One of the tasks you face as an affiliate marketer is getting plenty of good links to your site. A task that can be hard, expensive, or both.
Also a task that has been attacked at various angles, giving rise to link building services, link exchanges and more..
Here is where Lord’s newest invention, the oh-so-cleverly named “Link Building Tool” comes in.
Without further ado, let’s jump straight into the review.
What is it?
The “Link Building Tool” is a small desktop application that will help you in the task of finding good sites to get links from.
The actual task of entering the information into those sites is still left up to you, but the tool will help you in building those lists and ranking the sites for quality and accesibility.
How does it work?
When opening the link building tool, you are prompted to give it a search query, the number of pages it should crawl and which search engines (MSN and/or Google) it should get the results from.
In the first step, the link building tool goes and grabs the search results, displaying the URLs in the list window.
You can now proceed to give it more search terms to grow the list, or let it analyze those links via the “Rank new URLs” button.
Once you press that button, each URL gets a ranking value between 0 and 10.
This value is a mix of the search engine ranking and the ease with which you can insert a link there.
You can sort by ranking with a click of the mouse and off you go, inserting your link.
For this task, you can open either one selected website or 5 at a time.
Once you open a website, it is marked with a 0-done and will disappear from the top ranks.
My experiences so far
This tool makes it far easier to find good websites to get links from. Once you get sites ranked 5 or above in the tool, it is usually just a matter of seconds to enter your link in some comment form.
However, the tool can’t work miracles. When you move in competetive environments, you have to look around. My best strategy for this case is to hit the long tail keywords.
The save / load options make it easy to get back to previous lists and continue working.
The ranking is a godsend, as is the “open pages in browser” feature.
I already got more than a few nice links from sites I found with this tool, so I am more than happy.
The price of 67 US dollars is not really a steal, but more than justified by the ease of getting good links.
Get it here.
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Also a task that has been attacked at various angles, giving rise to link building services, link exchanges and more..
Here is where Lord’s newest invention, the oh-so-cleverly named “Link Building Tool” comes in.
Without further ado, let’s jump straight into the review.
What is it?
The “Link Building Tool” is a small desktop application that will help you in the task of finding good sites to get links from.
The actual task of entering the information into those sites is still left up to you, but the tool will help you in building those lists and ranking the sites for quality and accesibility.
How does it work?
When opening the link building tool, you are prompted to give it a search query, the number of pages it should crawl and which search engines (MSN and/or Google) it should get the results from.
In the first step, the link building tool goes and grabs the search results, displaying the URLs in the list window.
You can now proceed to give it more search terms to grow the list, or let it analyze those links via the “Rank new URLs” button.
Once you press that button, each URL gets a ranking value between 0 and 10.
This value is a mix of the search engine ranking and the ease with which you can insert a link there.
You can sort by ranking with a click of the mouse and off you go, inserting your link.
For this task, you can open either one selected website or 5 at a time.
Once you open a website, it is marked with a 0-done and will disappear from the top ranks.
My experiences so far
This tool makes it far easier to find good websites to get links from. Once you get sites ranked 5 or above in the tool, it is usually just a matter of seconds to enter your link in some comment form.
However, the tool can’t work miracles. When you move in competetive environments, you have to look around. My best strategy for this case is to hit the long tail keywords.
The save / load options make it easy to get back to previous lists and continue working.
The ranking is a godsend, as is the “open pages in browser” feature.
I already got more than a few nice links from sites I found with this tool, so I am more than happy.
The price of 67 US dollars is not really a steal, but more than justified by the ease of getting good links.
Get it here.
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It was pretty sweet though.