Hi gang, To my knowledge, software like the one I'm about to give you access to has not been created before. It's a very unique link building app that we've just finished. I'm looking for some beta testers for this software. It works with any Wordpress blog... plus an elite version for link building for any website (no matter if it's a blog or not). The site is *almost* finished (salescopy and addons), but the main software itself is done and ready to be beta tested. I'll be releasing this to the public in the very near future as a paid app, once the feature requests and bugs you guys find are fixed. We haven't created any tutorial videos yet, but the written install instructions are pretty straightfoward. Here's the short version jist behind how this system works: 1. Each user installs LinkPipeline onto their blog. Don't worry, there are no footprints. It installs like a typical Wordpress plugin (i.e. upload it to your WP plugins folder, login to your Wordpress admin, and Activate the plugin) 2. For each blog post made, LinkPipeline will find other RELATED, on-topic posts on other user's sites within the network. It will then create a one-way link from your blog, pointing to the related site. This means that other sites in the network will also be linking to YOU. In the early stages, you may notice that the posts may not be super related, but as time goes by, we'll be working on making it super-targeted. From our testing, it already does a nice job at this, but then again we have been limited on the number of test sites we could install. As you are linking out to others, you will also be receiving INBOUND one-way backlinks from other posts in the network. So basically, you and others who have installed LinkPipeline make posts just like you normally do with your content sites... and then LinkPipeline creates a few links at the bottom of each post. By doing this, you will receive massive amounts of one-way backlinks pointing to your sites, without doing any additional work other than the one-time install. 3. All you have to do after installing is continue posting to your blog. In case you're wondering, the software is totally white hat, SEO-friendly, and NOT 'spammy' at all. The links are one-way links (not reciprocal), added at the bottom of your posts and won't distract from the content. You can also customize the text that appears above the links, so any potential footprints are removed. My hope is to build a MASSIVE collaborative community of users so that we can all benefit. The more users that install LinkPipeline, the more links we'll all receive. I've already added tons of my own websites to the network, all on different IP's. You can create your account NOW for free before I release it to the public, by going here: Click Here for Beta Tester Free Access to LINKPIPELINE For now, PLEASE DO NOT SHARE THAT URL WITH ANYBODY OUTSIDE THIS FORUM If we can get just a couple hundred users participating from this forum, the network will grow super fast, and you should start seeing a steady, nice flow of backlinks to your sites. If you have any feature requests, want to discuss improvements, or you find some bugs, head over to the forum and please create an account there: LinkPipeline.com Beta Forum - Click Here to let me know so I can get them fixed ASAP. Get your free account at Click Here for Beta Tester Free Access to LINKPIPELINE Thanks! Matt Callen
It is just a clickbank ebook with a free subscription gift. Is it a wordpress plugin which will automate the reciprocal links process ?
Hi, I'm not sure what you meant by "It is just a clickbank ebook with a free subscription gift." The software has nothing to do with clickbank or ebooks. It's a link building software app that I'm only making available for beta testers right now. I will be selling this in the near future, but was hoping to get some other forum users to check it out first. And since this forum has been very helpful in the past, I thought I'd open up the software access to members of the forum before I start charging for the software. The software is like a Wordpress plugin, Yes... but it doesn't do reciprocal linking. It takes it one step further and is made to build one-way links... And yes, it automates that process. Let me know if you have any questions, Matt
I like your idea and I hope it works. The only problem I foresee is having no control on the type of website we link out to. If a banned WP blog installs the plugin and spams/automates blog posts - I wouldn't want my quality article linking to them.
The upgrade link is pointing towards a link which looks like clickbank. however it is not clickbank, I went through it carefully this time. But whatsoever that link is not working, it is broken : )
That's a good point. That's why we have a "REPLACE" outbound link feature with LinkPipeline Elite. It's located under the Link Settings page. You are able to see the outbound links and if there is a site that you do not want to link to, you can Replace that link with another. If a website in the network is flagged multiple times, then we will manually check that site and remove it from the system if it is in fact a spammy site like you mentioned Matt
This sounds like a brilliant idea. However, I am unsure as to how effective the system would be in practice due to being unable to regulate the quality of my outgoing and incoming links.
Yeah, sure. The short version is that as an upgraded Elite user, you're able to add your "out-of-network" sites and build links for those sites without having to give links OUT. So essentially, you're able to build inbound links without having to give away any outbound links to other sites... Make sense? That's just one of the features of the elite version, but a very big one. Matt
Are there any plans to make something like reputation levels in the system so reputable sites link to eachother and don't have to be involved with smaller sites?
Makes complete sense. Is the Elite version available to be beta tested? If so I am interested. Let me know via PM please.
Just registered. It looks like you are going to keep the basic version free of cost and would be charging for the Elite version only.