Linkvine - is it any good?

Hi All,

There is a new service being advertised by a prominent internet marketing guy called Brad Callen called SEO Linkvine. I'm not sure if I trust his stuff overall, but there must be some merit I would think for him to at least the the appearance of quite a bit of success. Although being a clickbank products it also rings some bad bells.

I just wanted to know - has anyone signed up for it yet? And is it any good?

Also if I try it and don't like it (it's a monthly thing of $47 a month), is it easy to get out of clickbank products that are a monthly thing?

Matt

 

First, it is very easy to get out of any clickbank purchase: in your confirmation email read to the end and there you have a simple link for a refund... thats it.

And I'd be also happy to hear what ppl think about linkvine (any connection to linkvana?)

 

Having read a lot from Brad Callen I would be tempted to give it a try as I think he seems genuine enough, although to be honest there are probably similar products on the market for free so I'm not sure.

 

Yeah, I also want to check this up because of Brad Callen, usually he has good things, but like always I want to hear reviews...

 

SO far so good!

I recommend you give it a shot....

 

It is having some issues to say the least. The servers are VERY backed up and it's also taking lots of time for site owners to approve your posts on their site.

You might want to wait a few weeks and then give it a try. If things don't change I'm canceling.

The sales letter made it seem like there were thousands of sites in the network but I don't know how that can possibly be with the way it's functioning.

 

Completely agree. I have only been accepted to 3 blogs, and it's been almost a week (or more). It seems that there are barley any blogs on the network or the blog owners are very delayed in accepting posts. If I were you, I would wait a few weeks and see if things pick up. I will wait a bit more, but if things do not change I will ultimately ask for a refund.

On a similar note, has anyone had experiences with articlerank? How is it?

 

How good is the content/articles you are writing?

If its crap, or there's something wrong with it, or it reads like crap, I'm not going to post anything on my site.

I post articles and receive articles/content as well.. I have barely accepted any of them to be posted on my site because they read and look like crap.

It also be the niche you're in..

 

No the articles are not crap and very niche specific, I've only had one rejection. The problem is the site owners are not accepting or rejecting them, they are in limbo. I just canceled

The sales letter made it seem like Brad already had this huge blog network of his own that you would have access to. That's not true. The blog owners just joined up along with everyone else and all SEO linkvine is doing is being a middleman. Why pay $47 a month for that?

 

Well, I'm sorry to hear this, but as well all know, there are systems out there that work very well. Some that are actually similar to SEOLinkVine.

I use one similar to what Brad has to offer, but my system works, and that's a guarantee. You may not get to the first page of Google overnight, but you will eventually get there. If your interested in trying another route, but doing it by way of article marketing let me know and I can help you out... No problem at all.

As far as SEOLinkVine goes, I actually canceled myself and just get free content from them. I'm going to wait for more websites to enter their system and for all the bugs to be fixed..

 

What would such a system entail. As I understand it. You sign up for such a service. US$ 50 to 150 per month. Then you can submit articles and/or links (to page urls) that get places (spun?) on a variety of blog-like websites.

Can one place links belonging to more then one main domain? Are there any limitations?

 

I've registered there but dont know how to use it

 

SEOLinkVine does have some limitations as like any other system. My system as well has limitations...

But... Yes, you can place links that belong to more than one domain...

 

um... I don't quite understand...

Would buy a plane if you didn't know how to fly?

What do you not know how to use?

 

it's cheaper if you use your affiliate link (-:

 

Knowing what those limitations are, would be an advantage.

I just try to do a quick cost benefit analysis on this.

Placing a variety of links is already a great advantage.

 

Linkvine helps to spread your content with lesser time and effort and i thing it works up to the certain extend.

 

Hey

I have found the results with linkvine average, as the blogs are all low PR and very few posts get indexed by Google.

 

How is this different from let's say linkvana?

 

It's may not be great Pr but many difrent domain is great! + you can make the pages stronger easily!