Part of the reason that I mention this, is because if you have been to this site recently in the past, you will have noticed that I took down the 500 posts offer, for anyone who signs up to Linkvana through this site. This is because, while the posts that I was offering where very high quality, they were obviously not 100% unique, and were SIMILAR in nature to spun content. While I felt that my content was good, and I was seeing verification of this in the way it was being indexed by G and the other search engines, Linkvana have made it clear to me that any sort of content like this, no matter how high quality, will not be allowed onto their network.

While this is obviously a spanner in my works, and to be honest a bit frustrating, I totally agree with LV when it comes down to it. We want to make sure that the quality of LV’s network stays as good as it is. As far as the content goes, well im still trying to figure out a way to offer something REALLY valuable to you guys who want to sign up and get a bonus, apart from just the normal 25 free posts bonus that LV offers for signing up.

Anyway, this whole site is soon to get an overhaul. It’s going to become far more relevant and up-to-date in terms of what Linkvana’s service is actually doing right now. I am going to have indepth videos on all different parts of the Linkvana service, and it’s going to be the #1 resource for information on the LV service. I’m actually pretty excited about it, as this site has been in need of some updating for quite a while.

So stay tuned, and please feel free to comment if you have any suggestions for what to offer as a bonus, and also what direction I should take this site in when I give it the overhaul.

Thanks

Nick

This is something that I am willing to share with those who join up through my blog, but unfortunately I can’t just tell everyone by making a post, as it might endanger the process.

If you would like to read the original blog post, by this somewhat thoughtful, but ultimately incorrect blogger, you can see it here.

Anyhow, as a result of reading what this blogger had to say, I checked a few of my old linkvana posts, to see if they were in fact showing up in google. I did this by checking the title of my linkvana blog posts in google, with the search queery like so : “blog post title”

To my dissmay, it seemed that 80% of the blog posts where indeed not showing up in google. So after checking this, I decided I would voice my concerns to the Linkvana staff, and ask them what was going on, and indeed what could be done about this serious issue with the Linkvana system.

Here is what I wrote :

I don’t know if you guys are aware of it, but after checking a good deal of my links, posted at different stages over the last year or so, it seems that most of them are not staying indexed by Google.

I don’t know if there is an insider from Google in the system, trying to expose as many blogs as possible, but there is definitely a major problem with the service, as obviously deindexed links are of no use.

Sorry to be the barer of bad news, if you were not already aware, but this only just came to my attention.

-Nick

I was happy to get a reply, this morning, just 12 hours after I submitted my concern via the ticket system.

Here is what they said :

Hi Nick,

Thanks for your email.

I would be completely and utterly surprised if your links did appear in Google if i’m being honest. Let me explain.

You must understand that there is not a search engine on the planet that will show you all of (or anywhere close to) your actual, real number of links using the link:domain.com command. Google will only ever show you a *very* small percentage of links they have found for your site. Yahoo will show a lot more but again nowhere close to the real numbers of backlinks that your site has. The reason is because search engines just don’t allocate their resources that way. Why? Because it would require resources beyond belief to display (and update very regularly) the backlinks of all the billions of sites out there. The benefit of doing this to the search engines is very minimal – why would they want to do this? It would also reveal more about their algorithm to the public which obviously is not what they want to do.

If you want to see how few links Google actually shows compared to everyone else enter this command: link:cnn.com into both Google and Yahoo, and see the difference in numbers.

However, your backlinks showing up is very different than whether a page has actually been indexed and even trying to find pages that are indexed within say a few weeks of them being posted onto our network is very hit and miss. If you try and find them using a snippet of text it is going to be 100% miss all the time as again, SE’s don’t allocate resources this way.

Try not to get too bogged down with the number of backlinks that are shown in Yahoo/Google etc – it would be much wiser for you to check your rankings for the phrases that you are targeting as this is a far better way to measure the success of Linkvana (as long as you’ve given the links enough time to ‘kick in’ – usually you can see benefits after a month or two of posting (maybe before!) as long as you’ve got a well optimized and white-hat site etc.

I can assure you that our networks of blogs are still performing very well meaning that our customers’ sites are ranking very well for the phrase that they are targeting. Not only our customers, but also us who use the system all the time – personally my sites have not been affected whatsoever.

Just thought I would reassure you. Please let me know if you have any other questions.

Many thanks, Alex

As Alex mentions here, using any of the supposed “tricks” via google search queeries to find out any SEO information about how your sites are doing really is not accurate at all. Google really doesn’t want ANYONE knowing how well they are doing, in what the big G sees as “gaming the system”.

When it comes down to it, all the sites that I promote with Linkvana are STILL on the up and up, and gaining rankings for competitive terms.

So, hate to finish with a cheesy old adage, but well….

The proof is in the pudding

: )

P.S My 7 day free trial, $1000 killer bonus and $30 rebate, and my $50 of free linkvana posts credit, $1000 killer bonus and $30 rebate packages are still available for all of you who are interested to see for themselves just how powerful an SEO solution Linkvana can be.

Simply scroll down the page, and you will see both offers as seperate blog posts. The 7 day free trial being on the top.

Thanks guys,

Nick

The below offer still stands, if you want to get the $50 worth of free link credits, you have to join up through that link in the post below this one. You can’t miss it : )

Original Post:

Thats right guys, if your quick, you can get access to this limited time offer for 7 days free of Linkvana. So you can now test the interface as much as you want, and put as many sites into the system as you like. All you have to do is click on this link, or click on the image below to go the the Special 7 Day Free Trial Signup Page.

By the way, you will still get the $30 rebate as long as you stay on for at least a month after the free trial period is over. Once you have been a member for 7 days and decide to continue on, send me an email at linkvanabonus@gmail.com, and I will sort you out with instructions for you rebate.

If you go to the banner on the right hand side of the blog, or click on any one of the numerous links, you will see that the bonus has had a major upgrade, and now pulls together a mass of cool software, internet marketing courses, reseller rights to use for bonuses, PLR niche stuff, and of course the discount as well.

So if you have not joined yet, and were thinking of doing so, you have been super lucky and got really good timing.

Peace!

If you have not seen the video showing the inside of the Linkvana members area, then click the link at the top.