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[jon patrick Contribution Level: 2]

This is pretty frustrating. I build my own backlinks, but sometimes want a 'boost'.
Read forums online, and there's lots of suggestions to use Fiverr - and I have for many things.
But there's Angela's links, link wheels, link pyramids, etc.
And for every one that seems great - the next person warns that "google is on to you and that will hurt you!".
Thoughts? Do you use Fiverr? Have a vendor you love, that does a good job with reasonable numbers of quality, varied backlinks? Provides reports so you can ping them? Heck, speaks English?
JP

[Betsy Vayda Company: Seacret Direct Contribution Level: 3]

I would be very careful about using fiverr for back links.

Your back links must have diversity of anchor text, link to various pages on your site, and come from reputable and relevant sources.

I love fiverr and use it for many things - but not back links.

[Willie Prevolt Jr. Company: 5LINX Contribution Level: 2]

This is pretty frustrating. I build my own backlinks, but sometimes want a 'boost'.
Read forums online, and there's lots of suggestions to use Fiverr - and I have for many things.
But there's Angela's links, link wheels, link pyramids, etc.
And for every one that seems great - the next person warns that "google is on to you and that will hurt you!".
Thoughts? Do you use Fiverr? Have a vendor you love, that does a good job with reasonable numbers of quality, varied backlinks? Provides reports so you can ping them? Heck, speaks English?
JP

Jon patrick,

I wouldn't use Fiverr for building links to my main site, I personal prefer to build my own backlinks myself to ensure people don't go crazy with it, trying to fill to many orders at once and get me Sandbox. With that said I would create a niche site and test it out there before I even thought about letting someone send me links (unless they are a company and that's their business).

When you think about drip feeding and how your linking has to be setup now it's a lot to consider... If you test it out I would like to know your results Jon Patrick.

TIll Next TIme,

Willie

[Brett Lindenberg Contribution Level: 1]

Hi Jon - Let us know how your Fiverr back linking strategies work out. I completely agree with your statement regarding how confusing it can be to figure out what works / doesn't based on information provided in forums and blogs. The information is often contradictory.

Personally, I've never used Fiverr for back linking purposes. If you find something that's working, however, I'd appreciate an update.

[David Johnson Contribution Level: 3]

I did use Fiverr in the past for backlinks. Sometimes it helped me rank higher in the SERPS other times I saw no affect. This was before Penguin so things may have changed.

I would stay away from the so called Link Wheels and things like that.

With Fiverr if I used it again, I would only use for social bookmarking like Digg, Reddit, Stumbleupon, and other sites like this. You do have to read the description carefully. I thought I was getting social bookmarking one time, turned out to be a bunch of links in the comment section of a bunch of blogs.

[John19 Martin Contribution Level: 1]

In the past I’ve used dozens of Fiverr gigs. Some were complete crap, most were ok and some were good! I’ve used a number of SEOClerk.com gigs and so far they have all been good! There’s an old saying, “you get what you pay for”! Fiverr, in some cases is too cheap so it’s not surpising you end up disappointed, but SEOClerks.com lets the sellers set the price which is much fairer and contributes to quality gigs. Let me know your experience of Fiverr and SEOClerks.

[Nathan Conner Company: MyLeadSystemPRO Contribution Level: 2]

I'd focus backlinking on fiverr with gigs using SENuke X. I'd promote my high authority tier 2 links with this most of all. Probably not my main site though.