1WayLinks

How It Works

The basic concept behind 1WayLinks is simple: you write a blog post that has

links in it aimed at your site(s). That post is then spread out across our

network of (currently) 4,297 blogs. You decide how many blogs each post you

write gets posted to. As your site gains backlinks from these blogs, your

rankings in the search engines improves.

Taking advantage of this incredible network is easy. Here's how it works:

   1. Create An Account

      Of course, you first create an account in the network. This allows you to

manage all of your sites and links from one easy interface.
   2. Add a WordPress Blog to the Network

      This network is made up of blogs mostly owned by the individual members of

the network. The reason that's so important is explained further down the page.

WordPress has a technology called XMLRPC that allows the 1WayLinks.net server to

automatically add blog posts to every blog in the network on a regular,

randomized basis. It's truly "set it and forget it" on your part.

      Notice: The blog can't be a free wordpress.com blog, since this network is

focused on IP diversity.
   3. Add Posts to the Blog Network

      Once your blog is live in the network, you can then submit posts to be

spread across the network. Each month you're given a quota of 250 "post credits"

that you can use to have 250 posts spread across the network. Since each blog

post can have 3 hyperlinks, that gives you 750 one-way links per month that you

can aim at any web page you want, with whatever anchor text you want. Every

month your credit limit is reset to 250 and you can spread more posts and get

more links.

      1WayLinks has nested spinning capabilities, so if you want to spin your

posts to make sure they are unique, you can do that. (If you don't know what

spinning is, don't worry -- you'll learn soon after creating your account.)


There are currently 4,297 blogs in the network for you to get links from!

We Give Google What Google Wants

1WayLinks works because it follows a linking pattern that has proven successful

for thousands of web sites with page-one rankings in Google. That pattern is not

complex, but it is very important. When growing links to your site to improve

your ranking in Google, your links must meet the following criteria:
One Way Links

Yes, the days of being able to get reciprocal links (where you link to them and

they link back to you) are long gone. Reciprocal links used to rank your site

well in Google, but no more. You need links from sites aimed at yours that you

are not linking back to (one-way links).

This network only provides one-way links. There is no reciprocal linking.
Geographic/IP Diversity

If all of your links come from web sites that are hosted in the same place or on

the same IP address Google will discount or ignore the links.

This network perfectly mimics a natural network of links, because that's exactly

what it is! There are hundreds of blogs owned by many hundreds of webmasters.

The blogs that will link to yours are located all over the globe, on a very

diverse variety of IP and Class C addresses.

This network provides optimal geographic site diversity.
Steady Growth

If hundreds of links suddenly appear in Google that are all aimed at your site,

Google will not count the value of those links for many months. This process of

withholding link value is known as the "Google Sandbox". When this happens, you

have to wait anywhere from 3 months to a year to see the value of your incoming

links applied in Google's ranking of your site -- if you ever see their value at

all.

This network spreads links slowly, at the rate of 0 to 9 posts per day. That

means that there will be some days where no new links are added, and some days

where as many as 9 are added -- which is how natural linking occurs.


 750 One-Way Links Per Month

The 1WayLinks network allows you to add blog posts on 250 blogs in the network

each month. Since each post can contain up to 3 hyperlinks, that gives you a

maximum of 750 new one-way links every month, aimed at any urls you want, with

whatever keywords you want.

You have complete control over how many blogs each post you write will appear

on. If you want to create one blog post and have it appear on 25 blogs, another

post on 60 blogs, and a third on 15 blogs, that's perfectly easy to do. You can

break-up the spread of your posts and links any way you like.

 Complete Automation

As I said before, this is a "set it and forget it" system. It only takes a few

minutes to write and submit a blog post to the network, and once that's done the

rest is taken care of for you.

This frees you to create new content or work on building up even more links to

your sites through article distribution or other methods (which is important if

you're trying to rank for very competitive keywords). The old time-consuming

manual process of getting links into your site is gone!
Top-Level Security

We take the security of the network very seriously. Every blog post is manually

reviewed for approval into the network by a human reviewer. This ensures that

only good quality, family-friendly posts will be added to your blog. No adult,

gambling, illegal sites, or sites with religious content are allowed into the

network. You never have to worry about linking to sites that you would not

approve of.

Automated processes verify that all of the blogs in the network maintain their

links to your site. Any cheaters are found and kicked out of the network, and

any blogs banned by Google are removed from the network swiftly as well.

There are no links or footprints leading back to 1WayLinks.net, either. Each

blog is completely independent.




John Caldecott
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