Link building software
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Does anyone know of any software that will build links if I enter the URL in? I know this sounds silly but I had to ask...
I know ontolo is good to discover which links you need based on a key word and I know the SEOmoz tools do the same.
My question is that is there any software that you can then enter all the links you have found and acquire them,
Thank you for your answers. I really appreciate it.
Vijay
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You build the links with human contact. Once you've identified a site with a tool, look for yourself to make sure it's relevant, and then craft an email that is designed for that site. If you send an automated link request to my site about rc combat ships and you want me to link to window blinds, you're not going to get a response.
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thank you , yes the link acquisition assistant is pretty good, but once I get the links how do i actually build them
the link acq assistant does not give the contact or email right?
pl help me thank you
Vijay
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The links you acquire with tools like that might not be that useful in the long run.
A pretty cool tool Seomoz offers is the link assistant, http://www.seomoz.org/labs/link-finder/index.php, it is a labs tool but is pretty nice!
Hope this helps.
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There are some spam tools that let you build links that way. However, I am not going to name them here for obvious reasons.
Use SEOMOZ open site explorer to find potential links.
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