching it.
Not saying it won’t work as it does but always feel that building real content will continue to increase my business and have less surprises down the line.
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I tried 3-way links services, did not really worked for me. Also, one can have own network of 3-way links by getting free blogger, squidoo, hubpages (and other) accounts and interlinking with money sites.
Agree with Mike, nothing can beat a good content.
Alex,
I wholeheartedly agree with both Mike and Max. That linking strategy is both sketchy and not a long-term “link-solution”. It’s certainly not something I’d ever pay for.
If any one is interested in successful link strategies, simply check out Michael Campbell and follow his suggestions.
Herb
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I’ve tried the free service of LinkSerp in one of my websites and it does work. The free service is quite slow giving you about 4 to 6 links a day which is quite good. What i’m concerned about, for my blog, is that LinkSerp will require you to set up a link page/farm which is frowned by G. I’m thinking of making posts on that link or resource page to avoid being tagged as a link farm.
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Like Max, I too tried the 3 way links method to put build incoming one-way back links on autopilot and didn’t find any huge benefit from it. Most of the sites/blogs that linked to me were newly created site purely for the 3WL system.
Maybe in time these sites will carry some weight and it maybe worth looking at again.
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Alex,
Since it seems that 90% of G’s algorithm is based on backlinks it seems this should be where we place our emphasis. A three way link is much better than a reciprocal link and as long as they are targeted I have found them very useful. AS Max said, you can build your own network but it takes a long time before you get any real results.
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Great tips on link building and I must agree one way links are the best although not easy to get.
But as they say where there is a will there is a way and you have touched on that way – blog commenting is one stratergy I use for one way links and I whole heartedly recommend.
You are all welcome to comment on all my blogs as a way of helping each other out with our ongoing stratergies to rank high on search engines. You will find the list on my site linked to my name above!
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These are the kinds of services that I would stay away from for most clients. However – I have had some clients with multiple sites in the same niche which they used for various types of testing. This service would be ideal here. Or anytime you get whiff of a new trend & get a good domain to start a quick turnover business.
I guess the other thing is – if Google does seem to penalize this tactic – if you go with the first offering then you can just cancel and those offending links would disappear.
This seems like a great concept, but does this have an advantage over one-way linking?
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“One Way Links On Autopilot” theres a service that does this effectively.. onewayseo.com
The “onewayseo” site mentioned above as “effective” for building incoming links as a PR of O – an Alexa ranking in the 2+ million range……and, most importantly, according to their FAQ, if you drop out of their system, ALL of your links are removed from their system.
If you are just starting out and dont’ understand the implications of that – the bottom line is that EVEN if it works ( which based on their own results appear not) you are stuck forever having to pay an onging fee to maintain those links – which is really bad business, terrible customer service and loosely, one could argue “link blackmail” to boot..:-)
Just for what it’s worth, of course!
Frank,
While I agree that you have to pay ongoing fee to maintain the links – I think it is you who misunderstood.
1. You are sent to the site via clocked link – hence you are not seeing the correct stats
2. Actual site have PR3 and Alexa rank of 44,687 – not that I care too much about either one of those stats as they are flawed. Since you know so much about SEO I’m sure you are aware of that.
3. But even all of the above doesn’t matter as site that coordinates all the linking removes itself from the process to reduce a “traceability by G” factor or so it was before.
I agree that ongoing fee sucks – but you get what you pay for and I share this info based on my own opinion, which is once again flawed as it is personal even though based on years of webmastering.
hehe… Can I have only incoming links? Don’t want to give out PR link juice.
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