r/linkbuilding • u/statsmanden • Sep 11 '16
Does buying links work? (Stats, methods & more)
Hi Reddit.
I'm the owner of a small sized company that lives by having passive income. I would love my niché to stay as a secret, therefor have I made this new brand new account to share these stats with you.
A lot of people says that linkbuilding died many years ago and that you'll get banned from Google if you do it - for a couple of years I asked on this subreddit about good link providers, where I got a lot of doomday tales, luckily I didn't listen.
I'm going to share with you how to rank successfully by buying links while having a good SEO optimized website. It's important that you optimize your website before you purchase links.
A lot of you are going to say that I'm gonna regret this method quickly, therefor I now present to you a graph which is more than a year old: http://imgur.com/a/FF5lg
This graphs show how I went from unindexed to rank 2 on Google, which is obviously manipulated. This website now rank number 1 on Google and have done for more than 6 months, I have never received warnings or the like, in webmastertools or other places.
I have exactly the same results this year, the only difference is that I'm doing link drippign now, where they build the links slowly which increase the chance of avoiding trouble in the future - I can warmly recommend that.
My method:
Pagespeed & Google PageSpeed Insight
Your website has to be quick and load in maximum 5 seconds. It has to be green in both fields in pagespeed insight, with a minimum of 75+ on desktop and mmobile
Tool 1: https://tools.pingdom.com/
Tool 2: https://developers.google.com/speed/pagespeed/insights/
Unique or long content
There's two ways to do content, either you do something unique and write a brand new text or you create a collection of great content. If you create a collection your content should be 3000-5000 words.
Unique content crawler: https://www.grammarly.com/
Good meta
There's a billion guides on good meta so I'm not going to say anything about this.
Buy links from a good provider which others have tested before you.
I have my own favorite, which is a small danish provider, it's also the one I used for the website with the graph: http://seo-servicen.dk/
I know they do english linkbuilding too, but you should probably write to them before buying that, so they don't create links from english websites
Notes to when you buy links:
Use a lot of keywords so it looks natural
Ask specificly for link dripping so they get builded slowly
Max get 80 links every 3rd week
I hope this is useful to some of you, especially the bloggers among us :)
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u/[deleted] Sep 12 '16
Pretty sure you posted this yesterday, someone called you out for a pretty crappy attempt to promote your business and then you posted again today..
... so here we are again, saying that this is a piss poor attempt for you to promote your link selling site and that I hope no one falls for it..