That's exactly my point. SEO Guru was encouraging someone to take this off topic. Goel comes in and claims to know something valuable on his first post (spam bells should start ringing), SEO Guru asks for more info in someone else's thread. Double posting as well. That's why I repped you. No need to whinge about it. Now get this back on topic.
To get back on topic anyone who doesn't know about pyramid linking should check out the main thread or the link in my signature.
Thanks mad4 for the info, btw TOPS3O, i wasnt asking for info about his services instead info about pyramic linking, that mad4 has politely redirected me to. Thanks mad4
Ok, here is EXACTLY what I am doing. I went to the Pyramid Linking Website, signed up with their account and have offered a PR3 Website. I am NOT disclosing my URL to make sure that nobody messes with the results. I update my Redscowl SEO Blog at least every 3 days with the link backs I am getting. Hope that clears up your question, Mong.
Here's what I know so far Its a new site, and it works on the principle that if you place 10 links on your site, you get double the number pointing to you. Its in its infancy and I guess will eventually be categorised. So if your site is involved with legal stuff you will get legal stuff websites pointing to you. Like I said its new, but I am sure will grow. Launced early March I think www.pyramidlinking.com
Red rep? I think you might be thinking of someone else? I'm sorry if anyone feels that me agreeing with some of the people here that pyramid schemes can be a little flakey at times, and adding that I was a little wary of them, was the wrong thing to do. Didn't realize that voicing a half-hearted opinion which wasn't specifically directed at anyone was a crime around here nowadays. I may only have a few forum posts under my belt and look like a noob but I have been coming here for well over a year or so...
I've had a look and to be honest I,m not too impressed. It looks pretty legit but...you link to say ten sites, that means when 20 new sites join they could link to you. This system will only benifit the core websites because you link in first and wait for new sites to get your links, if no sites join or only low pr sites join then your going to have a long wait. I think if you have a good website that provides a good service you'll get quality inbound links into your site just by asking.
Actually I just checked it out as well and I don't know why the heck they call it a "pyramid" type operation. It's not pyramid at all because its not tiered in any way - you just get rewarded for referring other people, that's all. I think calling it "pyramid linking" is doing a disservice to the overall idea, as most people will stay well away from pyramid schemes in droves. I can't even imagine why someone would call it that when its clearly not? So, after my initial wariness of such an idea I think I will take the plunge with one of my websites and see what happens. To be on the safe side though I'm gonna use a site that I have not invested too much effort in (and one that I expect little return on). If it pans out I'll report back.
The reason its called Pyramid Linking is because its similar to a pyramid scheme in that you only get links to your site if other people sign up after you. Its still in its infancy at the moment (about 3 weeks old) and we have 700 link campaigns running some with up to 50 links in them. Judge for yourself whether its going to work in the long term but its certainly working at the moment. As the site grows we are adding new features all the time. We have just allowed current users to go back to the site and get more link partners so the system is no longer totally dependent on new users joining.
http://www.redscowl-bluesingsky.us/...k-experiment/32606-pyramid-linking-experiment] It DID work and I think it is still increasing, little by little...
I would just say it's called pyramid linking because for one link you get to backlink 1 <- you 1 1 <- Others Small note to sixty6: I'd recommand you to allow not-logged comments on your blog. Generally people don't like to register to post a single comment and it's not that hard to filter any spam. By doing so, you'll be able to get a bigger amount of feedback from your visitors.
Well it seems that someone here is more into repping than rapping, as I've received a couple myself. Honestly I would've thought that people would be a little more responsible around here. When did it become a crime to ask questions on this forum? Its news to me.