1WayLinks Review – 1WayLinks.net 3 months later
March 10, 2009 by
Filed under Link Building Services
I thought 1WayLinks was going to be “IT” for me.
A potential of 750 one way backlinks from blogs could be obtained here.
The reality…the TRUTH is…
A potential of 750 backlinks could be generated, but not necessarily obtained (unless you wanted to write 750 different articles)
Not sure what 1waylinks is or does?
Then you can read this 1WaYLinks Review here (opens in a new window, so read it then come back)
The basic low-down on what 1waylinks.net does is you write articles that get hosted-and-posted on other blogs in their network, and your submitted articles act as backlinks from the text and hyperlinks within the articles.
What were my results and findings after 3 months of using the 1WayLinks service?
Read my updated 1WayLinks review (opens in a new window, so read it then come back)
The low-down on that service is the links are ineffective, hosted on garbage blogs which have little to no linkjuice, and it takes a long time to generate those ineffective backlinks.
Moving forward, I will…
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…test a linkbuilding service for 90 days minimum before reviewing
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…test mostly with new sites and and a few existing site, but…
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…only use use one linkbuilding service at a time for each site to gain a better assessment of their true value
Unlike some other goombah affiliates who put up reviews ASAP after joining a new service or buying a product, my word is bond!
I wrote a Google Annihilation review and it’s way back on page 2 or 3 because the SEO competition is pretty strong for the terms related to this product/service, which apparently sucks rocks, but people are promoting the heck out of it according to the latest fad of “getting ahead of big product launches to make bank”..
Doesn’t anyone have any integrity for crying out loud!?
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Hardly anyones knows how to test linkbuilding services…
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Hardly anyone using these services is optimizing their sites for maximum effectiveness for use with linkbuilding services.
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Hardly anyone knows how to tell if they’re even getting quality backlinks!
Geez, and they’re owners of business?
If you’re going to use a linkbuilding service:
- learn your on-page optimization better (know whar your money keywords are and how strong your SEO competition is)
- learn how to tell when a quality backlink is actually obtained
- know how to properly ascertain true link value
- ..and watch your SERPs constantly!
Thanks for the review as I am looking into link-building services.
Jeff, you might want to check out http://linkvanareviews.com that’s where I spend time reviewing more link building services
Thanks,
Dan