Does link wheel still work ?
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I'd like to ask if link wheel still work ,if yes, when i can see results?
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To answer your questions, YES, the link wheel still works, but only if you do it right, I mean, it all depends on the quality of your link wheels.
A properly built link wheel, will take more time (and/or money) to build but the results will be up there, you'll get increased keyword rankings and also indirect traffic from the link wheel sites, and contrary to popular belief, if you build it right, google will not be able to spot it and you'll be penalty free.
If you plan to build a link wheel, I would recommend you to read all the resources at linkwheel.pro before you start building one.
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Good i remove www.topblogarea.com from my website, so i will be right.
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First issue is thisDanger: Malware Ahead!Google Chrome has blocked access to this page on www.dawn55.com.Content from www.topblogarea.com, a known malware distributor, has been inserted into this web page. Visiting this page now is very likely to infect your computer with malware.Malware is malicious software that causes things like identity theft, financial loss, and permanent file deletion. Second you are creating bad links - Try to make links people will click on not just links you made for google
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i bookmark my posts everyday, and add in one forum, i build backlinks from misc webpages and other things
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Alot of things need to be done correctly if you share with me what you have been doing or your site i can try to help you.
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I use white hat only, how i will know that i in the right way
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One mans white hat is another mans grey hat - what type of techniques did you use?
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Well, you can move to a black or gray hat technique of link building, get results (maybe), and if you do, just have them later backfire on you when Google updates the algo and puts you back to square one.
I would suggest continued education such as http://moz.com/academy or other related sites. There is a ton of info out there, just have to see what works for you.
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Thank u CleverPhD , i did my compaign of backlinks building in white hat seo for 3 month but i not get result, what shall i d for that plz.
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Probably not. If you are going to pay $500 and get a link wheel, you will end up with a bunch of spammy/low quality sites linking to each other and to you and that will just kill you. In theory, if all the sites were of high quality and were on related topics, sure it would help, but the time and effort and cost would not be worth it.
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