David

At those prices, glad you’re not my SEO client! LOL!

While the onpage SEO work can be fairly quick and simple, if you’re customers are internet marketers, than they usually know enough to do it themselves.

What you’re not valuing is the SEO’s knowledge and experience. How long did it take to learn all that info? Does an SEO not have any overhead if they’re running a business?

It’s like the proverbial $100 finger in the dam story, “Bill is $100 – $1 for sticking my finger in the hole, and $99 for knowing where the hole is.”

Just my 2 cents. OK Nick – for you… 1 cent!

Howard “OutSourcerer” Tiano

Now about 3 way linking.

The beauty of the project is that there is no any 3 way, 4 way, n-way or any other type of interlinking inside the net of blogs.

For example, you can use Free Traffic System to build 1,000,000 backlinks and not give a SINGLE backlink in return. This is if you are using the system for link building.

Now you might have a question “But if I am using it as a blogger and publish the content of other people on my blog and give away backlinks – do I give away backlinks to the other blogs in the network? Isn’t it some sort of interlinking?”

Yes and No – let me explain why.

NO, because lots of people build backlinks for sites, blogs and simple web pages that are not even submitted into the system. That is why they are not inside the net of blogs. Most often (from blog posts – if you are using the system for free content publication on your blogs) you give backlinks to the sites and pages that are OUTSIDE the system.

YES, because coincidentally it may happen that someone submitted the blog to the system for content publication, and also builds backlinks to that blog. But this is a quite rare fact, a drop in the ocean.

And in any case it looks very natural, because the same coincidence might happen in real life if your site A links to site B, and site B links to site C, and site C links to site A. But if this “triangle” is versus thousands of backlinks that have nothing to do with this type of 3-way linking – then this is absolutely no problem and looks natural, because occasionally this can happen in real life.

Sorry for the long answer, but now you can see why we are so sure that Free Traffic System has nothing to do with 3-, 4- or any other type of interlinking. And thus we are not afraid of it.

Kind regards,
Dim.

Thank you for your response. I appreciate your thorough reply and can see why the quality of your network is way ahead of other similar networks. But how do you prevent 3 way linking, which is easily detectable from taking place among blogs?

Nick, I don’t want you to think I’m trying to find holes in your Free Traffic System. To be honest with you, I’m glad Terry introduced you to us because there are people out there charging money for half as good a network as you have created. But as an SEO yourself I know you can understand my concern. I’m looking forward to your answer about 3 way linking so I can join. It sounds like you have a great resource and I would have to be a fool not to join.

First of all – no footprints. At all. Not a piece of code.

And secondly, from the launch of the project we decided that we accept only real blogs. The problem is that some of the projects that are like Free Traffic System simply buy 100-200 domains, then quickly build 50-100 subdomain blogs and say “we have thousands of blogs in the net”. Yes they have, but all these blogs are split on different IPs (maximum several dozens of different IPs) and they are most often registered on 3-5 people.

We also could do that, but we decided that we will accept only real bloggers, different people from round the globe with the blogs on different IPs and different domain owners.

And to make sure that we get 20-40 new blogs daily we simply started to bribe blogger and give them +7% additional bonus links for adding the blog to the system. This viral marketing scheme of rewarding for adding the blogs works smoothly and we grow with real blogs only – the most natural network possible.