“But, Link Wheels Don’t Work Anymore”

That’s the biggest load of crap I’ve ever heard.

However, there is a token of truth.  The way OLD link wheels were done don’t work as well anymore.

It’s not that they don’t work, it’s that Google has gotten wiser when it comes to realizing when they’re getting spammed.

Remember, Google’s main goal is not to thwart your link building or cost you money.  Their goal is to provide the most relevant results to searchers.

Even with my new Link Wheel Software, simply copying in a spun article and shooting it out to all 33 sites won’t give you the same results as being smart about how you use it.

Will you get results if you do that?  Sure, but they won’t be as good as if you use the strategy I’m about to outline for you:

1. Create 3 – 5 keyword rich articles (or buy them)  Keep them loosely focused on the same ideas.  Your best bet is to pick one core (competitive) keyword and find 3 – 10 variations that are searched.  For example:  primary:  Traffic Generation  Secondary:  Website Traffic Generation, Generate Free Traffic, Free web traffic generation, etc…
2. Spin your content THOROUGHLY.  Spin each full sentence 3 to 5 times and change the length of each one  Spin words and multiple word terms as often as you can.  Be sure to also spin your link text and feature all of your keywords.
3. PLAN YOUR STRATEGY!  This is where the biggest mistake comes in.  Just blasting out a spun article leaves too large of a footprint.  Pick a few sites and send the spun content out to 5 – 8 of them.
4. Link the posts together and create the next wheel which links to them.  Focus on slightly different keywords for the next wheel.
5. Repeat steps 1 through 4.

With Link Wheel Software, this can be almost completely automated.   There’s a button you can press to link separate projects together.  The only part that requires energy is to create the content, but that can be outsourced easily.

Google is looking for specific things that you must vary to get your content noticed: Length of articles for linked content (if one article links to another that is the same length, it sends up a red flag) and anchor text of links between linked content (having the same anchor text sends another red flag).
Seriously, those of you that know me already know that I wouldn’t release a product that doesn’t work.  A standard link wheel will still get you some results, but if you want to crush it, follow the easy, 4 step system outlined above.

EDIT – I have left my partnership with the owner of Link Wheel Software.  My blog is not a place for you to complain about the software being broken or having problems (especially if you purchased it from the Warrior Forum before I was part of it).

If you purchased it while I was part owner, contact my support desk and I’ll do whatever I can to ensure you’re happy.  If not, go away, you need to get in touch with either Ankur or the new owner of the company.