Has anyone had success with a "link wheel"?...

[blueskythinker]

Someone mentioned to me the other day about link wheels. It seemed rather Black Hat and wondered whether I might get in trouble with the "Mighty G"? Anyone had a go at one of these and are they any good?

 

[Jay-UK]

Someone mentioned to me the other day about link wheels. It seemed rather Black Hat and wondered whether I might get in trouble with the "Mighty G"? Anyone had a go at one of these and are they any good?

just dont make them closed wheels and associate other articles / web 2 properties in articles. works better IMHO

 

[Ranks]

Its not black hat in any way and you can't get in trouble with Google for it. It works ok, but you need to combine every type of wheel out there, and add a few of your own ideas to it also - then they work well.
Jay

 

[webboy]

This works best all the time and if you know of good linking building company with great skills, they could achieve this on auto pilot.

As i am a bit geekie with a databases I have lots of API's that I submit my links to various places automatically to build the link wheel while I sleep.

Someone mentioned to me the other day about link wheels. It seemed rather Black Hat and wondered whether I might get in trouble with the "Mighty G"? Anyone had a go at one of these and are they any good?

 

[Annoying Donkey]

Linkwheels leave a footprint. You need to be a little smart with them.

 

[Jay-UK]

Linkwheels leave a footprint. You need to be a little smart with them.

Totally agree with this - majority offering these services have little clue on the bigger picture.