[justlearning]

charliesaidthat, on 28 October 2011 - 08:16 AM, said:

See this a lot with new sites *shakes head*

Whilst I am not a fan of bought links, sometimes in super competitive industries there is little way round it...

But the safer ways to do this is having links point to a different domain then 301'ing that domain to yours.

Hi I am just learning about all this, and I have looked into buying some links, just to see what impact they can have, I just want to get a few good ones, my main interest is a suck it and see as I am just learning about web design and SEO can anyone PM me a good place to buy them please?

I am aware that its not the done thing and frowned upon but after reading htrough acres and acres of posts on just about every subject on here I want to try iy myself. Cheers. Dave

[rallport]

justlearning, on 16 November 2011 - 08:45 AM, said:

I have looked into buying some links, just to see what impact they can have,

.. the only impact, overall, will a very negative one.

[crs]

Hi,
If you do it, use only the most reputable company. I think textlinkbrokers has been endorsed by industry-leading SEOs (wolfhowl, for one). Otherwise, stay away the belly crawlers with keyword stuffed/multiple-hyphened URLs.

[mOxby Design]

Don't buy links. Don't do it. If you need links in scale then couple your link-building with social media and create great content that people will want to share and link to. Part of the Google Panda updates is to detect and devalue bought links so I agree with Rallport on this one.

With bought links, you may get short-term gain, but the likelihood is a penalty and long-term consequences that are hard to reverse.

This post has been edited by mOxby Design: 20 November 2011 - 08:13 PM