SEO RESELLER PROCESS

First let's talk about what they aren't: Our links are not a link farm, link network or PBN. Each of those types of links carries a big negative impact, and they all have a very common factor. The simple fact is that those techniques use sites that are built just for linking. The name Link Farm is derived from the fact that the sites are "grown" just to place the links on. This means the sites are thrown together very quickly, have no real value to anyone on the web, and are crammed full of links. They also have no real stats, domain authority, page authority, visits, or search engine rankings. It's very easy for Google to detect these types of links and discredit them or, even worse, penalize you for them.

Now let's talk about what they are: Each and every site in our platform is just like yours. It's a real person that owns a real online business that is looking to build links. No sites are created just to use our system; we only allow real businesses to join. This means each site has its own domain authority, real traffic, and visitors, its own keywords ranking in google and more. It's this key factor that brings the most value to the table with our platform because these are the types of links you simply can't get on your own.

Our strategies follow the golden rules of relevancy, and choose quality over quantity. We focus on sharing your content, not old fashion "link building".

It's quite simple. We don't want you to pay unless you are happy. When it comes to SEO, contracts almost always benefit the service provider. We don't want you paying because you are locked in; we want you paying because you are happy with the results.

On average, the best results come in months 3 and 4 and continue to climb after, but at any time you decide you don't like what you see, or this isn't right for you, just let us know.

Many customers will see results in the first month, oftentimes in the first week after all content is complete. Just about all clients will see positive movement in the first 30 days after content completion. Between months 1 and 4 the client should have top 10 results in the major search engines.

In 99% of cases, it is the plugin pages that will rank. The plugin delivers keyword specificityand structure that search engines love. The pages are targeted and linked to in a way that gives them the best chance of ranking.

If you already have a URL ranking, we do suggest that you add some manual links within the onsite and offsite content to that URL. This will help give your page additional power as well. This can often result in multiple pages ranking for the same keyword.

The templating of our pages and the editing of the content is in your full control. You can add conversion elements, product images, forms, etc. to the template and inside the content to make the page what you want it to be, so don't be afraid of the plugin pages' ranking. They are designed to do so, and do so quite well.

Having a strong SEO backbone on your website will help the process. We recommend that all clients have basic SEO elements done on each page of their website. Our plugin pages will take care of themselves.

Modifying the content we generate is a good idea as well. Sometimes the keyword-specific content can be a tad generic, so customizing that to the exact way you do business can be a real plus. While editing content, you can also add useful links to pages on your site related to the keyword, perhaps a product listing link or a contact us link.

Additional links from top directories help as well. Avoid purchasing guest blog posts and paid placement links in blog networks. Those are low quality and could do more harm than good.

Yes, but keyword changes are quite labor-intensive. For each main keyword, we write 3 off-page articles for the content sharing, and then we write the main on-site page, as well as the 2 supporting keyword pages. This, in total, is six 500-word documents to change a keyword. As a result, there is a one-time fee of $50 for a keyword change.

If the keyword change is minor and doesn't result in the need for new supporting keyword pages, then an exception may be able to be made. If you have a keyword change submit a ticket and we can confirm the cost to change it.

Ranking reports can be tricky. Google and other search engines use Datacenters across the planet to serve up data to searches. These data centers can be out of sync and display different results based on which data center you hit. This could be most noticeable if you had a large jump in a keywords position. One data center may have that jump recorded, while the others haven't caught up yet.

An even bigger discrepancy comes from the location in which you are searching. For example, if I search the keyword "Best Plumber" here in West Virginia, they aren't going to show me the same list of companies that you will see if you search that in New York.

Our reporting at the current time only searches the results on a national level. Often this means if you pick National level keywords like "Best Plumber" the report will almost certainly report back a "0". Often agencies and clients will opt to add a location directly to the keyword. That way we target the keyword "Brooklyn Best Plumber" as the main keyword.

This accomplishes a couple of things. First, it's very common for many searches to include a location when searching. I don't want to waste time contacting a plumber out of my area by mistake if google didn't give me the best results, so instinctually, I personally add a location to my search. Having that location helps really lock in those good results when it comes to ranking.

Secondly, adding that location and getting search metrics for it helps reinforce that you are indeed a plumber and in Brooklyn, making you more likely to rank the national form within that service area, meaning someone in Brooklyn just searching for "Best Plumber" will still likely find you, even If our current reporting capabilities don't reflect that.

Yes, but don't be scared of that. It's all part of a natural-looking link profile. How could search engines expect you to get links if they expected sites not to have links going out? It's completely natural.

Our algorithms share content based on quite a bit of criterion, and we focus a lot on industry relevancy when creating the content shares between our categories. For example, if your client is a realtor, they may get partners from Home loan financing, construction, and repair, or even a real estate attorney.

Overall, we suggest not messing with the partners assigned out from you, but you do have the ability to disable any partners you don't like. If it's a direct competitor that could cause you issues or if it's something you find offensive or unrelated. However, keep in mind that a content share on a direct competitor is quite powerful in terms of relevancy, so if everyone in the system had that mindset, you could lose your most powerful partners.

If a partner is disabled the system will replace the partner with a new one within 48 hours. The number of partners you display can vary.

The pages aren't easy for your normal site visitors to find; they likely will never stumble upon them. Occasionally the citation pages or shared articles will rank for an unrelated or sometimes even a related keyword. This is because we do build links to our plugin pages from various places within the platform. Having inbound links to pages that house links really increase the power factor. That extra power factor does make these rank from time to time. While that isn't ideal, it's also not a huge concern and won't happen often.

Absolutely not. Link farms refer to sites built just for link placement The sites in a farm have no purpose other than for generic information and links. We only create placements on real businesses that have opted into our service and plugin.

Yes and No. Yes, in the sense that our algorithms do handle the placement of the links based on a long list of qualifying criteria, but only after we develop the unique content. Not in the sense that this term carries a negative connotation from junk services of the past. Old link-generating tools would just take your keywords and URL and drop them into hundreds of farmed sites to build a huge link profile instantly and "automatically". The secret sauce with our platform is the type of sites we have and the criteria we use to share your content.

Pair that with the style of links using a full custom article and structured funnel of supporting pages and you get a truly powerful style of link.

Yes! The true power of our platform comes from connecting real businesses with real businesses. That's not an easy feat! It has taken decades to amass the number of sites in our system. Every single site involved is privately owned by individual clients and 100% opt-in. We don't build or add sites just for links.

Very, very unlikely. In the past linking strategies that caused issues, built thousands of low-quality unrelated links. Putting your link in a sea of thousands on a page with no information on a site full of unrelated junk. Our approach is very structured and very conservative. We don't do anything excessive or black hat. We focus on providing high-quality, in a natural amount. 20 years and thousands of sites with zero issues!

However, if a problem did arise, our dynamic nature keeps you safe. We are 100% in control of how your information is placed. If at any time we expect any strategy or placement is causing an issue, we simply remove it, instantly!

Black-hat techniques of the past that blasted your link to thousands of junk sites left many site owners in trouble. They were stuck with harmful links that they had no control over. If you feel our shared content is causing you an issue, we can flip a switch and instantly remove them. The same goes for all of our strategies. We can completely recode how our algorithm picks partners and roll it out system-wide for immediate updates.

This is a hard question to answer. Any efforts to use programs and tactics that focus on off-site elements, like links to improve the results of the site's organic placement, can be looked at as "against guidelines". When it comes to getting your content out and links into your website, Google wants you to be so amazing at what you do that your competitors and industry partners write about you and link to you all of their own free will.

That's a near-impossible task for the average business. Unless you are a fortune 500 company making waves in the industry, no one is going to write about you and link to you because they want to. When was the last time you wrote about and linked to someone in your industry on your website?

That's what makes our service valuable. We mimic that strategy by having companies like yours opt-in to our plugin and platform. Then we do the writing about you and your keywords and share these on industry-related sites in amounts that are safe and natural.

Our service is monthly based and your monthly fee maintains your partners and the network. If a domain quits, it is downgraded to our SEOM 5 package. This allows them to keep 5 keywords for free for life, as long as the plugin remains installed. The content, pages, and citation listings created for all keywords beyond 5 are deactivated from the plugin.

No. The monthly price is for a set number of partners, not new partners every month. The number of partners may change from time to time if we tweak our algorithms. Partners may drop if users leave the platform and new partners may be added if a newer, more relevant, one becomes available. A small portion of the monthly partners, currently about 3 to 5, will change to create some natural churn.

Absolutely! This is highly encouraged. We keep our costs as low as possible to provide the best price for the service. We could find the best writers in the world but then we would have to 10x our price just to cover the setup costs. Our writing team is great, but it's not uncommon for the keyword content to be a little on the generic side. We encourage you to read over this content and modify it as you wish to include more specifics about you and how you approach the topic at hand. You can also add images, links, calls to action, and more to make the content as appealing to the reader as possible.

More instructions on how to edit on-site and off-site content are in the section above for the User Dashboard.

With the user dashboard, you can disable any partner that is hosting your content or you hosting theirs. However, we do suggest you do this only when needed and that you trust the algorithms to pick the best partners. Often times a website owner will see they are

getting or giving a listing to a competitor and have an instant reaction to disable it, however, this can be one of your most valuable relevant placements!

When you disable a partner hosting your content, the system will replace it within 24 hours.

We started in 2004. Our first version of the platform launched shortly after and has been in steady operation ever since. While tactics and strategies have evolved, at our core we have always been content and link focused.

Yes! Our research time is always watching out for the changes ahead. While most algorithms come and go without any need for us to make updates, we are always looking for ways to improve our system. Unlike platforms of the past, we have always focused heavily on quality over quantity. We build a small number of quality content shares and citations in a natural way that has worked consistently over the last 2 decades.

Yes. Nearly every "hack" is the result of unsanitized user input. Since the Premium SEO plugin does not accept any user input at all, the plugin is very secure and safe to use on your website. If you are using WordPress for your website, the WordPress installation itself can be vulnerable if not kept up to date. For safety's sake keeping your WordPress installation and all plugins up to date is crucial.

Your data is safe with us. We don't share your private information with any third-party sources. All personal information provided to us is securely stored.