Outsource Link Development???

can anyone work on link development for my site??
thank you

 

I read good stories about them http://www.britecorp.co.uk/search-engine-optimisation/link-building/
and not sure about them, but seems a good deal www.link-monkeys.com
If You are looking for a person not a company to find willing link partners for You I do it for 1euro per link exchange.
Mail me yoook [at] 4freaks dot net for examples of our work if You are interested.
Regards
Yoook

 

can anyone else do this leg work for me?

 

I'm looking for the same, anyone willing to do the legwork?

yoook: Can you focus on US-based sites? Accept PayPal?

 

Lilquit, you only need one thread for this

 

Hi,

I am specialized in doing the legwork cheaply (backlinks, articles).

Tom

 

PM me with your prices

 

I was talking to a guy from UK that offered this service and he was charging £2 per link. Is this not a bit steep?

 

how much is that in usd?

I have friend who help me build links, he is relatively cheap, but he only does it if there is some type of software for him to use.

If you want a bunch of reciprical links and arn't too picky about the flavor, I could add you site to www.travelpromote.us , I periodically send out a links newsletter that has about 3-4 thousand subscribers.

It will generate 125+ recip links in like 3 days for a pr0 site, more if the site has PR

 

Hmm, I'll have a look into it.

£2 is about 3 USD

 

You can email me similar offers, and I will look into them.

 

I am also interested in link building.
mail me at darksat{at}yahoo.com

 

Christ! That is well cheap. Who is he?

 

Hey Tom - Can you PM me as well -- what do you do and for how much?

 

Depends if it's a free PR0 unrelated directory link, or a niche PR8 link.

I think link development is one of the easiest parts and one of the most rewarding as it's easy to track your progress. You just compile a list of sites which suit your specifics. To do this, either use google, dmoz or Adwords (go Site specific campaign, then type in your keyword and you'll get a nice list). Then email the webmasters (either find their contact details on the site, or look up their DNS).

Best thing about it is that it can be free. I'm building an educational network right now and it's great since a lot of the webmasters don't mind linking to other sites for free. This is because they don't understand how page rank works and they think the more links their site has the better their site is, which I think is a nice 'old-skool' way of looking at it