Linksmanager and managedlinkbuilding any one use these
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managedlinkbuilding.com and linksmanager.com has anyone used them? They both seems promising for helping organize links and get them? Or maybe my understanding is wrong.
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Hmmm well according to their faq its not stuff that is "paid"
Every link on your site will be editorially earned, not paid. And yes, it matters big time because using paid links or "introductions" such as those offered by numerous "get a top rating quick" scammers can get your site bounced right out of the Google Index.
But i guess aside from the monthly bill, for $29 or $99 a month and i get what i need i guess i cant complain. My question is are they really any good or i am just better off doing it the old fashioned way begging for links.
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This section from the managedlinkbuilding page gives me pause:
"Accounts that go into arrears (non payment) for more than 30 days are subject to termination and removal of your links pages from your server without notice. Managed Link Building will send you email advising you if your account has been suspended for non payment. Accounts that go over 30 days for non payment are subject to termination without further notice."
Sounds like it's renting links?
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