Can anyone recommend good link building tools & services?

Hi all,

I've tried a few different link building tools & services, including various article submission services etc but I was wondering if anyone could recommend any that they've had particular success with?

Note: please don't just tell me how to build links - I'm interested in finding new tools & services, please don't tell me to do blog commenting and submit to directories!

 

Hi Custard,

I will not give you the brief as you mentioned in your message that you already have idea about link building. So I would suggest that you should use link machine (http://linkmachine.net/), linklister (http://www.linkslister.com/) and other similar websites. They will provide you the script which you can use for reciprocal and three way link exchange as per your wish. Or you can use SMO to build more free links.

Hope I helped! If you have any questions please feel free to ask
Thanks

 

You can check our recently launched link building packages:
weptile.com/our-services/link-building-packages/

We're still working on setting up the system for more services to be added soon.

 

Here's a trick... take a look at your competitors back links and scrub the list. Majestic SEO or SEOMOZ (Opensite Explorer) is helpful for this- I prefer Majestic.. SEOMOZ is a bit expensive if you just need a tool to check out your competitors back links. This will provide you with many ideas for link building.

 

I'm also interested in a good backlink building service but there's so much damn spam out there it's hard to tell whats legit..

 

Probably because we provide link buiding packages ourselves, I'm unaware of the density of spam services. Is it this bad? Well, we're legit

 

Check the backlinks on your competitiors, take note of which article directories, forums, blogs, they are ranking on. Try and do the same on those same places.

 

I've heard LinkVana and SEOmoz are good services, but pricey. I have only used LinkFool.com and I was extremely happy with their service. You might want to check them out.

 

I've heard of SEOmoz as well, but have never really been sure of what the service is.

 

ignitrocloud.com has plenty of packages to choose from.

 

Never heard about LinkFool.com will give a try. Back to OP question, the tool for link building I know is volrank, it is link exchange service.

 

Thanks for all the information guys, going to try out a couple and have contacted others. If there's any more that people have had success with I'd love to know. I'd also be interested in link analysis tools and research aids like Linkdex if there are any good ones?

 

There is a tool which is used to submit our websites in more than 500 web directories. It's a loyal tool, not spam your link. But, remember to give multiple descriptions and titles of your website in the tool before submitting the project. search "auto-submission web directory tools". Thanks.

 

Try Profile link building of High PR sites.

 

I'm a big fan of BMR. I was able to rank a lot of keywords using that service.

 

I like socialadr and socialmonkee for social bookmarking links.

 

I would say do article submission, write quality article and submit only unique article to top article directories, it would help a lot, believe me!

 

Unique Article Wizard – I still remember the time that I was looking for feedback with this tool, I saw that not so many people was impressed by this online service link building tool. However, when I tried it myself, if it is only done correctly as it should, it does have a good advantage over other link building tools that I know.Unique Article Wizard

I have a list of advantages below. And this list is not based on what they say but based on my experience and the result that I got in my campaigns

 

Anyone looking for backlink services, check this thread: http://forums.digitalpoint.com/showthread.php?t=2378334

It may interest you.

 

Stick to contextual links (links within the content) as they tend to have MUCH more impact then blog comments or forum profiles (yes even the "high PR" profiles suck).

Get yourself a ton of spun content and submit it to blog networks like Unique Article Wizard, or Article Ranks (in my own experiments these two seem to work the best). Once your site has a decent base of IP diversity, and link velocity after a few months I'd throw in some high PR blog posts and depending on the keyword you should be somewhere between page 3 and number 1. If you're still not happy with it then keep up with the high pr blog posts and depending on the competitiveness of the keyword you might want to consider getting some high PR home page links as these tend to work great on sites that are already ranking and that already have a solid base of diverse IP's pointing to it.