Outsourcing Link Building

[MooreFish]

Has anyone outsourced link building?

If so, can you share anyone you used and had a positive experience with?

I've launched way too many sites this year to be doing my link building effectively or completely, and really need some help.

[simoneaton]

From experience outsourcing some reptitive tasks is fine but you should create your own link building strategy so it is unique to you and not a copy of whatelse is on the web.

Good luck!

[Adam_1]

I have link building in the past. Shedding yourself of some of the non creative tasks is bonus it lets concentrate on other things.

The problem is making sure you get someone who will provide relative and quality links don't pay until you get what you want.

In the end an out of work family friend was my best resource but I am sure you can find good people on freelance sites if you are careful.

[pokerextras]

I've had a personal friend doing mine in return for a percentage of profits from my site. That way she has an incentive to work. I just speak to her once a day to find out what she's done and give her instructions for the next day. It seems to be working out well. I wouldn't pay the stupid prices that seo companies charge for their spammy links on their spammy sites, or for them to send spam emails to websites asking for a link from their worthless "other links" pages though.

[leporello]

If you go for cheap outsourced SEO you'll get lots of bot submissions, worthless directory submissions, sites submitted to the companies link farms and so on. If you for an expensive SEO company you'll get high quality work, but you'll also need a budget to purchase links.

If you look at all the lead site sin the gambling world, you'll find purchased links everywhere.