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LinkVana

First, let me tell you something about Dave Kelly, creator of LinkVana that you may not know...

A few years ago, I was a "super affiliate" for the PPC program at www.Searchfeed.com. This is a PPC program much like AdSense, where you got paid for each click you generated. Unfortunately, once AdSense was started, it really put a hit on Searchfeed.

Searchfeed is a two-tier program that pays you a little for each click generated by those you recruit, and they have great reports that let you see how much each sub-affiliate makes.

Here's where Dave comes in: I had 100s of sub-affiliates, and every month Dave Kelly was the top money maker.
 

Not only was Dave Kelly always the top money maker,
sometimes he made more than all the all sub affiliates COMBIMED!

 

And, I had some well-known names on my sub-affiliate list, names that you would probably recognize today as "experts". But none made more money than Dave. And some "experts" didn't make any money at all...(And this is why I still have trouble with a few "experts" to this very day.)

My info came from an un-biased third party reporting system, not from claims Dave made or from faked photoshop graphics or modified Paypal reports. I could see with my own eyes the actual results.

I know from talking with Dave over the years, he has very similar theories and strategies about how to get traffic from SEO. We both have 12-13 years of SEO experience and have seen things come and go. So it's easy for me to recommend Dave.

Dave knows how to build link networks and he knows how to make money. Lots of it. I saw it with my own eyes.

The Truth About LinkVana

It's expensive. Yes, LinkVana costs more than other networks. I'm glad, because it screens out the folks that aren't serious and puts a limit on "entry", meaning it hasn't been over-saturated.

There are strict rules. You can't link to crap sites and you must make decent posts. A litle tough, but it preserves the value of the network for all.

Linkvana saves you time and time is money. Can you find blogs and comment on them yourself? Sure, and you should, even with LinkVana. However, calculate the time and effort it takes  to find dofollow links, and for each link to actually "stick". You should use your own blog commenting IN ADDITION to Linkvana, not in place of. By using Linkvana you know your links will go up if you follow the simple rules.

 

How Linkvana works:

Think of blog commenting, except you know your posts will be published.

You create a project for each site. You can have multiple sites/projects.

You add a list of URLs for each project you want to promote.

You create posts of 100-200 words.

Each post can contain one link. Use your keywords in the anchor text for this link.

Press "submit" and Linkvana does the rest for you.

If you don't want to write your own posts/comments, you can outsource this to Linkvana for $2 a post. From time to time, they'll run a discount on this service.

Here's the deal:

Sign up for LinkVana using my affiliate link, and you'll get all the following:

- 50 free credits for the custom post/comment writing system. Each post is 2 credits, so you get 25 posts written for you for FREE.

- Free admission to my Bombsquad forum. Each and every month you are a member of LinkVana, you'll get new Tuelz, scripts and more.

The first step of SEO is content creation. The more content you create, the more sites, blogs, Squidoo lenses, Hubpages and pages you can have. And the more of these you have, the more linking opportunities you have.

This is the focus of the BombSquad: Seeking out virtual real estate opportunities, then creating content and automating these resources as much as possible.

 

Step 1:  Sign up for LinkVana using my affiliate link here to get your bonuses

Step 2: Then, make a post or send me a private message from my forum here and I'll send you the details on how to gain access to the private Bombsquad Extreme SEO forum.