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their ‘1 way linking club’! The ‘club’ is split into three ‘pools’ –
call them A, B and C. A members link to all B members, who
link to all C members; who link back to the A members.
Apparently – I have serious doubts about this ‘trinity of pools’
approach – the search engines accept all such links as being
the important ‘one way links’! Furthermore one’s links are
added slowly, allegedly – again, I have serious doubts – to
keep the search engines happy that your site is slowly building
up ‘popularity’ in this way. Such is that black art – which I am
going along with because the two systems are free! The third
site www.freetrafficsystem.com uses another ‘free one way
links’ approach – where one writes short articles that can
contain two links to your site, for up to 30 blogs and article
sites that you choose from a list, that their system slowly sends
the articles to! You are writing the articles, which can be as
many as you like - yourself – the main advantage of this site is
that at no charge they send out your article to a long list of
blogs and article sites, in a variety of subjects. By Sunday I
had written four such articles and requested they be sent to
30+30+30+17 = 107 blogs i.e.107x2=214 back links to my
own web site – as well as possibly attracting visitors by being
on blogs in the first place. Then I started getting fed up with
this ‘chore’ of inventing articles.
Three million visitors in months not tens of years?
Suddenly I thought to myself ‘I wonder if the price of paying for
visitors instead of this laborious method – has fallen at all since
several years ago when I last bought visitors – to a much
inferior website then?’ So I ‘googled’ for ‘cheap web site
traffic’. The first several entries in the search results were very
disappointing – very variable prices, typically $100 for 100,000
visitors to $1,470 for 500,000 visitors on another site. Not
‘cheap’ to me! Then suddenly, to my lasting astonishment and
delight, I looked to the right of the screen and there was an
advert saying amazingly, “3 million targeted visitors for $39”! I
looked at the website for this www.millionvisitorclub.com entry
and realised that this astonishingly cheap option was right up
my street - and limited budget! While the scan by AVG
antivirus on my system, following the ‘invasion by AV 360’ on
Friday, came to an end, I found to my delight I could pay the
$39 to www.millionvisitorclub.com for 3 million visitors by
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