30 Minute Backlinks

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So, I just joined 30 minute backlinks. I hope it’s worth it. I want to find new ways to quickly build high quality one way links. If anyone has any experience with this product, I am all ears. It complements my growing arsenal of tools that are all supposed to help me make money online. Like I said, I’m curious to see if it works. So far the only product that I use that is worth the money I pay for it is Jim Morris’s Nichebot. Nichebot never lets me down.  It is absolutely the best key word tool out there.

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One Response to “30 Minute Backlinks”

  1. Caitlin Says:

    Hi!

    Here are some ideas that wont cost you much (if anything at all)…

    > Create a useful, interesting web site that grabs the attention of visitors and other sites will naturally link to it.
    > Submit your site to major directories, such as Yahoo! and Google (in the appropriate category).
    > Write articles which you can submit to newsletters which are then archived online.
    > Search for sites that complement yours and ask them to publish your articles or have a link to your site.
    > Submit articles to article directories.
    > Publish articles on your site and invite other sites to publish them on their sites, with a link to you.
    > Write testimonials for products you love like (you like Nichebot, so write about it).
    > Participate helpfully in forums which allow a text link to your site in a signature.
    > Locate industry-specific directories and submit your site to them. For example, if your site is on a health topic, look for health-related directories.
    > Give away a free ebooks that contain links to your site.
    > Create simple web-based free software. Tell other sites, newsletters and forums about it and ask for a link to it.
    > Get listed in business directories.
    > Create a blog and get it listed in blog directories.
    > Make arrangements for other sites to archive your newsletters on their sites.
    > Submit your free ebooks to ebook directories.
    > Locate a popular site in your niche which would appreciate having you as a regular columnist. Write tips, lively commentary, product reviews, or whatever topics suit your niche.

    Good Luck!

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