[I:0:G]A new deep linking service called NextGenLinks promises to be the next best thing in improving your sites ranking in the search engines. This new services differs from most of it's competitors in that it provides contextual "deep" linking to every page on your site. Deep contextual linking is much better for search engine optimization and appears more natural to Google and the other search engines.
The new NextGenLinks service allows you a complete level of control over every link you both receive and send to others in the system. The limit on outbound links is five to prevent too much pagerank from leaving your pages. You can also automate the inbound link building which is the default if you do not want to control who links to you.
One thing I had trouble with during the testing was thier spider did not find all the pages on my wordpress site. Not sure where the bug is, but since the URL's are uploaded using a CSV file it was easy enough to make my own list. I'm sure the minor issues will be ironed out in time.
The interaction and customer service from Charles Kassotis the owner has been amazing so far. From what I saw he replies quickly and answers people questions. I have not had to submit a ticket yet so I have not had a chance to test the rest of the Help Desk.
The basic process after joining is to register your domains, add a small piece of code to your domains, spider your domains, optionally edit and upload a CSV file of urls and keywords, then wait for inbound backlinks and approve outbound links. A fast and easy system considering all thing, though the inbound links did seem to be added not so quickly, but that will improve as more users are joined to the potential list of link partners.
I am pleased with what I see from NextGenLinks so far and have hopes it will only continue to improve in the future. Contextual and deep link building is the way of the future because it is so close to natural manual linking the search engines will love it.
The new NextGenLinks service allows you a complete level of control over every link you both receive and send to others in the system. The limit on outbound links is five to prevent too much pagerank from leaving your pages. You can also automate the inbound link building which is the default if you do not want to control who links to you.
One thing I had trouble with during the testing was thier spider did not find all the pages on my wordpress site. Not sure where the bug is, but since the URL's are uploaded using a CSV file it was easy enough to make my own list. I'm sure the minor issues will be ironed out in time.
The interaction and customer service from Charles Kassotis the owner has been amazing so far. From what I saw he replies quickly and answers people questions. I have not had to submit a ticket yet so I have not had a chance to test the rest of the Help Desk.
The basic process after joining is to register your domains, add a small piece of code to your domains, spider your domains, optionally edit and upload a CSV file of urls and keywords, then wait for inbound backlinks and approve outbound links. A fast and easy system considering all thing, though the inbound links did seem to be added not so quickly, but that will improve as more users are joined to the potential list of link partners.
I am pleased with what I see from NextGenLinks so far and have hopes it will only continue to improve in the future. Contextual and deep link building is the way of the future because it is so close to natural manual linking the search engines will love it.
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