- LinkVana

- Traffic Kahuna

- Backlink Solutions

- Unique Article Wizard

- Article Marketing Automation

…as well as many other tools. To buy these on your own it would cost you hundreds of dollars a month as you would have to spend hours upon hours submitting articles to these services to get your moneys worth. Why instead wouldn’t you outsource your work to us and pay by how much you “use” the service? I say “use” because all you have to do is let us know what you want and you can rest easy that it will be done at a top quality level.

• Content Generation
• Link Building
• Directory Submissions
• Expert Consultations

How much time do you spend doing any of these various activities? How much is your time worth to you? All you need to do is consider these two factors and then you have to say to yourself, “how much could I benifit from outsourcing some of the more mundane work I need to do?”

That’s not to mention we have access to many programs and resources that you could spend hundreds, if not thousands, of dollars a month to have yourself. Think, how many times a month would you use a service that costs $150/mth? If we can do the work for you for $15 in each instance then you would need to use it 10 times a month just to cover the cost, let alone your time.

Anyway due to the sensitive nature of some of the programs we require prospective users to be members of this site before they have access to the details. The good news is you can register for free here, send me an email telling me who you are and why you want access, and once approved you will have access to all the services you want at competitive prices.

Article marketing automation is so easy to use. I really do like that about it, almost enough to look past the quality of the links. The spinner is the best I’ve used (I actually write all my spun articles here and use find and replace to change them for TrafficKahuna). You get your articles posted a good number of times. My best been posted 124 times. You get 2 links per 300 word post. So that’s 248 links for an hours work.

The drawback is the links suck, most are on PR N/A blogs, some are on PR0, and very rarely you might find a PR1… I’ve never seen anything higher than that on the network. This results in you putting up a fair number of links that may never even be indexed.

Article marketing automation is a good solution for someone who doesn’t have much spare money. It also works well for getting links to your links.

LinkVana is a good but somewhat painful thing to use. I both hate and love the fact that they don’t have an article spinner. It makes it a real pain to get a large number of links as you’re basically getting them 1 at a time, but it shows how seriously they take the quality of their network. You get 1 link per 100 word post. If you are a big advocate of avoiding duplicate content then this is probably a real plus for you. Realistically you can probably get yourself 10 links an hour working away at this.

The quality of the links are fairly on par with other things. Some blogs are PR2 & PR3 but most are PR1 & PR0. I admittedly haven’t done that much testing with LinkVana so this assessment is based on a smaller sample.

The person that LinkVana is for is people who are concerned with duplicate content and aren’t afraid to work in an effort to get their links.

TrafficKahuna is probably my favorite link building service that I’ve used so far. The spinner is nice, you can get up to 30 articles posted from one spun article. They allow you three links per post, to up to 30 URLs with 30 keywords. What I don’t like is these are in sets of 10. So for example you can choose keyowords “red widget, green widget, and blue widget” pointing at “bluewidgets.com, greenwidgets.com, and redwidgets.com” but you don’t get to say “redwidgets.com -> red widgets”. This generally results in me only using 3 URL’s. 30 articles x 3 links = 90 links for about 1 hours work.

As for the quality of the links, are they everything that’s promised? No, rarely is anything as good as promised, especially in IM. You do get links posted on some PR2 & PR3 blogs, maybe 20-25% at best, most are on PR1 & PR0 blogs. Realistically this results in you getting mostly PR1 or PR0 links from deep pages on these blogs (which shows the importance of linking to your links lol).

I guess if I had to describe the type of person who TrafficKahuna is right for I would suggest it to the person who wants to get a large number of medium quality links without too much concern for duplicate content.

When I use TK I seem to get almost instant (well 24 hr probably) indexing)

BackLink solutions is a pretty good system. Their spinner is a bit of a pain and defiantly doesn’t work as well as AMA or TK but I think it delivers the best links of the 3.

The final step to complete your order is to send us just what exactly you’d like us to do for you. Just fill out the form below and your order will be complete. Expect to hear back from us within a week.

The google sandbox is really a penalty a site gets when it’s doing TOO well (getting too much search traffic), and it is a new site. This is a major reason why Vic @ blogger unleashed heavily recommends buying pre-owned domains. Many people have reported what almost seems like deindexing (ie. getting like 2 or 3 search finds a day) but what I’ve generally experienced is that your site will hit around 200 search visits a day then get dinged down to 40-50.

The sandbox MAY only affect competitive niches. The sandbox MAY only affect sites that build up links “strangely” quickly. The truth is no one knows for sure but these are a couple of theories. I had a site about the upcoming election that was getting well in excess of 1000 search visits a day and it never got sandboxed, it had a TON of crappy links. I had an an investing site (the one in the graph below) that exploded out of the gate beofre being put in the google sandbox, it had a lot of fair quality links, but as you can see it was in a competitive niche.

Anyway the real point of this post was to SHOW people what it looks like to be relegated to the google sandbox. A picture says 1000 words so here it is:

If that graphic of the google sandbox looks a little discouraging, then it should, SEO isn’t a game you can expect to win in a couple of days or even a year. It’s been 9 months and this site still isn’t back but it’s been steadily gaining. I’ve also been hitting the main target keyword in position 1 for an hour (or even a few minutes) at a time over the past couple of weeks. I keep hoping to see an explosion, so hopefully soon I can report back that I’ve escaped from one of the longer google sandbox visits I’ve ever heard of.

Google has never really confirmed or denied the truth behind the existence of a google sandbox but most web savvy people believe in it, or at least that the effect happens. Google doesn’t trust new sites as much as it does old established sites. Google doesn’t like sites that try to game the algorithm. So perhaps the age gives google a lower tolerance for a site, then the google skepticism filter kicks in. Who knows?

The sandbox is a couple things for sure 1) it’s painful 2) it’s effect real. Other than that not a lot is known for sure.

Setup – There are few things you need to change on your blog which are VERY important. First go to the options tab and change permalinks to “custom” and use the following:

/%postname%/

Next you should have your keywords in your title and tagline. Theme Selection – There are TONS of themes out there to choose, but I always find mine at Courtney Tuttle’s SEO WordPress Themes. They are fairly easy to edit yourself (and I’ll show you how to get a ridiculous CTR on it once I’m done this guide). If you are planning on doing adsense in my opinion a theme with 2 columns on the same side is a must. Court’s SEO themes will give you the best bang for your buck.

Plugins – There are a few essential plugins for your blog, all-in-one-seo, simple tags, and xml sitemap are good places to start. I’m not going to go into how to set all those up, you can read the FAQ yourselves. There are other good SEO plugins, but this should give you a good start for sure.

Anyway it’s as easy as that to set up your SEO WordPress blog, so go ahead and give it a shot.