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Linksmanagement.com anyone use it?
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linksmanagement.com anyone use it? I have seen reviews up and down just wondering if they are safe. Seems pretty simple you pay for the sites you want to be on. I assume the fees are monthly.
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Well I've been using linksmanagement for 2+ years and all my websites are performing great.
My niches are marketing, home improvement and education.
Of course there are websites of different quality, but I always check backlink before purchase to see how it is wrapped up with content so there are no links that look like a LQ spam. What I like about the platform is that new web pages appear regularly and I can continue buying links for my clients.
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I'd also bet that Matt Cutts and some of his team have an account there as well. In a recent post, he says:
I keep an eye on what flavors of spam snake oil are being marketing to newbies on various forums ("I know Google pulled apart my last link network, but now try my Social Rank Tout Suite product! It will automate 100% of all of your link building!"). And lots of people at Google keep an eye open themselves and alert me if they see issues. http://www.seroundtable.com/matt-cutts-emails-16308.html
I wouldn't do it myself, that's for sure.
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Honestly, I would stay away from buying links unless you are ina really really black hat, super competitive niche like Online Casino, Gambling, Rx, Adult etc etc.
Those guys are clearly selling links with PR. Huge Red Flag. Stay away.
I would suggest building content with that budget, content that helps your user find what they are looking for. Content that they would link to and so on instead of spending your money on junk links.
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