Bloggerhigh AutoBacklinkPlus Help - Free backlinks for your wordpress blogs with this simple plugin!!!

The free Bloggerhigh AutoBacklinkPlus wordpress plugin can be installed on any wordpress blog running the latest version of wordpress and will 'drip feed' backlinks to your blog every day, completely automatically. Simply specify how fast you want it to build backlinks for you, what your blog target URL is and an optional anchor keyphrase or phrases, and blam! Off it goes to do its stuff. In just a few weeks, you could see reults like this, completely automatically!

Why do you want lots of backlinks?

A backlink is effectively a 'vote' from another web user that your site is a quality site, which is why search engines take blogs with lots of backlinks more seriously than other sites, so if you don't have lots of backlinks, you are going to have a hard time ranking for any useful keyphrases in the search engines. And if you don't rank, you aren't getting any traffic. And if you aren't getting any traffic, you aren't making any money. Which is why everyone else is already using this plugin as a matter of course. Several thousand free one way backlinks created in a realistic way all adding to your blog's PR is the reason why your competitors are ranking and you aren't!

There's no video for this plugin because it really is so simple. After you've downloaded it from your bloggerhigh account and installed it on your blog, simply:-

• Enter your Account ID number and password (Your account ID is the big number at top right when you log into your BloggerHigh account).
• Select how fast you want it to add backlinks (we recommend the default setting of 'normal' which will add a maximum of approximately a dozen backlinks per day).
• Type in your blog URL (e.g. myblog.com or www.myblog.com). Do NOT put 'http://' in front of this!
• Optionally specify an 'anchor' keyphrase you want the blog to target (e.g. cats or kittens). You can put jetspinner syntax in here if you want to target more than one keyphrase (e.g. {cats|kittens|felines} ), or leave it blank.

The backlinks it submits for you are across thousands of directorie and search engines around the world, and after each successful submission, the plugin 'pings' them to lodge the backlink firmly. Some are nofollow links, some are dofollow. This, of course, is essential, because a site that only has 'dofollow' backlinks is obviously trying to 'game' the search engines.

On 'normal' setting, the plugin will add thousands of backlinks to your site over the course of the year, in a completely natural and random fashion.

For extra fun, we recommend you go to google and search for your domain, and take a screen shot of the results. Then a month or so later, repeat the process and witness the incredible change in your web presence!

FAQs

Newbies often ask the following:-

Someone on a forum says that backlinking software is bad or can 'get you banned'?

Nonsense. If you manually added 10 backlinks to your site every day, would you expect to get banned for that? So how on earth could a search engine tell whether you submitted the link by hand or by software? Or even using a combination??? 'Bans' (or 'sandboxing') only happens when your site has a MASSIVE influx of new links AND there's no reason for it (such as a viral video or suchlike). People who say things like this on forums are usually trying to sell you their own 'link building services', and they HATE free plugins such as this (despite the fact that they mostly use our plugin and try and charge YOU for it!)

Can't linking to 'bad neighborhoods' get you banned?

Yes, but notice that word 'to'. You aren't linking TO anything. You're getting links FROM sites. There is a long established Google rule that you can NEVER hurt your site due to an incoming link. The reason for this is obvious - you have no absolute control over incoming links, and it would for example be too easy for a competitor to ruin your day by linking you up to 'bad neighborhoods' without your knowledge or consent. If you create links OUT from your site to other sites, YOU are responsible for that, of course, and the Google guidelines are quite clear - don't make links out from your site to spam sites.

Isn't the 'fast' setting better?.

The plugin defaults to 'normal' setting because this is the setting that's guaranteed not to raise any flags at the search engines. If you add too many links too fast, what generally happens is that your site gets flagged for a human visit, and the one thing you never want is human visits from search engines, whether you have anything to hide or not. Just like you never want to be visited by the taxman, whether or not you have anything to hide! The fast setting is very unlikely to raise a flag, of course, but we'd still recommend the normal setting.

Is this some sort of 3 way linking or linkwheel?

No. The links are one way, from the directories etc TO you. You don't need to reciprocate. Which means there's no 'footprint'. You'd normally have to pay big bucks for this, especially 'drip fed' over time!

Can I add my own backlinks as well?

Of course! Just don't add too many every day!

How can I hide the attribution link at the bottom of the page?

The bottom option on the options screen hides or shows the attribution link. The plugin is free for personal use, but if you want to use it professionally, we'd expect you to join our Graduate program. Graduates don't have to worry about attribution links.

Legalities

The Bloggerhigh SEO plugin is basically a functional equivalent to commercially available plugins that provide automated backlinks for your Wordpress blogs, and is copyright Bloggerhigh 2011. The software was written from scratch and is based on the publicly available XML remote call access libraries for PHP. It is server-based, and places an attribution link at the footer of your blog. You use it at your own risk, and we make no guarantees as to its availability or accuracy, although the Faculty will, of course, make every endeavour to provide a seamless efficient service for you. All third party trademarks are hereby acknowledged.