Link Market as a Sales Tool?

I use Linkmarket.net for a few of my sites and I have a full account on each so I can send out a lot of requests. Whats amazing is everytime I do a "blast" of requests, my conversions jump up. To the point that Link Market is a decent little slice of pie for my refferals to conversions graph.

Has anyone taken advanatage of this and made it into a strategy or am I the only one feeling the love?

Cheers

 

I havnt but i have just signed. Care to comment on some inside info on what to do next? What do you mean whith "conversions"?

 

The conversions part has nothing to actually do with linking. That seems to be a side benefit for me - Conversions in my case being sales.

The best thing about Linkmarket (and under utilized) is the ability to do triangle links. You can specify a different site for the location of your link to someone than the site they are linking to

A-->B B-->C C-->A

Of course you have to own more than one similar domain to do this.

As a general suggestion you are better off to pay the $20 to upgrade because you get all the reports and can make unlimited requests. I would use the sorting tools (sort by PR) also to make sure you are trading with good potential partners.

Another tip is to set the filters. This keeps you from getting non-related link requests.

 

Thanks much apprecaited. Waiting to be approved.

 

With the rate its been growing in the past couple of months (I remeber when there were only......), you may have to be a bit patient.

Some people have been reporting waits of a couple of weeks. Don't know if thats still the case though.

 

I find linkmarket good and I paid for the Premium membership but I have over 200 request out because alot of sites dont even reply at all so the request just sits there..

Chico

 

This used to bug the hell out of me..It seems now though if someone doesn't respond in a month, it purges the request which makes it more organized.

Unfortunately the place is littered with people who opened free accounts, got a few trades, then left.

I have always thought a good improvement would be to delete an account if they haven't signed in for three months but I think Linkmarket is trying to show off how many members they have (active or not)