Thanks. Good luck to you as well.

I started to follow up on your offer for free backlinks and ran into family trouble and had to put it off. My grandson was born with a disconnect in his aorta that keeps blood from reaching his lower organs. They did surgery today and the little fellow is doing well but his almost two-year-old brother is living with me. As you can imagine, life has pretty much been put on hold. Since you were nice enough to make the offer, I thought you should know why I disappeared.

By the way, your contact form didn’t load when I tried to get to it from this page.

http://danielmcgonagle.name/1waylinks-reversal-on-my-1waylinks-review

Thanks,

Dan

P.S. I see you all over the place in the SERPs, good job!

iam trying to submit my link in websites that are based in France without reciprocal links where can do this

Seems like a great way to target lower competition keywords/phrases. Any thoughts on how competition ones?

Is there a limit on the # of links you can obtain for any given phrase?

Keep up the good work and we get addicted to you.

According to Jon, as long as your donor blog is still active and the posts kept live, then nothing happens. You quit paying, but all links stay there. If you take down the donor blog, then all you posts on other people’s sites also disappear.

Hope that clears things up.

Mark

Your article that I submit to the 1WL network should be 250
words (or more). In that post, you should have no more than 3 links
back to your site(s) using anchor text that you are trying to rank
for.

That will result in 3 dofollow links to your sites from each place
where the article is posted. I will post it to 10 sites, resulting in
30 links to your site(s).

Articles must be completely family friendly.

Does that make sense?

Does that make sense?

Regards,
Mark

Bummer, I just went back and read all the comments and
noticed that you closed this off Feb 1 and in my previous
comment saying I want in you’ll notice it’s Feb 2.

Surely you can let one more person in.
Please, I’m begging. LOL! 🙂

Thanks,
Jeff Sargent

Fantastic. I’ve been trying to get backlinks but it’s
been a struggle. I can’t believe you’re offering this
to people.

I would like in Mark if I could but I would need a
little time to get all the tasks done that you are
requiring.

Later,
Jeff Sargent

Long weekend with the kid and wife 🙂

Mark

Don’t know if you are still running this offer. I’ve Digg’ed, StumbledUpon and Twittered this post in hopes that I’m not too late to participate. I’m sending you an email with my article just in case I am not too late. I’m not sure how to prove my Web 2.0 submissions but I am more than willing to provide whatever proof is necessary.

P.S. Judging by your Twiiter handle, I think I’m safe in saying “Gig’Em Ags!”

Greg R

Great offer, thanks.

Have put a link to this post on my blog http://www.grandopening.e-storz.com

I will send you an e-mail with the details of the the Web 2.0 submissions soon.

It may be a day or so before I can get a good article put together. Hope that’s OK

John

I commented, stumbled, twittered, linked, and have posted an article which I will email you a copy of. This is way cool and I can’t wait to see the results.

Your explanation of deleting the trackbacks was something that I would not have thought of because I always considered a trackback to be another link in.

One other thing that your readers might not have caught is the fact in the very first part of this article you stated that these backlinks will all be “do-follow” links and that is a very powerful point to emphasize.

Thanks again.

Rich Hill

Will keep an eye out for those. Is there a setting to block all track backs from being posted or maybe a plugin?

I’m trying to find someone working cheep in the Philippines (where I live) to write for me so I can come up with 250 articles. I too really need to know if the links are persistent. Did you ever get an answer?

Thanks….

Remember — backlink URLs are confidential, and you should delete any trackbacks.

Thanks,
Mark

We will allow just a few more…..

@CD — sounds great. Thanks.

The bottom line is that Google can detect anything they put there minds to. My opinion is that Jon does a good job of not attracting attention. However, there is never a guarantee on anything where Google is concerned….

I think the risk is small and worth it.

Plus, at the end of the day I see very little difference between this approach and article marketing from Google point of view.

Regards,
Mark

I will write the article in a few days. I’m working on taxes. Argh!!!!

So do you have any comments on Google’s ability to detect the linking system?

Great way to market it though.

@Joe — well, the reason to delete them is because natural linking is usually 1way. link exchanges which are more artificial, are 2way. My rule is that if the trackback adds value (like social proof), I leave it. Otherwise, I delete it.

The other issue is that the trackbacks increase the blog network footprint.

I would love to partake, but I don’t use twitter. I suppose I could sign up, but I just don’t want to deal with twitter at this point. I have enough as it is. Can you think of an alternative?

I’ve considered some of these programs before, somewhat nervous, about Google being able to track the links some how.

I don’t know if I can write 250 articles a month, my imagination is not that good. LOL I’ve resisted PLR, not a lot of them in my niche anyway. Maybe I need to rethink PLR and I don’t have the funds to hire people, not yet anyway….. Thinking out loud maybe you have some suggestions to help with underfunded.

I’ve had people tell me when they submit to EzineArticle they often take the post word for word off their site. That doesn’t seem like a good idea to me.

Thanks!

And remember, the trackback URLs are confidential.

Thanks,
Mark

Letting you now of my intention. Have already twittered and stumbled, will post a link as soon as my sites come back up. Grrrrrrr Looks like DDOS on my shared hosting. Will work on the article.. 🙂

Got your email and replied.

As for the links…. As part of the 1WL program, you “donate” a blog to the network. I just took an old domain that I was not using and installed WP. This blog is referred to as the “donor blog.”

The unofficial word in the 1WL forums is that as long as you leave your blog up (after leaving the network), your links will remain.

I have not heard from Jon specifically on this yet…so I am waiting before I give the official answer.

You write a single post with 3 links in it. The three links can point to any site you want, and you can use any anchor text that you want. I will publish the post to 7 sites on the 1WL network. That will result in 3 x 7 = 21 backlinks to your sites.

Make sense?

Once written, the article is “submitted” to the 1WL network. A human reviews the article and the target site for adherence to the 1WL TOC, which includes a very strict “family friendly” and “non-religious” policy.

Once approved, the post gets dripped out to sites on the network.

Regards,
Mark

I’m also interested in the status of the links after you cancel your membership.

I’m in but it will be a while. Got a lot of irons in the fire.

Let me just be sure. I can write a post on one site, and put links to three other sites, right?

Where do you post the articles for review that you mentioned to Joe?

Rich Hill

Question, I understand about the 2 say trackbacks. Do you have the same problem with pingbacks?

@Joanne — OK — got you down!

Thanks,
Mark

May take a bit..But I’ll do it!

Thanks again

Gary

Very well done post and idea.

Roll on the marketing machine!

Forest
Alex (Net)
Bridgett
Joe
Joanne
Rich
Tony
CD
Gandree
Ron
Rusty

Thanks
Joe

It will take me some time to come up with a nice article though.. How long is you offer is going to be live?

Cheers,
Alex

This is a pretty clever offer and not that much work so I’m going to definitely give it a go. Are you going to write up how successful this offer was for you down the road? I’m very curious to see how it turns out from your end as well. Thanks, Jason

This is definitely worth looking in to and I really like the offer of 21 free links.

I do have a question about Jon’s product. If you sign up for a few months at the monthly rate and then decide to discontinue service, do you get to keep the links you have paid for or do they go away?

Thanks
Rich Hill

Thanks for this, I saw the trackbacks coming by pretty much instantly so just need to wait for indexing now…. was fantastic…. I have twittered this post 🙂