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1. DRandy
   Member
   Posted 9 months ago #

   Hi

   I have created a new backlinking system. I have spent about 2 years of my free time creating this system so it works the way I want it to.

   To me it seems like a no brainer that people would want to join but so far, I'm not getting any traction.

   The system will create backlinks on industry related web pages with PR value of 3 and above. Backlinks are configured by each member and can be configured with keyword and title tags. Then your backlink is generated by the system and included in code that new members place on their sites.

   Your backlinks are then distributed by both your sponsor and by your efforts.

   - Your Backlinks are created over time so link growth appears natural.
   - Your Backlinks are added to web pages applicable to the category you join.
   - Your Backlinks get on pages with a minimum PR value of 3.
   - You can change the keyword and title tags when ever you want
   - Your Backlinks have Keywords and Title Tags
   - Your Backlinks are One Way Text Links - Not Reciprocal

   Those are a few benefits of my system

   So I'm just wondering why I can't get any traction on this.

   I realize the site doesn't look very pretty but my system eliminates so much tedious time and effort looking for sites to put your link on.

   I'm also looking for Beta testers to use the system. I'm not charging for the service at this point.

   Maybe someone can shed some light on what the problem is.

   My site can be found at http://www.link5sites.com.

   I sure appreciate any feedback you have.

   Thanks

2. lpe04
   Member
   Posted 9 months ago #

   People may be afraid of getting banned by Google (or penalized), as Google is known to come on strong sometimes against these things. I'll take a look at it.

   Lance

3. DRandy
   Member
   Posted 9 months ago #

   I understand that this happens with automated systems. But with my system, real people install the code on their own site just like as if you were doing a link exchange with another web site.

   And the code changes with each new joining member so the footprint is always different.

4. DRandy
   Member
   Posted 9 months ago #

   Just the lack of response to this post is a good example of the lack of traction I'm getting.

   People just don't understand the potential of this.

   In Search Engine Marketing, you need quality backlinks to increase your web site's search engine position.

   Please look at http://www.link5sites.com/business-services/sales-training/. This is a Content Page from the Business Services Category.

   Please share your comments

   Thanks

5. nikimedia
   Member
   Posted 9 months ago #

   DRandy -

   I took a look at your site, it sounds promising. In your position I think a lot of people are weary about being first to something new like this. Bottom line - they are scared. It's also a little tedious to read and fully "get".

   Ive got a ton of sites we are optimizing and I'd be happy to give this a go and test the system. How do we proceed? I'll try signing up on your website with the same username...otherwise post back...

   Thanks,

6. DRandy
   Member
   Posted 9 months ago #

   I posted this on another forum and got remarks like . . .

   "This looks and smells like a bad neighborhood."

   I don't understand why that would be said.

   Any ideas?

   If anyone wants to comment, Please look at my site first and take some time to understand the system before making comments.

   Thanks

7. WebSight
   Member
   Posted 7 months ago #

   I took a look at your site. The thing that I found to be brilliant was the backlink experiment to help move up the timeline for backlink being picked up.

   Awesome idea!

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