Are Link Wheels Dead?

22 Jan 2010 06:50 am

        

People say that link wheel method is very productive on Web 2.0 sites, but some people also think that the link wheel method is already dead. The question which I want to ask to the people, "Are link wheels dead?" Why do they think that link wheels are completely dead?

Is it not effective anymore?

Is it a useless method right now?

Is it a waste of time?

First of all, when I see the link wheel strategy for the first time, I was really attracted because they used Web 2.0 sites. Web 2.0 sites are 10x more stronger and 1,000 times better than regular websites. They are being loved by Google and can be used for BS or Black Hat tactics which it will only be buffering up in Google.

More and more people are now using Web 2.0 sites just for fun, but they don't know that they can actually make money for it. Through the method of link wheel, it can be very effective through the proper use of relevant keywords and keyphrases. But whart are the examples of Web 2.0 sites anyway?

* Squidoo

* Hubpages

* Wordpress

* Blogger

* Youtube

* Digg

* Scribd

* Kaboodle

AND MANY MORE EXISTED IN THE INTERNET!

With the use of link wheel, and pinging them every time you launch and publish a Web 2.0 page and also building links either in a White Hat or Black Hat. Keyword or keyphrase research for your Web 2.0 page will be a tough task, and it takes you time to research what kind of keywords or keyphrases but no investment of money at least, only if you want to boost your links faster.

In the internet today, there are so many methods that are yet to come out and soon it will be. Link wheel is a unique method, and if you use it properly, you will make money from your products, affiliate or CPA programs and it is not considered dead. However, if you don't, consider it dead.

 

• Tags:
• link building
• link wheel
• web 2.0