But now I am in a interesting situation, I have a site with beautiful content and I want to see what backlinks will tip it to the first page for the keywords of its domain name. I will publish the results fully in a free e-book but I've decided to add link by link to see how the site fares. The first link I will add will be a no-follow link from wikipedia. I edited a popular wikipedia article on none other then Sylvester Stallone and I want to see how far that will jump me up the rankings.

I have always been really curious about how much Wikipedia links actually help. Since Wikipedia is not like any other site and crappy content will be removed by editors I'm surmising Google and other SERPS will place alot of value on a Wikipedia link even if its no-follow.

Well I'll keep you posted and keep you up to date on that e-book of experiments. Fascinating, fascinating, fascinating is all I gots to say.

Updates coming..

The internet is a shallow and manipulable world my friend.

This actually made me sad, really sad. Being raised in our "democratic" and "captilist" country we are always taught that the great thing about capitalism and democracy is the innovator with the best idea, best price, and best quality always wins. It is the inherent efficiency of that is so innate to the design of the capitalist system  they were referring to. But alas that is not true.

In capitalist economies (and I'm not a pinko) it is the product that can manipulate its exposure the most that wins. If you haven't guessed it already, the site with the crappy content but tons of backlinks is FAR outranking the site with the killer content. Obviously backlinks alone won't get you linked but when its a show down between backlinks or content; backlinks wins.

 UPDATE

Google just did a PR refresh. Get this; the site with backlinks but crappy content went from PR0 to PR2 in under three months; the site with rocking content is still on page three with PR0 for the exact keywords of its domain (which is RARELY searched). Google just wants unique original content MY ASS.

The skinny

Unlike most of our other reviews, we're not going to use a star/rating system because ...well its not applicable here. Type in "PR5" or "PR7" links and you'll find a whole host of individuals who claim to offer their services. Better then that each seller has a review list.

How to use fiverr to buy backlinks

The first thing is you want to use fiverr.com to buy contextual backlinks. These are a little more work because you have to write an article but they're better because its not just a link, its a link with context around it SERPS will read.

The second thing you want to do is use www.opensiteexplorer.com or a similar type service to see what the kind of authority the site holds.  Heres a good article on the difference between page rank and authority rank.

Other then that the only other thing you can do is to read the reviews each seller has. You will probably end up buying alot of links that are from PR5 or PR6 sites but only a few will be sites with high authority ranks. The best links you can buy are those with not a ton of reviews. The reason is because if a seller has 190 reviews, hes given out AT LEAST 190 links within a short amount of time. On the other hand if a seller only has 15 reviews, then hes only given out 15 links and has much more link juice.

Comment below for the best sellers you know on Fiverr.com

Page rank is important but site authority is more important. Page Rank is what we all know to be that number that signifies how well a site ranks in Google's search algorithm (how old it is, how many backlinks it has, etc.) authority rank is how authoritative it is to Google. A site can have a high page rank but a low authoritative rank. How can this be? Have you ever heard of "Link Juice", alot of myths regarding the term link juice are completely false but what is not is the more spammy links a high PR site puts on it's site the less Google will trust that site. Say a PR5 site links to 1 or 2 disreputable sites...big deal Google will still trust the high PR site. But what if the site links to 10000 low PR sites many of which Google has come to the conclusion are spam sites. The site will still have a high PR rank but a low authoritative rank

http://onlinealley.com/seotools/googlebannedchecker/

Tada! Works great and makes sense. If you need to check if Google has sandboxed your site check it out.

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www.instantdomainsearch.com - Its not a whois service but its so quick for checking multiple domain AND it has a whois link for each domain you type in. If I'm checking multiple domains I usually use this.

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I really want to try the service, but after doing some research while the PR's are high the page authority seems a little low. I guess that's because these sites are pimping out a major amount of links and are probably on the decline for the most part. Does anyone wanna give it a shot and share your results? Is this site legit, can you track the progress. I saw a PR4 link for $60 bucks which is definitely on the higher end but seemed like a solid link despite the pagerank. The only downsite of this site I can see is that say you buy a PR6 link from a site for 400, I guarantee you in 1 year that site will be a PR3 maybe PR4 because it's being pimped out for so many links (that puts a funny picture in my head).

Does anyone wanna take the plunge, I'm itching to do so but that's alot of moolah to put down on a risk. Maybe I'll contact them and see if they want to do a story.

Keep on chuggin!

You are found a keyword that appears to not be that competitive. Its searched 1,000 times a month yet only a handful of sites are actively competing. The keyword is "Wisconsin Paper Clips". Better yet even though www.WisconsinPaperClips.net/.com/.org are taken www.Wisconsin-Paper-Clips.org isn't! Now your company name is Papaeedo and while you rather would have that as your domain name if are willing to take the Wisconsin-Paper-Clips.org in order to get ranked quicker.

Hold your horses
When multiple domains are competing on a keyword and have been for a while finding a keyword rich domain name doesn't matter as much. Sure it will still help getting you ranked, but you won't get instantly ranked. Good example is this site. When I built it there was no website called BacklinkReviews.com, there was backlinksreviews.com, but that was it. Backlinksreviews.com was an antiquated site (still is) that wasn't used. So I managed to get ranked number 1 for a keyword searched 100 times a month within a month. But if there were 2 or more domain names it really wouldn't have been worth it.

Google loves brands
Creating a brand and getting it ranked for a keyword isn't as hard as it used to be.  When trying to get ranked for a keyword you always do it the same way, tell Google who you are. Repeat it in articles, send backlinks with that keyword, and get people talking about it.

SO. The importance of selecting domain names has always gotten alot of traffic, domain name IS important but it isn't the end all be-all. Do you research and see what's out there. You shouldn't have to sacrifice your band name for a crappy domain name with dashes and .us or .info if you don't have to.

www.HighQualityBackLinks.com Review
Reliability
The website appears to have been started about 3 years ago
Value for Price
Price Ranges from 50 bucks (200 backlinks) to 100 (750 backlinks)
Proven Results
HighQualityBacklinks.com has 1490 backlinks from 327 domains, pretty impressive
Ease of Use
They have a custom Backlink Management Service (BMS) that is AWESOME
Customer Service
No Live Chat but we have always experienced quick responses

Overall
What’s the final result?

Description: HighQualityBacklinks.com provides backlinks in denominations of 250, 500, and 750. The owner, Winson Yeung (self prescribed Winson the Backlink King) was kind enough to allow us to test his service. Having purchased form Winson in the past I was surprised that the vast majority of his backlinks stayed active over 9 months later. Thats a good thing, many backlinks you buy are dead or removed after 6 months. The majority of his backlinks are indeed created from PR4+ links and they are made as profiles on various social networking sites. E-mail service (even before HighQualityBacklinks.com knew I was a reviewer) was great and very professional. Lets take a look at his BMS (Backlink Management System) . This is where you enter your backlink details.

The system was surprisingly easy to use

The site has helpful guidelines on what to and not to do when entering your backlink details.

Entering in backlink information was a breeze

We received our backlink report within 2 weeks. The backlinks were mostly follow links posted on PR4 social media sites. They appear to be manually done and well documented.

This review wouldn't be complete and accurate without the cons. The backlinks created were all created on the same day, 150, which may be suspicious to SERP's. However you can specify you would like your backlinks spread out over a month (which is what we recommend). So far the backlinks have not shown up in our Google Webmasters but that generally takes time to update. We will keep you updated on the progress of these links in the coming future. We were not immediately ranked for any keywords we were attempting but the sites we requested backlinks for are very new and not even fully complete yet.

Website registered: April 28, 2009

Backlinks to its own site: 1490 from 327 domains

Final words:

HighQualityBacklinks has got some pros and some cons. Great service, proven results, and manually created backlinks are among the many pros. Among the cons are mass links created within a single day (which you can specify not to do) and links are reproducible, albiet difficult, but reproducible. Google's Panda update has somewhat devalued the sites that anyone can post links to. Nonetheless we would definitely recommend HighQualityBackLinks.com as a reputable backlink distributor. If you are looking for an honest service that will get you links I would definitely use them in conjunction with other efforts. In my opinion using them alone might not get you ranked for tough keywords but it will definitely help. For 50 bucks buying 250 manually created links is AWESOME, spread them among 5 or more sites and it is well worth it. Not only do we recommend them they are the FIRST site to go in our top 10 recommended backlink suppliers.

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