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This is not a good option for long-term SEO - it won't get you anywhere. Trust me. You'll almost definitely end up with mostly footer links and some hidden links. The best you can hope for is a normal-looking link from irrelevant sites. I don't think it's a good option, because they will almost universally be read as low-quality links - that is, low placement, not meant to be seen, and not relevant. Google will see you using low-quality linking methods, and receiving low-quality links. Neither of those things are good. With strategies like linkwheels, you will probably see a short-term return, and then a plateau, and then a drop.

thanks or responding to my question. I want some one to provide whitehat SEO service. And I will like the relevant links.

I agree with the advice to build more content - but consider mixing-up the content types. You can start with one quality article of 600-1,000 words and 2-3 related keyword phrases (plus links to your destination page); use that as a starting point by posting it on your blog or a quality article site, and pinging it. Then, using that article as a base, you can create and post other types of content, like a video, podcast, Power Point deck, with imbedded links. Each of these content types may appeal to a different slice of your total audience, and have their own advantages in getting some rankings. You can promote these on social sites to get some buzz going. A catchy graphic that picks up on a popular meme, and points back at your content, could certainly generate buzz/links, as suggested in this recent SEOmoz blog post:  http://www.seomoz.org/blog/how-to-use-memes-to-build-easy-backlinks-traffic

Build relationship's with other relevant websites in your niche.  Also, create content that is trustworthy and worth linking to, and the links will roll in, in time.