Google wants you to cancel your paid links because they know that inbound text links improve your search engine rankings in their search index. Inbound text links beats their search engine algorithms, and may give you an unfair advantage against your competition for the same key words.

Paid one way text links are an easy way to increase the number of inbound text links to your website.

In order to fool the average website owner Google implemented a filter into it's search engine algorithm known as : aka the "Google Links Sandbox" effect. This filter will delay the time you receive credit from Google for the new inbound links you just purchased for 6 - 9 months. The average website owner will be fooled by Google, and cancel the paid text links before they come "out of the sandbox", because they did not see any results within a few months of purchasing the links. Google does this on purpose; they intended to fool you into thinking your paid text links were ineffective.

Google implemented this sandbox filter on purpose so people do not spend $20.00 on buying links and instantly improve their rankings in their index.

<center><strong>That would be too easy!</strong></center>

For inbound links to work for you Google wants those inbound links to be permanently in place for at least 6 - 9 months. Google wants you to cancel links that you purchased because they know it beats their search algorithms.

<center><strong>If You Want Top Search Engine Rankings<br />Keep Your Paid Text Links In Place!</strong></center>

Your efforts WILL pay off in about a year, and your search engine rankings WILL improve. Top Search Engine Rankings are worth the wait!

This option : link:http://www.yourdomain.com is more accurate in Yahoo to see the number of backlinks pointing to your website then Google, but even with Yahoo this will not work for 1 - 2 months.

Visit our website if you are looking to increase the number of One Way Text Links to your website.

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