What is our Link Wheel Service
How Our Link Wheel Service Can Help
Everyone wants free links, this much is certain. Whenever someone mentions the term “link building”, most webmasters think about directory submissions and that’s about it. But there’s just one “minor” problem: most webmasters submit to directories and only a handful of people will be able to receive most of the traffic.
In other words, you need to start thinking outside the box at a certain point. That doesn’t mean that popular link building methods are not worth it, not by a long shot. Think about it this way: traditional link building methods represent the foundation but since nobody can live in a house which has a foundation and nothing more, you need to take things to the next level.
Our link wheel service revolves around the concept of building minisites and taking advantage of free subdomains received from websites with a lot of authority. There are three important advantages:
- You don’t have to pay domain registration and renewal fees (you’d be looking at a 3 figure yearly expense just for 20 domains) and, aside from that, there will be no hosting costs associated with these minisites
- The subdomains are offered by websites with a lot of authority
- Google is an ICANN accredited registrar, so they “know” which domains you own even if you pay for private whois services. If you use free subdomains, they won’t know which minisites are yours and will not be able to penalize you based on such data
Here’s how things work: we will build 20 minisites and set things in motion when it comes to SEO by submitting each minisite to social bookmarking websites and, even more so, by submitting each site as well as social bookmarking profile to social voting websites in order to generate as much link love as possible. In other words, we take things one step further in order to help your website receive as much organic traffic as possible.
Each one of the web 2.0 properties will have a link (anchor text link) to the money sit in the middle. Each one of the Web 2.0 sites (6 sites on the outside) will have link (anchor text link) to the next web 2.0 site sometimes they will let you have more than 2 links ( make sure all anchor text links on the article points to a different url.
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