Has anyone used Fiverr for White-Hat backlinks?

[TopSilver]

Just wondering if anyone has given them a try. I found this really good one that netted me 9,000 with an article and like 20 keywords for $80. Not bad.

This is white-hat though and the person actually places the backlink manually. Not only does Google not frown upon that, especially because the person chose to do it by hand and wasn't spamming, but it may just be what scoots this site with finally some type of traffic source. Mind Piff, our old domain name did not have as much traffic.

We've seen around 4,000 unique visitors and 65,000 visits half-way through the month. This might sound hard to believe but we topped out at over 1 million hits half-way as well. That should increase.

I had a check at Google webmaster and it's showing 17 clicks already. We didn't get but 2 or 3 a month on Mind Piff. Apparently this is a golden find if you need help with your site. I will actually tag 1@Fait[/uSER] who if he responds will suggest 2 different people I personally have chosen to work with. Great work dealing with them.

 

[Demon_skeith]

RE: Has anyone used Fiverr for White-Hat backlinks?

I never liked fiverr's services, so never used their SEO stuff. If its that easily advertised, most likely something isn't legit.

 

[TopSilver]

RE: Has anyone used Fiverr for White-Hat backlinks?

I'm not sure how you mean that 1@Demon_skeith[/uSER] - There are swindlers on there trying to sell profile spam and so forth. I don't use them though. These are NOT generated and I think if you gave my thread even a chance, you would benefit greatly. These are people who actually post articles with your link on a blog domain. Their mainly private blog networks and they will post your link to a handful of high authority domains. What makes the backlinks even matter when it's manually done is the high authority of the specific domain. You'd be surprised. Or at least I am surprised with 65,000 visits halfway through the month and 17 clicks in google only the first 3 days after they were finished. Things are looking bright.

 

[TopSilver]

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1@Demon_skeith[/uSER] That's just for July. I don't want to show my Google webmaster tools yet. Mainly because 17 clicks isn't a big deal. Though do note that it was only in the first 3 days since they were finished last I checked. 1.47 million hits 3/4 of the month in. Incredible. Now we just need to work on unique visitors and more clicks. I think we got this. (y)

 

[Sincerem11]

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1@Demon_skeith[/uSER] That's just for July. I don't want to show my Google webmaster tools yet. Mainly because 17 clicks isn't a big deal. Though do note that it was only in the first 3 days since they were finished last I checked. 1.47 million hits 3/4 of the month in. Incredible. Now we just need to work on unique visitors and more clicks. I think we got this. (y)

1@TopSilver[/uSER] you're forum traffic have seen the best on the month of July. That shows you're working hard, your spending to build your forum 'cafe discussion.com will never be in vain, rather long time success cos you're a good man.

 

[TopSilver]

RE: Has anyone used Fiverr for White-Hat backlinks?

Yeah this will be a long term venture but we should get a lot of people within about 5-6 months tops. I can see us doing well. Even earlier then that possibly. Just waiting on things to kick in since we were using the domain MindPiff.com and now switched to CafeDiscussions.com

It was indeed a smart move traffic wise. Even Google wise I would say and also user-friendliness wise. Users like a name that fits the site better and on the plus side it should only increase.

 

[Joshua Farrell]

RE: Has anyone used Fiverr for White-Hat backlinks?

The biggest issue I have with paying for backlink services, is the cost factor. I wish I had the money for some of the services offered there on Fiverr for back linking and some of the other services, but I don't always have the money for it, when I want to put it towards those services.

 

[Empire]

RE: Has anyone used Fiverr for White-Hat backlinks?

I would say that keyword research is a critical part of an SEO strategy - so yes paying for that would be okay in my book. But it depends on the product and what you are trying to sell / achieve. A general keyword consultant may not have the best insight for a really technical product. But with Fiverr you have to be carfull on what and who you are about to hire. 

I myself have not, I say no to the answer, but that since I See it fake more then anything. Bots are just bots and not real.  Then if you want the real deal you then expecting 40% double the cost  

 

[Nomad]

RE: Has anyone used Fiverr for White-Hat backlinks?

If you are paying for backlinks, how can that be termed white hat? Recently, I was moderating spam posts on my forum and decided to check the links shared on the posts. I landed on a Fiverr gig for white hat backlinks. Now tell me, when a seller is spamming forums, how can he deliver white hat backlinks?

 

[TopSilver]

RE: Has anyone used Fiverr for White-Hat backlinks?

If you are paying for backlinks, how can that be termed white hat? Recently, I was moderating spam posts on my forum and decided to check the links shared on the posts. I landed on a Fiverr gig for white hat backlinks. Now tell me, when a seller is spamming forums, how can he deliver white hat backlinks?

No they don't spam forums. The host their own blogs with the ones I use. Web 2.0 are the best but I only use them if they host their own blogs and then spin articles with the backlink do-follow anchor text. Most do generate black-hat but I don't pay fiverr gigs that spam links. I did that one time and they weren't do-follow and they did a bad job only because they mislead me. I've hired people who do a fantastic job and just host web 2.0 blogs so there's  no shame in that.

 

[Nomad]

RE: Has anyone used Fiverr for White-Hat backlinks?

The seller you have bought from might not be a spammer, but most of the  backlink sellers spam websites with their links. When I was new to this SEO thing, I bought two SEO services from a Fiverr seller. The seller claimed to build organic backlinks. However, most of the backlinks came from low ranking sites, free blogs, and no-follow links. They were even using link exchange services.

 

[Phoenix]

RE: Has anyone used Fiverr for White-Hat backlinks?

No way. I once ordered 50 links in the hopes of flying under the radar, but the person waited so long to respond, and to make amends, he produced 500 completely useless links.

 

[Nomad]

Most of the SEO service providers on Fiverr are useless. I have pretty bad experience with Fiverr sellers. I have even cancelled my order and asked for refunds multiple times.