Red Square SEO Backlinking Service. Does Anyone Have Any FeedBack On Them?

[Voltron]

Ive done quite a bit of research and I'm strongly considering using a back linking service to speed up my rankings. The one I found to be the best is Red Square SEO, do any of you guys have any feedback on them?

Heres their website.

http://www.redsquareseo.net

[TimHolmes]

I have personally never heard of them. Whilst this may sound like a quick fix, I would air on the side of caution when outsourcing your link building.

Many a site has been caught out in the past when it comes to this kind of pass off, as the results can often be rather dodgy to say the least. Don't get me wrong, they might be good, but I tend not to trust external link building sources with very little knowledge of my market segment.

I would suggest looking into doing your own outreach as you then know the legitimacy of your targets and that they are relevant to your content and business.

Don't try to manipulate the rankings, don't try a quick fix and don't pay for links as they should be tagged with a rel="nofollow", simply work hard, create engaging content that garners natural links and sharing and the rewards will come.

If you want reputable companies check our moz's list.

[Andy.Drinkwater]

I wish to add my two-penneth in here...

Link building has changed hugely over the last few years and to the point, I am actually going to be dropping this as an offering within my consultancy services. Link building should really now be tied in to a bigger service / article marketing production plan.

Of course, there are some sites / areas where you might still be able to go out and build natural links, but these are going to decrease over time. Google now wants to see a fantastic site with outstanding content. The happier your visitors, the happier Google will be.

Content, content, content - focus heavily on creating something not seen on your competitors sites and market that through as many channels as you can.

-Andy