Please note: The information provided in the 58+ pages on this website was written in 2008 and contains old and out-dated information. I will be releasing new updated information soon that will show you how to get around the problems facing most of the web directories online today. So please sign up to the newsletter to get the soon-to-be released update!That brings me to buying text links. You might have heard the fuss over Google not wanting people to buy backlinks. Well that’s because buying text links is a super easy way to get backlinks which boosts your sites ranking… and it works. They don’t want webmasters artificially boosting their websites rank because they care about quality search results.
If you do choose to purchase text links there is a way to do it that is better and safer. Text-link-ads.com offers links on single blog posts and I think this is your best bet at gathering quality links and not getting caught. And mean “not getting caught” by not having other webmasters report you for buying links. Now at the time of writing this is its all here-say but I’d be precautious of buying text links from a site on every single page. Try also Linkworth.com to find links on single posts or pages.
Google and every other search engine can notice really easily when your site has hundreds or even thousands of backlinks coming from one website. It’s not natural to have that many links from one website so I stay away from buying site wide links so I stick with single post links. To me it’s more natural and it’s harder for the search engines to pick you out. It’s also cheaper. A link on a single blog post can cost you $8/mo where a sitewide link can cost you upwards of $50/mo. depending on the sites Pagerank and Alexa rank.
Another thing to remember is when you buy text links they are just temporary. So you have to keep paying for them as long as you want them up.
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