Automatic backlinks, while you sleep!
If you haven’t heard of Automatic Backlinks yet, you’re missing out on one of the great new ways of gathering backlinks. Like many link-building platforms that have risen up of late, it’s about empowering webmasters to generate their own links in the simplest way. Read on for more!
What is it?
Automatic Backlinks is what it says: a platform to generate backlinks automatically. By placing a code on your site (it’s available for html, php, asp, and some CMS) you automatically post links on your site from other bloggers. This earns you link credit, which you can spend by placing links on other websites.
How much?
Free. However, if you don’t want to place links to Cottages in Italy on your website about Bottled Water, you can purchase a link credit subscription. See the site for info on how much you get per link credit / US dollar. It starts at $1USD = 1PR link, but gets cheaper as it goes higher.
How’s the quality?
If you really don’t care for quality (ie, you’re working on getting mass links – like 20k+), or you just don’t know any better, Automatic Backlinks really is automatic. However – if you don’t want your link to an English site on a page in Swedish with 50 outgoing links and no content – then it’s going to require some attention.
Personally I use Automatic Backlinks for one client requiring a tonne of quality links. As long as I check each new link generated, it’s perfect. It does mean removing about 10-20% of the links generated, but the platform responds well: you can opt to not receive links from that site again, etc.
Note: this type of link-building is always being penalised by Google so only, only, partake in the practice alongside other more organic SEO initiatives.
The platform allows you to filter by page rank, language, site category, and number of outgoing links (only those managed through Automatic Backlinks), though as always: there are plenty of scammers that fake page rank or categorise incorrectly.
All the same, this is a great option for small- to mid-sized bloggers that want to begin exchanging links through an easy-to-use platform.
Could I suggest you try http://www.iblbuilder.com as it is a far less risky way of building up those one way backlinks.
Hey John, thanks for the comment.
I’d be interested to hear your opinion on how IBL Builder is less risky? I haven’t yet used it, but it seems to be a very similar system to Automatic Backlinks.
Automatick back links is not free or let’s say free till $ 100 worth of links that you generate – I think. After that they require money, no matter what the situation be. In that sense it is highly limiting. Also their software has been giving trouble since last few days, may be they have sorted it out now.
It continues to be free if you’re generating your own credits by placing links. I used the platform when I was working in-house and it’s fairly strong.
However, I must admit, I do now prefer to acquire links directly.