Permanent, one way, on-topic links
helping to put your website first

Article submission from SEO offers one way and on-topic links to our clients. The links built using article submission appear natural to major search engines as the indexing process of the articles takes between 1 and 2 months meaning the links will not appear all at once to your URLs.
Different C Class IP links will help the site to get ranked. Links from same IP, even if different websites, do not help much compared to those from different c class
Benefits of Article Submission

• All the links are permanent links, one way, non-reciprocal links.
• We write professionally optimised articles that you check and approve before we start the submission process.
• Each article contains 2 anchor links to your site and is optimised on 2 main keywords.
• The sites we publish your articles on have an average PR of 3 (sites range in PR from 1 to 6)
• All the articles are submitted by hand so the search engines see these one way links appearing normally.
• Traffic will come from search engines, not from the articles, because with the help of these articles your site will rise in ranking in search engines on the keywords on which the articles are optimised.
• We have learned from experience it's best to post articles to a maximum of 80 different C Class IP sites, this help to avoids spam. Our technique is 100% White Hat SEO.
• Your links will do not appear all at once. The reason is that the links are placed on theme pages (the articles' pages) and the indexing process of all the articles (all the links) can take up to a couple of weeks (depends on the offer you choose for your site - can take 2-3 months for the biggest offers). So the links will appear gradually, looking like a natural linking pattern to the search engines. At first the articles don't have PR because they are new pages created just for one specific link and article.
• Our method provides targeted traffic. We use our existing author's accounts which have already submitted hundreds of good articles, helping to ensure search engines will index the articles as quickly as possible.