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Manual alternatives to Magis Submitter type programs

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I am looking for some cost effective non-program based link building services.

Right now I am getting my cheap links from Drip Feed Links, and .gov.edu, and press releases from Fiverr, then pinging with Linklicious.

I am also researching different high PR services on WF.

But what about blog posts, web 2.0 posts, linkwheel building, .gov/.edu, Press release submissions, video submissions and whatever else there is.

I have used MS in the past but I didn't suite a my link building strategies.

I know there are TONS of services out there, but I was wondering if you guys have had experiences with any of them.
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      Originally Posted by Bestseller91 View Post

      Contextual links from web 2.0 work very well after penguin update. I have seen Mike from here at warriorforum saying some good things about them. Besides them you can try guest posting at high traffic websites. Or alternatively , you could follow any of the links in my signature.

      I like your services, but how are you doing this so cheap?

      Also, if I order, can you omit the pinging so I can do that myself?
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    Originally Posted by JohnRedick View Post

    I am looking for some cost effective non-program based link building services.

    Right now I am getting my cheap links from Drip Feed Links, and .gov.edu, and press releases from Fiverr, then pinging with Linklicious.

    I am also researching different high PR services on WF.

    But what about blog posts, web 2.0 posts, linkwheel building, .gov/.edu, Press release submissions, video submissions and whatever else there is.
    You get what you pay for. Don't be cheap when building links, get comfortable with spending $100+ for a good link
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    Web 2.0 links are fine - build with unique content - go slow but steady in the start.
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