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Thank you sir for the pointing me in the direction of this material. Cheers!

The right meta description can get people to click - so while not ranking factor, it's very critical to success in driving traffic.

Good point.  I did not know that.  I will look into it.  Thanks again!

I hear ya. Thank you!

@Chiaryn I had the same issue and dicovered that the tool is very sensitive to how the URLs are enetred. Make sure that you have removed  http:// in the URLs so that all URLs are in the format www.competitorsite.com That should do the trick! Danny

All good - hope it works out well for you

Hey thanks Ben, Thats pretty much how I look at it too.  Its nice to have affirmation from time to time from the pro's out there! Cheers!

Boomajoom,   I like that idea.  Space is a little bit of an issue right now, but I will keep that thought around for a while.  Thank you!

Hi Keith, Thanks for your comment.  I will take a look at what Google has to offer here. Do you think there are any negatives to using this on a website?

Good times are on the way!!!!!    Thx

I have had the exact opposite...I rank higher in google than Bing/yahoo... infact i created a dummy site with low quality links seattle-housepainting.com    and it ranks in Yahoo and is not on the map for google. I am still trying to make heads and tails of the diff.

Hi Bryce, Thanks for the input.  I was thinking that direction.  It nice to have some affirmation from time to time. Cheers!

If you have a message to spread you should post it everywhere you can and get everyone everywhere to post it for you. However, if you are making money in a specific niche and you distribute content for your topics it is possible that the content will be posted on sites that will outrank you.  And, if your content is really good and those sites post it then they will attract links that could have gone to you. Those are some of the reasons why I never give content in my topic areas away.  You can do whatever you want.

My memory is actually very bad.... but subjects like concrete pumps and expanded aggregate get my attention.

I honestly don't think you are going to be able to do anything about the links created, unless you manually contact the owner of the sites involved. Out of interest, did you LinkBuilder provide you with a spreadsheet of work completed? If so they may have included URLs, IDs and Passwords so that you can be back in and remove the bad links....which I assume are profile links. Just keep building good links, and these bad ones will fall into insignificance.