Do follow Blog comment service on PR1 PR2 PR3 PR4 PR5 & PR6 pages - very CHEAP!

[ValueForMoney]

Hello.

I'm here to offer my services on Do follow Blog commenting.

I have 3 fresh packages and the details are below.

The advantage of this service is you get an increase in SERP and organic traffic.




Package 1

1PR6 + 2PR5 + 3PR4 + 4PR3 + 5 PR2 + 6PR1

Price = $50/website
Number of keywords allowed = 3



Package 2

2PR6 + 4PR5 + 6PR4 + 8PR3 + 10PR2 + 12PR1

Price = $80/website
Number of keywords allowed = 5



Package 3

3PR6 + 7PR5 + 10PR4 + 12PR3 + 15PR2 + 15PR1

Price = $125/website
Number of keywords allowed = 10


Payment will be made via PP.

To order contact me and for more information please feel free to post here.

I will give one review copy at 50% for any package.

Regards,
Valueformoney

[WingedPanther]

Do you make any guarantees on what these packages will do for the pagerank of the advertised sites? It seems to me that this wouldn't be a good use of money.

[ValueForMoney]

Do you make any guarantees on what these packages will do for the pagerank of the advertised sites? It seems to me that this wouldn't be a good use of money.

You can get an increase in page rank after this service on your website/s for sure

Also, for the keyword we will work your website/s will rank higher in the search engine..as i said increase in SERP (search engine ranking position)

I hope this answers your question..also, i give value for money. I don't think you will get such a package elsewhere. A back link in a PR 6 page is worth more than $10. Yes, i'm talking of the PR of the page where your back link will be built. It is a worthy service and i had a lot of success at different forums like DP, NB

If you want to order and try my service the review copy at 50% will go to you

Looking forward to work with you.

Regards,
VFM

[WingedPanther]

To me, this looks just like all the other SEO gimmicks out there. I would be surprised if it's worth any money. What I would actually expect is that the sites my links appear on would drop in PR as it becomes obvious they are hosting spam links. Also, having links to my site from totally unrelated sites is unlikely to be helpful. For example, I have a link in my sig from this site. It's high PR, but most people aren't going to be interested in "Ramblings of a Christian Mathematician/Programmer" when reading a programming site (thanks for reading, Jordan ).

I guess what I'm saying is that I'm not convinced your service has true relevance. It strikes me as the sort of thing people waste money on when they're trying to quickly build their website.

Here's how I would build up my blog if I really wanted to generate traffic: join a lot of Christian forums and join discussions there. Have a link to my blog in my signature. Work to build my reputation as a person with a good head on my shoulders who is thoughtful and principled. In short: go to my intended audience and build my reputation there. Is it quick and easy? No. It's called sweat-equity, and works every time.

[ValueForMoney]

To me, this looks just like all the other SEO gimmicks out there. I would be surprised if it's worth any money. What I would actually expect is that the sites my links appear on would drop in PR as it becomes obvious they are hosting spam links. Also, having links to my site from totally unrelated sites is unlikely to be helpful. For example, I have a link in my sig from this site. It's high PR, but most people aren't going to be interested in "Ramblings of a Christian Mathematician/Programmer" when reading a programming site (thanks for reading, Jordan ).

I guess what I'm saying is that I'm not convinced your service has true relevance. It strikes me as the sort of thing people waste money on when they're trying to quickly build their website.

Here's how I would build up my blog if I really wanted to generate traffic: join a lot of Christian forums and join discussions there. Have a link to my blog in my signature. Work to build my reputation as a person with a good head on my shoulders who is thoughtful and principled. In short: go to my intended audience and build my reputation there. Is it quick and easy? No. It's called sweat-equity, and works every time.

Best of luck

[WingedPanther]

Here's the problem I see with your service. You promise, without details, to get a very few sites with high PR to send their links my way. Given what I just read here, it seems like you're more likely to dilute the value of your sites if you get a lot of business, than help others out.

[ValueForMoney]

Did you mean i'm gonna spam those websites?

If so, then you're wrong. Btw, I give 100% approval of those links.

Anyway, you seem to doubt my service. The reason i'm here is that i was banned at DP for irrelevant posting on my thread, They say i was bumping my thread and you know how the mods are there.

Here's the link of my thread:
Do follow Blog comment service on PR1 PR2 PR3 PR4 PR5 & PR6 pages - very CHEAP!

I got 17 itraders at DP in 2 months.

My service was not a joke as you think.You definitely get an increase in PR and SERP. PR update is in one month time. Your wordpress blog has an unranked PR. Try my package 3 & if you do not get at least to PR1 or 2 this year then i will give your money back. And for the keyword we gonna build your links you gonna crawl the search engine and get an increase in traffic.

[Chinmoy]

Let me guess, you are still holding up with a PR 6 on a site and promising people with that because you did not get anyone at DP to fool, nor did you get anyone to go with your offer, as that would drop your PR. So, you see the people at DP are smart at SEO and SERP!! But the people here are smart in their own way. Both needs common sense. Moreover, google PR hardly matters nowadays, thanks to people like you!

[ValueForMoney]

This is a link building service. What are you talking about? With my packages you will get a good SERP. And hence traffic.

I have already built links for 100+ websites LOL

I don't think those people were mad to purchase the package.

[Jordan]

I know that this type of service is very popular. Aren't most blogs "nofollow" now, though?

I do agree with Chinmoy, PR is worthless now (not that it ever offered any value).