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I love promoting my small business on the Web. I love writing great content. I love teaching people about my products and services through writing and publishing online. I love promoting and building my online businesses. I love watching my traffic grow.

BUT, I absolutely hate building links to my websites.

Building links is mind-numbingly boring work. It's tedious and never-ending, but an unfortunate necessity to getting Web traffic. Yes, I know that without building links, ranking well in the search engines is not going to happen. And so I do it. It doesn't mean I like it. I don't foresee the necessity of link building going away any time soon.

I used to spend an hour a day (or more) doing link exchanges. That was my first linking building technique I knew about. I even trained my assistant to build links, which she did for an hour a day as well, but at $15 per hour that cost added up to several hundred dollars per month for non-1-way links. I kept looking for better link building methods.

Then I learned about article directories, forums, and blog commenting - to name a few. I've done all those link building techniques and was bored to tears in minutes. But I needed traffic (just like we all do. No traffic = no customers and no sales).

One day, while reading about SEO, I stumbled upon a reference to Linkvana. All it said was Linkvana lets you build one-way links from quality sites that are white hat (not spam). Not being spam is important to me - I run a business - not a fly-by-night outfit. Needless to say I was definitely interested.

I checked out the Linkvana website to find out more.

I was a little aghast at the price - it costs $147 per month (I'm locked in at this price). But a 5 day free trial was available (now a 14 day trial for $5), so I had nothing to lose and could easily cancel. I gave it a try.

Besides, I knew how much SEO consultants charge every month. Hundreds, if not thousands of dollars. When I considered Linkvana in that light, I could justify the cost. Worst case scenario would be losing $147 if I tried it for a full month. I could handle that loss if it was a total bust.

I did the 5 day free trial (now 14 day trial for $5). I watched the Linkvana video tutorials. Their SEO information was also helpful.

Once I dug in and started building links with Linkvana, I couldn't believe how easy and how much of time-saver it was. Finally I had a link building service that put me in control of the links I built. You can read my full Linkvana review here - which includes my criticisms of Linkvana. I also show you several back-end screenshots of Linkvana here so you can see the Linkvana user interface.

There's no free lunch.

The deal with Linkvana is you have to write unique content (100 word posts or 250 word articles) with your links inserted. Linkvana only provides a huge network of aged and/or hight PageRank sites where your content is posted.

I don't have to tell you that writing 100 to 250 words for links can be a lot of work in itself. I wanted a hands-off link building system. Fortunately Linkvana will actually write your unique content for you at $2 per post (1 link) and $10 per article (3 links).

If you do it yourself, there is a little work is involved, but that's what makes link building in Linkvana a quality, white hat SEO service. All the links you build are inserted in unique content. They are totally legitimate.

I've written hundreds, maybe thousands of Linkvana posts since joining. I now outsource most of the writing - but I can say either way, building links with Linkvana is 10 times easier than doing link exchanges, submitting articles to article directories (I actually do this, but with an automated service called Unique Article Wizard), and commenting on blogs.

Link Diversity is Key

Linkvana tells you straight out in its information that you want links from a variety of sources - articles, blog comments, blog posts, etc. I guess that made sense to me. That's why I was pleased when Linkvana rolled out an article directory, blog commenting service, and social bookmarking service. Now Linkvana is truly a one-stop-shop for diverse link building.

Back to the no free lunch. You do have to pay additionally for blog commenting and social bookmarking services. But if you've ever done either of those link building services, you know building those types of links is a ton of work (and horrendously boring). I prefer handing the effort over to the folks at Linkvana.

I've tried many link building products and services over the last couple of years, but Linkvana is now one of two linking services I use (the other is Unique Article Wizard - an article submission service).

I use Linkvana if not daily, weekly. It's the central force of my entire link building campaign.

What Kind of Results Do I Get with Linkvana?

My results are nothing short of phenomenal with Linkvana (click here to see Google screenshots of my websites). The key is consistently building links. My small business flagship website ranks in the top 10 of Google for many keywords. The combined views of my small business websites is 4,400 per month. Keep in mind my small business serves a very local population - of which only a very small fraction of people actually need the service I offer. How do I make money? Each customer is high-value bringing in anywhere from $1,500 to $10,000. Put in that light, 4,400 views per month for a local small business website (with steep competition) is beyond my wildest dreams.

My point is Linkvana gets me results. Sure, I could probably get free links using other methods, but I'd spend a ton more time doing it.

If you like taking the time building free links, Linkvana isn't for you. If you understand how important link building is to getting free traffic and hate link building day-in and day-out, then give Linkvana a try. Expensive, yes - but you often get what you pay for - and in my experience, I definitely get more than $147 per month using Linkvana. If you sign up now for $147, you also get locked in at this price, plus get 50 free credits (which buys you 25 posts = 25 links).

Read my in-depth Linkvana review to learn more.

Or, check out Linkvana for yourself.