DFB Limitless Links

[pickledegg]

Anyone tried this yet? They look like another SpamGoneWild, which I'm too afraid to use at the moment.

 

[ly2 from WF]

I've used it a couple times, still going to use it a few more times before I say it's good...sometimes services can be a fluke. But from first serp impressions things are looking nice.

 

[AustinP]

Drips from the right service provider are as good as gold.

 

[quamism]

I've used it a couple times, still going to use it a few more times before I say it's good...sometimes services can be a fluke. But from first serp impressions things are looking nice.

Did you use it direct to site or though a 301?

 

[JCash]

It's priced at a point where I'm thinking I'd much rather have the 2000 paid clicks I could get from my favorite ad platform. Plus "citations" have felt to me like a bogus premise since jackasses started braying about them in 2008, pure chimera from the local directory crowd gasping their last breath.

 

[guerilla]

Anyone tried this yet? They look like another SpamGoneWild, which I'm too afraid to use at the moment.

PM me, I wrote a guide on how to mitigate some of the risk from aggressive link building. It's written for Limitless Links, but the method is applicable to most tactics.

It's priced at a point where I'm thinking I'd much rather have the 2000 paid clicks I could get from my favorite ad platform.

I guess it depends. If you're still selling those $2 chinese import beanie babies I saw you flogging last year on ebay, then it might not be viable for your business model.

90% of our client kws from week 1 are already page 1. The people who paid are generally pretty happy so far.

Plus "citations" have felt to me like a bogus premise since jackasses started braying about them in 2008 ... /guilt by association

If you tested them, you would be able to qualify your feelings with some data.



Anyone with questions about Limitless, hit me up (dripfeedblasts@gmail.com) and I'd be happy to answer them there. Not interested in running a sales thread in WF STS.

 

[xoxox]

Has anybody tested this service and want to share results?

Is it worth it? $299 is a lot of money...

 

[evolutionvision]

http://www.wickedfire.com/links-seo/151364-spam-gone-wild-ix-lettuce-cereal-mike-gay.html

 

[JCash]

"Test it yourself" is such a cop-out, by that logic you should taste anything soft and brown you find on the ground in the dog park on the grounds it might be chocolate.

 

[dchuk]

"Test it yourself" is such a cop-out, by that logic you should taste anything soft and brown you find on the ground in the dog park on the grounds it might be chocolate.

Not really, 99% of SEOs just regurgitate other people's opinions. I trust myself much more than the majority of "experts" out there.

 

[dchuk]

not to mention "testing it yourself" is the core of ppc advertising which I know you do

 

[bauss]

Not really, 99% of SEOs just regurgitate other people's opinions. I trust myself much more than the majority of "experts" out there.

 

[JCash]

not to mention "testing it yourself" is the core of ppc advertising which I know you do

Well sure but if I tested absurd stuff I'd go broke. In terms of plain old SEO, the most noise about citations comes from bullshit artists, which makes it suspect, and a place where it should work if it does, sex.com (like 59 million mentions) doesn't, and the domains I see text spammed in pastebins, comments and guestbooks don't play anywhere.

So what's to test?

 

[guerilla]

PM me, I wrote a guide on how to mitigate some of the risk from aggressive link building. It's written for Limitless Links, but the method is applicable to most tactics.

If you want a copy of this guide, please email

email@dripfeedblasts.com

and put REQUEST FOR 301 GUIDE in the subject line.

Lindsay or Josh will get you taken care of.