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I have waited a a while to give my long standing review on the effects of this service. before I ordered this service I was already using an EMD and was #6 on Google.

I had hoped that by using this service that I would be bumped up above the fold to at least #5 or #4 and it has not happened yet.

Can't blame the OP as they did a good job putting the service together, but as of yet I have not seen any improvement on the rankings... If anything changes, will let you know
 
Ok, I was also waiting to give my review on this service, in order to see any measurable results and to determine the true quality.


Intangibles
The turn-around time was pretty good. Everything was delivered in about a week. Communication with Belikethat is very good.


What You Receive
-15 web properties
I was given a list of 18 properties, but upon checking the list, some of the URLs in the list sent to me are duplicates. Looks like I was actually given 15 properties.

-List of web property RSS feed submission
-List of social bookmarks
-Huge list of forum links (not sure on exact number, many thousands)
-Username and passwords to edit properties


Issues and Resolution
Upon first receiving the report, I checked a few of the properties, and my specified anchor tags were wrong in a few different places (some had a weird character). This just shows me that the articles were probably copied and pasted in and probably not proof-read or double checked by whoever was doing the work. I told Belikethat about it, and he was able to quickly fix the issue for me. I hope this was just an anomaly.

2 of the properties were missing content all-together, I informed BLT and he fixed it pretty quickly.

3 of the properties in the list sent are duplicates, and the OP mentions 25-35. I don't know if I was given only 15 as a review or not.


SEO Quality
The content overall is pretty good. It is readable and comes off as a typical blog post. Some of the articles/properties are interlinked, while others only link to your site. Would like to perhaps see some images

My only question is why use a random name in the URLs of the properties? Plus the same name was used for each property, which basically creates a footprint of your properties. If you are going to use a random name in the property URL, randomize it for all or just use one of my anchors.

IE: instead of "jamesjohnson123.blogspot.com" and "jamesjohnson123.wikidot.com", use "jamesjones123.blogspot.com" and "bobanderson123.blogspot.com". OR use "bluewidgets.blogspot.com" and "redwidgets.wikidot.com".


Results
I am seeing a bit of improvement on some of my keywords. 2 of the lesser competitive keywords are ranking in the top 10 (one is in the top 5). While I can't give total credit to this service (I have been using some other link building on this site), I can acknowledge that this service did give a boost to my site, as the site is not really optimized on-page.

I would still wait about a week or two to see the full results of this service. I think Belikethat is on to something with this service. Adding on some bulk blog comments to these properties would probably make this even stronger.

Need to work out a few kinks in the delivery of this service. The communication w/ BLT is great, and I am sure he will work this out since he knows what he's doing when it comes to SEO. I think the monthly plan might be a better option.
 
Magic Hat said:
Plus the same name was used for each property, which basically creates a footprint of your properties. If you are going to use a random name in the property URL, randomize it for all or just use one of my anchors.

IE: instead of "jamesjohnson123.blogspot.com" and "jamesjohnson123.wikidot.com", use "jamesjones123.blogspot.com" and "bobanderson123.blogspot.com". OR use "bluewidgets.blogspot.com" and "redwidgets.wikidot.com".
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MagicHat- VERY good point, and I have been meaning to point this out with some providers.

****Belikethat: Please do NOT do this with my open order you have for me.*****


Thanks!
 
A lot of providers here use the same name on the diff accounts they submit for some reason. For example, I ordered ( not from OP ) some services on WF for social bookmarking and every single bookmark was made by the same name on diff bookmarking sites.. something I hate.
 
noahwells said:
MagicHat- VERY good point, and I have been meaning to point this out with some providers.

****Belikethat: Please do NOT do this with my open order you have for me.*****


Thanks!
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I'm guessing this is done due to automation of the creation of these properties. Not sure if SENuke allows you to spin the username or not, but it does seem like a few of the properties do have a different username/subdomain.
 
Magic Hat said:
IE: instead of "jamesjohnson123.blogspot.com" and "jamesjohnson123.wikidot.com", use "jamesjones123.blogspot.com" and "bobanderson123.blogspot.com". OR use "bluewidgets.blogspot.com" and "redwidgets.wikidot.com".
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Just wanted to chime in on this. When dealing with web 2.0 properties, it's actually better to do it the way he's doing it. Why? Because of the high deletion rate if you put the kw in the url. It seems like many web 2.0 properties DON'T like that, so sometimes it's better to put just the name. I've done about 600 web 2.0 properties with the super mininet, and the deletion rate has decreased once i made this changed. Basically, if you put the kw in the url, it's automatically on the radar. If you use a name, you could possibly fly under the radar.

That's the nature of the web 2.0 monster.
 
onthewayup said:
Just wanted to chime in on this. When dealing with web 2.0 properties, it's actually better to do it the way he's doing it. Why? Because of the high deletion rate if you put the kw in the url. It seems like many web 2.0 properties DON'T like that, so sometimes it's better to put just the name. I've done about 600 web 2.0 properties with the super mininet, and the deletion rate has decreased once i made this changed. Basically, if you put the kw in the url, it's automatically on the radar. If you use a name, you could possibly fly under the radar.

That's the nature of the web 2.0 monster.
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Using a name is fine, I totally get that. But not the same exact name +3 digit number for each property (IE: bobjohnson123). It leaves an obvious footprint.

I also Googled the name used on each of my properties, and it seems like it is a very popular name among SENuke blasts (I saw the same name, which is a pretty random name, used in many different blasts). All Google has to do is blacklist any property with this name. I wonder why this name has been used multiple times by different service providers.
 
Magic Hat said:
Using a name is fine, I totally get that. But not the same exact name +3 digit number for each property (IE: bobjohnson123). It leaves an obvious footprint.

I also Googled the name used on each of my properties, and it seems like it is a very popular name among SENuke blasts (I saw the same name, which is a pretty random name, used in many different blasts). All Google has to do is blacklist any property with this name. I wonder why this name has been used multiple times by different service providers.
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Ah, I do see your point. I don't use SENuke for my properties (done by hand) so I didn't know that. We try to differentiate them using the name.

MagicHat has a point Belikethat, try to switch it up a bit, especially if everyone and their momma is using it.
 
belikethat,

I paid already for this service but I have a few questions that I pm you about before submitting the form. Was wondering if you are getting my pm?
 
belikthat - Was wondering if you can give me an update on my order? I purchased over 3 days ago. Thank you
 
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