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Guide to buying links

Loren Baker from Search Engine Journal wrote a great guide to buying links, directory listings, and paid reviews for blogs. Loren does a great job of breaking down all the different vendors that sell links, paid reviews, and directory listings. Loren also covers tips for purchasing links from these sources.

Here is what he had to say about Text Link Ads and ReviewMeâ

Text Link Ads is probably the most popular of the link ad companies, with over 10,000 publishers in their network and a lot of promotions and advertising on SEO and publisher industry blogs and sites. Link prices are based upon the authority of each site and charged per month.

ReviewMe is a more targeted approach to paid blogger reviews. Advertisers are given access to ReviewMeâs lists of niche publishers, and can request reviews on specific blogs (and only those blogs), instead of using the mass review approach. The end result is more thoughtful content and reviews of your products, for a higher price. Pricing is set per blog and based upon that blogâs popularity, readership and incoming links.

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    Posted on Feb 13, 2007 by in TLA News

    Comments

    2 very nice products... - bogdan/hp Feb 14, 2007 2:29 am

    Thanks, we like to think so as well :) - Cameron Olthuis/hp Feb 14, 2007 2:42 am

    I agree with bogdan and add that I more and more start to rely on Reviewme and TLA for advertisements on my Website, not because their payment is better, but because Google's system is although much more easy to implement, more complicated when it comes to the management of more than one website. The problem in my eye is on the blacklist: Sometimes (and I currently have to fight with it) products you should not display on Website A are the only ones suitable for display on Website B. Too bad that websites not in english language have such bad Alexa rankings... - Michael/hp Feb 14, 2007 3:21 am


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