Comments on: User Contributed - Making big $$$ with Links

by: Sheela

Tue, 04 Mar 2008 21:10:27 +0000

I still have a very strange feeling about this business actually going on. That might be weird coming from someone who’s trying hard to get a peice of the pie too. But I don’t know, still feels weird:D

by: chinedu

Tue, 19 Feb 2008 03:19:09 +0000

haven’t really started making real money online . i think i will give it a trial pretty soon.

by: shrkscn

Mon, 18 Feb 2008 12:22:47 +0000

This is a really informative post on Text link Ads. But the net summary would be to get a high PR page and then sell links via Text Links. But the real question is how long can you maintain the PR if you are just using scraped content from RSS.

But yeah this is one cool option to earn good money. Sad I have not been able to earn money this way.

by: automotive

Mon, 11 Feb 2008 09:40:33 +0000

i am also making good $$$ with link sales but the website needs to be unique with less outgoing links and should be on different IPS for more $$$.

you can make easy money if your website get PR4.

thanks

by: Webmaster Money

Thu, 07 Feb 2008 15:01:14 +0000

I was making easy money with TLA untill my PR went from PR5 to PR0 which was most likely because of the fact that I published my findings

by: David

Tue, 08 Jan 2008 17:19:37 +0000

I’ve bought about 100 Links too, and earn the most money through teliad & linklift, it’s easier than i thought.

by: RiskyBusiness

Sat, 15 Dec 2007 02:47:18 +0000

So how’s everybody coming along with their SEO empire so far? Mine’s doing quite well with about 100 foundation sites, close to 500 cycles sites in full rotation and much more

by: Papa Roach

Thu, 13 Dec 2007 10:36:38 +0000

Congratulations - finally somebody said it! One of the most important skills in writing is to convey your thoughts with several simple words. I can’t imagine who is losing his time to read endless blogs filled with complex sentences. I like your style and your way to express yourself. And something else - you are absolutely right - it’s not always necessary to spend long hours in hard ungrateful work. You can simply use your brain and make the money come to you without such awful efforts.

by: Mike

Thu, 25 Oct 2007 22:33:39 +0000

Other than the upfront time it will take to get 200 blogs going it sounds like a great idea.

by: Sledneck

Tue, 25 Sep 2007 08:52:02 +0000

Can you give some more information about the backlink spamming please?
Above post was also mine, but I was having problems posting it, seems that only the quote got through.

Thanks.

by: Sledneck

Thu, 20 Sep 2007 20:06:24 +0000

I just set up a wordpress blog on a nice *poker*.com domain, trackback spammed 83 visible backlinks on google, 84 on MSN and 528 visible backlinks shows the site explorer on yahoo.com. I don’t put any effort in it. I just scraped myself a small list of trackback urls and hit the ping button. costs me around 30 minutes.

by: Pay Per Install

Tue, 18 Sep 2007 18:23:27 +0000

Sellling links is realy the easiest money on the net. But You need PR first and that could be problem…

by: Jay

Fri, 14 Sep 2007 06:01:23 +0000

My humble opinion is that TLA isn’t worth giving them money. They have huge commission and the links are sold sitewide at once. Selling links on separate pages with services like can give more money. The links will be cheap, but you can sell every page of the website separately. Selling many links can turn out to be a more stable and predictable business than selling a few. If you understand such things:)

by: preved

Wed, 29 Aug 2007 19:39:17 +0000

200 blogs…wow.
I guess there’s a better method to monetize them. Let’s say you have 200 blogs in one niche - why not to advertise your own sites and your own affiliate programs on their pages? let’s do some calculation - let’s each blog have 5 visitors a day. there are 1000 visitors a day in total. And all of that blogs are linking to target site which have a good position in serps (so let’s add 20-200 visitors more). let’s say you have some context gambling ads and ctr about 15%. 1200/100*15=180 clicks a day. each gambling’s click is about $2-3. 180*$2*30 days=$10800. and that’a a bad method of monetizing because the better way is to send visitors directly to gambling aff. programs - the total profit per user will be much-much greater than 2-3 bucks.
Constantly add the fresh content, dont’t wait for the PR update, get the new visitors to the new pages of your blog empire…and buy new BMW every year.
Sound good but the true is you should choose the less competitive niche than gambling and working with 200 blogs is as hard as hell.

And sure later you can put on your blogs TLA

by: Chris Nielsen

Fri, 17 Aug 2007 13:00:36 +0000

I’m a big Linkworth fan, but I have to admit it took me quite a while to get some links sold and make some good money. Now I’m up to almost 2k a month. I like them because of that and also that they are a good company for the most part. I have exchanged emails with some of the management including the CEO.

There are a few warts to be sure, but if you have good sites (PR, Alexa, and traffic) then you can sell links if they are priced right. On my biggest site, a directory about 3+ years old, PR4, 11k hand-edited listings, I have some links that pay $149 a month! What I do with all my sites is start out fairly low and get some links. $5 is $5 and better than nothing. Then when I get 3-4 links I start raising my prices, since I don’t want too many links swarming the page. The idea was to slow down the link requests, the effect was to start making much more per link. If I start losing links, I lower the price again.

But the best thing about LinkWorth is that they only take 30% of the fees. Look at what others take and some are up to 50% of the “wholesale” price, which is a total ripoff IMO. If LinkWorth places links for you they do charge 50% (retail), but for some people that is worth it to have them spend the time on it.
LinkWorth.com baby, and I AM an affiliate who doesn’t mind using a non-affiliate link…