Everybody Warns About Buying Links But Top Firms Use Them A Lot

[bermuda]

It's an interesting topic because while surfing the net, checking out a lot of discussion forums, article directories as well as information-rich blogs which deal with issues about ways of optimizing web pages for search engines, you will find numerous warnings on avoiding the use of paid links, yet you may wonder why top SEO firms use them a lot.

In today's competitive internet business world, since links are the essential parts of carrying out successful SEO campaigns, everybody is tempted to purchase and actually use them, yet millions of webmasters shout against the use of them. Yet, when you get in touch with reputable SEO firms, they will tell you the monthly costs for the link-building packages they would need to start your customized project.

It's just confusing. Something apparently illegitimate surprisingly becomes legitimate if done professionally by certain companies.

 

[zomgmike]

It's a pretty high risk way to grind your way up in the rankings. An equal effort spent on some other things is much lower risk and can yield good results.

 

[jamm]

Buying Links is great if you know what oyu're doing, just because you're buying links , doesn't mean you should buy them from random services, always look for LEGIT reviews and make sure to ask proper questions to the seller before purchasing. (recommend reading on private blog networks) and knowing if the seller has any footprints on their PBN

 

[Kailash]

Natural link building still works in SEO but buying paid link is risk. Though it helps in SEO but it is a risk.

 

[kabe]

If you're going to buy back links can be risky.

If you own a food website be sure to get food related back links not ones from car dealers, plumbers or like a request we got recently from a swimming pool cleaning service.

We're fortunate that most of our clients are mom and pops and small businesses.

We have to seo mostly to within a 50 mile radius of their businesses. One method we use is consider old and outdated by most of the newer seo dudes now...but it works.

We've found out that many of things that are said that don't work anymore still do work and work better than the new highly taunted ones.

I could really open up a can of worms as far as web design is concerned. :uhh: