User reviews
Linx Boss is a private network of blogs and websites created for the purpose of backlinking to your websites. Linx Boss is much like Linkvana and Backlink solutions although the emphasis is placed on automation. Unlike Linkvana though Linx Boss limits the amount of links that you can obtain each and every month using their system.
Linx Boss allows you to achieve 1000 links per month spread out among 5 domains. This means that you can get 200 unique links for your domains a month. According to Linx Boss, their network of sites are comprised of PR 1- PR 6 websites that are aged anywhere between 2 – 11 years old. They also assure that their websites are not interlinked, and that each and every website is properly linked to and indexed within the search engines. Linx Boss also manually reviews each and every website that clients are using within Linx Boss. They don’t approve low quality sites by their clients, which means that the outgoing links on these domains are only of higher quality.
Linx Boss drip feeds your posts throughout the month, broken up randomly each and every day. That way you have randomization of inbound links seen by the search engines. Linx Boss also created with SEO in mind. The domains are hosted on a wide range of IP addresses, with unique domain owner information. This helps reduce any footprints that a search engine may pick up on, and helps keep the network as unique as possible.
Linx Boss has created a very unique anchor text system that helps you to properly diversify your anchor text to your domain. You are able to have a primary keyword and secondary keywords. The primary keyword gets 100 backlinks per month, and the secondary keywords receive a distribution between the next 100. This helps diversify your inbound anchor text, assuring that it is completely natural in terms of diversity.
Alright, I have been building backlinks since the first day that backlink building was effective. I really have a problem with Linx Boss. Here is the quick breakdown of how it works. You load up five domains (you only have the ability to have 5 domains at at time) and then select a primary and secondary keyword. With Linxboss you supposedly get 1,000 links a month spread over those 5 domains, and then broken down even further based upon primary and secondary. I have been utilizing very non-competitive terms on a variety of domains. Some that are legacy 5+ year old domains, and others that are brand new. Although as I said before, non-competitive keywords. Since this was an automated approach towards linkbuilding I thought that this could be the answer for these type of campaigns. Boy was I wrong. The links I got (which are no where close to 200/per domain/per month) are on crap sites and with a crappy approach. It looks like they are breaking down content from somewhere, mixmatching it, and then sticking your link randomly around the content. Let’s face it, Google’s smarter then this. They have the ability to determine content, readability and many other aspects. This isn’t fooling anyone, at any point in time.
So far linxboss seems like it is a credible website and source and there are a lot of reviews throughout the internet. The main question is whether or not it is worth the $147. So far I think it is, you get 1000 links each month which breaks down to about $0.14 for each link that you get. Honestly I’d give them a higher ranking if they offered more links each month, like something along the lines of 5000 links or even 7500 each month.
I’m a huge fan of automation, in all factors. Whether you automate your daily activities and have a virtual assistant, or you setup a team to take care of backlinking. Most of the time with automation you still need to manage and overlook everything. Not with Linx Boss.
Linx Boss is kind of set it and forget it type of link building service. Unlike MAN, SEOLinkvine, Buildmyrank, or most o the other link building services this one is completely automated. Simply plug in your domain, and primary/secondary keywords and it takes care of the rest. You get 200 links per domain which I think is a fair value for the automated mentality that I love so much. I recommend Linx Boss.
I’m not really sure why the hate from Backlinker. I’ll sum it up in short LINX BOSS works! YES it does. Maybe you do not like the “type” of links but really it works. The links come from domains that have value and are passing on link juice. Best of all they come from a large range of C Class IPs and diversity in domain names as well. Something that most networks and link services can not claim themselves.
I use linx boss to supplement what I do with link building already. I use it to build links towards second “tier” entities to help keep the bots coming back for more and helping send that link power over to my main level/tier properties.
It helps mask my link building efforts and allows for me to continually rank those second tier properties as well. It’s a great way to get and maintain rankings. The reason I give it three stars though is that I’m not sure that its worth the fee and especially for top level sites.
This is just one of those things that you need to consider for your backlink arsenal. Automation is key for any size scaled operation. Backlinks take a ton of time, as we all know. That’s why I think that Linx Boss is boss. You simply plug in your websites, plug in your URLs and you are off. The rest you just sit back and watch the rankings appear over time. It really can’t get much better than that. Some claim that Linx Boss is expensive. But honestly when you begin looking at it, it really isn’t.
No link reports so we can’t blast them nor check them.
L4L didn’t work. Had to continuously email them asking for rankings to be updated.
Not happy with the service at all.
I’ve tried LinxBoss for the last 5 months. I’m not new to this industry, having built my first website back in 1994 and doing SEO/SEM since 2000. I decided to outsource some work because I was so busy.
After the first couple of months I was suspicious that they weren’t actually building many, if any links. In the end I tested them on a new site where I had them building deep links and I purposely only built index page links. Two months later – guess what. No backlink checker can find any deep links, but there are plenty of index page backlinks showing.
Of course, for some reason they’re “prohibited from providing information” on the links they’ve supposedly created. How convenient. DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY.
Been using the system for 3 months+ on 4 different websites. Some did move upwards in search engine ranking positions.
For one of the keywords a site went from not ranked to #4 on page 1
But when I check the website on opensiteexplorer.com I see no backlinks, other than those I did myself by hand…
I think I’m gonna cancel my subscription !
LinxBoss is a scam guys. I ran an experiment with a new domain, test domain with test anchor text and not one, NOT ONE, link showed up in either opensiteexplorer, Majestic SEO, or Yahoo. This guy collects your subscription money for a fancy SERP checker.
Here’s my review, 2.5 months of service, and here’s what I got
1) Ranking system on their site does not even work until I told them off in an email
2) Tested 5 domains with their service, and you know what I found out, NO LINKS were built. How amazing is that? They claim to do 2000 links per month 200 – 400 per domain, but after 2 months not even 1 single link was found that they have built.
3) The site had natural links being discovered per day due to other seo efforts in the past, and they use a daily backlink checking tool from Majestic SEO to tell me that there are links everyday going to that account.
I have 10 plus years experience at SEO and have achieved # 1 rankings for very competitive keywords and have failed misreably and fallen as a result of poor outsourced SEO work. While I am not an expert, why would a service not provide its clients some sort of monthly report to confirm the links it says that they are building?
I’ve used LinxBoss for roughly 5 months and have seen absolutely no positive change to any of the keyword rankings. In fact several have dropped.
SO, the question really becomes this for an investment of $750, what other SEO services could have been purchased?
Well, how about roughly 100 unique customized articles (not spun) for you and distrbuted? No spinning, go back to the basics of unique 500 word content, distribute it onto available blog networks for which you can receive link reports and control the distribution.
This sounds like a bit more work, however, a much more effective strategy.
I began my search this morning to see if LinxBoxx was a Fraud. I felt nothing was happening, so I wanted to see what other users had to say.
I tend to feel that 5 months is a fair amount of time to see whether at least 1 of roughly 20 keywords would improve. None have.
Make your own decision based on my experience and others.