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#3 In Just Over 1 Week

by Michelle MacPhearson on March 18, 2008

A 30 Minute Backlinks customer wrote in with a few keyword selection questions, and we corresponded back and forth a few times on the topic as well as some info on meta keyword, title tag and meta description contents.

Shortly after, I got this (sorry for the carrots, copied from my email program):

> Hi Michelle
> Just wanted to touch base with you re the INCREDIBLE RESULTS i’m
> having from your 30minbacklinks process. My site(which was only
> launched last month) has gone from nowhere on google to #32 listing in
> a few days to #3 in just over 1 week! Have now knocked the main
> competition down - and I haven’t even finished the 30Min process -
> infact only just begun.
> I’m so excited and wired that I can’t sleep - i’m completely speechless!
> You Rock DA HOUSE!!
> thanks for the process and thanks for your personal replies also -
> real helpful!
> much respect!
> Nicky

I asked Nicky if I could publish her testimonial - she (I think Nicky is a she - correct me if I’m wrong and you read this Nicky!) said I could, and added:

Of course you can use my testimonial - think i’ll just stay as ‘Nicky’ for now - not because i’m protecting my a niche, but more because the site is for one of my clients. I’ve been producing sites for years, just getting into SEO & SMO the last 6 months or so, adding these services to my business offering.  …Gonna get into the next bit of 30minbacklinks - btw…i think $97 is such GREAT VALUE!!….hope your selling a tonne of it!

Nicky’s site is in the healthcare niche.

30 Minute Backlinks really does work in *any* niche.  I’ve used it with success on fireplaces, tattoos, crochet and art niches, for example.  Here Nicky is making waves in healthcare.

If you haven’t grabbed a copy yet, lean more about how 30 Minute Backlinks helps you with one way link building here.

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Building Links Too Fast = Blacklisting?

by Michelle MacPhearson on February 20, 2008

With Social Media Daily, and now 30 Minute Backlinks, I’m often asked if it’s OK to get links to a brand new site and/or will getting links to a new domain get it “blacklisted.”

In short, the answer is yes it OK and no it won’t get your site “banned.” Every site desperately needs links, and going out and getting them will not hurt you. You may have heard eejits on forums telling you getting too many links to fast can hurt your site - and that’s true. But there’s a BIG variable in their scare tactics - the “too fast” thing. Truth is, if you generate 1000 links in 3 hours from ONLY Blogger blogs (for example), yeah, that *could* (maybe… it doesn’t always…) raise a red flag in the search engines eyes. It takes some black hat voodoo to make that happen, and the search engines know it.

However, building natural links to your site via Social Media Daily or 30 Minute Backlinks is perfectly normal and acceptable.

Here’s how a brand new site developed links with 30 Minute Backlinks and the results it produced. It’s not “blacklisted” and is receiving search engine traffic (awesome numbers too, by the way).

Visit 30 Minute Backlinks to learn more.

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Do Nofollow Links Count - Redux

by Michelle MacPhearson on February 19, 2008

I like blog commenting as a link building strategy. If you can add to the conversation, it’s an easy way to get both human visitors and backlinks.

But what about “nofollow?”

Nofollow is often ignored. Last year, Ben Fisher did a case study to see if nofollow links counted - they certainly seemed to, based on his results. Neil Patel “broke” the story with screenshots, and that post is now recognized as the “nofollow is BS” authority.

Because I recommend tools like CommentHut and Comment Sniper (which server 2 very different purposes when trying to get traffic from blog commenting), I often get emails from folks asking about the “nofollow” issue - why comment on blogs if it’s nofollow, blah blah blah. So it’s clear there’s still some confusion within the population on the value, if any, of nofollow links.

I thought I’d run the same study as Ben did last year and see if I could get my site to rank for a keyword that (1) is not on my site and (2) only use blog comments to get anchor text links for my keyword. I, like Ben, chose a misspelling simply because I’d be able to see results very quickly that way.

The term: ultilevel marketing

The results as of 5:44pm PST on 2/18/2008 after leaving about 15 blog comments with the help of Comment Hut to find relevant blogs are that I am ranked #1 for the keyphrase in Google, Yahoo and MSN:

Google - ultilevel marketing search results Yahoo - ultilevel marketing search results MSN - ultilevel marketing search results

What does this mean?

  1. Nofollow links with well chosen anchor text can pass link juice
  2. Blog commenting on nofollow blogs is still an effective way to increase search engine rank for a term
  3. Thoughtful and interesting blog comments will always bring human visitors

Some 30 Minute Backlinks users have noted that occasionally, software directories nofollow their links. Clearly, based on the results above, nofollow links *do* still contribute value to a site’s rank in all three major search engines. Any links that happen to be nofollow received by way of 30 Minute Backlinks continue to add to a site’s overall link profile and ability to rank for it’s keyphrase.

Edit 2/22/08 to correct my misspelling of the misspelling

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$50 Commission

The Clickbank Gods shined on us!
They’ve approved 30 Minute Backlinks at it’s $100 purchase price!
What’s the mean for you?  50% commission (that’s $50/sale,whichever way you slice it).
—– THINGS YOU SHOULD KNOW FIRST —–
1. This is a brand new product.  It’s only been released to my personal customer list (and converted at 9.7%!) - which is [...]

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How To Start Link Building

“Will 30 Minute Backlinks work for my niche/skillset/site?”
Yeah. Linkbuilding is essential in any niche. Linkbuilding is the foundation of your site getting (or not getting traffic).
With 30Minute Backlinks you create content that is valuable to your niche, distribute it through software distribution channels, develop those all-important backlinks and human traffic.
You probably already have content your [...]

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Already Got Rank

I’m running a test to PROVE 30 Minute Backlinks produces results. Brand new domain, nothing done to it as far as promotion EXCEPT 30 Minute Backlinks.
I started the process at about 1am on Wednesday, doing only 1 of the 5 ways 30 Minute Backlinks gets links for you. Today I already have a [...]

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Primo Solution to Getting Truckloads of Site Traffic & Visitors

The more traffic you have to your site, the more visitors you get, and the more often you are able to expose new people to what you’re doing.
One of the fastest ways to get traffic to your site is by getting outside websites to link to you. When other sites link to you, you [...]

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30 Minute Backlinks

“30 Minute Backlinks” did well in it’s pre-release and I was able to work out some server/script bugs that occurred, as well as getting some questions from early buyers so compiled a FAQ that answered the most common questions, as well as get some general feedback on the system like this:
Hi Michelle!
30 Minute Backlinks is [...]

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I Already Made a Mistake In the Launch

When you launch a new product, there’s a whole list of stuff you’re supposed to do. If you want to know what all that stuff is, get Jeff Walker’s Product Launch Formula.
But in putting together “30 Minute Backlinks” I decided that my goal was to just get it out there - I didn’t [...]

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30 Minute Backlinks is DONE

The tutorial videos for getting hundreds/thousands (potential depends on how you work it) of backlinks (with your keyword phrase as anchor text) are DONE!
That means I’ve only got to put up a website and unleash ‘em.
Figure another 1-2 days, depending on how fancy I make things.
Social Media Daily subscribers will have first dibs, and a [...]

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