Ok, I know this is extremely rare for me to make two posts in one day (let alone one week), but I think it is important enough to make an exception. Plus, it’s not like I actually had to write the other post from today.
I have decided to re-examine and re-evaluate the 3waylinks.net program. When I wrote my initial review of the program back in October of last year I was extremely enthusiastic. All my initial test sites I created to be used with the 3waylinks.net program got indexed by Google very quickly and got PR 2 rankings right off the bat. This was archived with no other promotion besides 3waylinks.net.
Better yet, was the fact that the sites were actually ranking really well in Google, sometimes even on the front page. Needless to say this resulted in pretty good AdSense revenue relative to the amount of work involved.
However, all that began to change in January. My sites began dropping off the font page of Google and then I couldn’t even find them in the top 100 search results. I was told at the time that this was normal and that my sites would come back in the rankings.
I can say now, 5 months later, that this has not been the case. My rankings for those sites has never come back and I have taken the 3waylinks code off my more important sites. I am still subscribed to the program but I am going to be canceling my subscription once I can replace most of the incoming links to my remaining sites.
So, my verdict is that I no longer recommend the program. If you are a member and are getting good results then I recommend you stick with it. Otherwise, I wouldn’t waste your money on it. This has been disappointing but I try to look at it as a learning experience.
This has been a good lesson for me. It has taught me that I should not be afraid to experiment and invest money into new programs. Some of them will work out and some (like 3waylinks) won’t. The thing is, if you want your internet business to be successful, you have to keep trying and not let small set-backs get in your way.
If you have any comments please leave them below. I am interested to know what people think.
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[...] Update: I no longer recommend the 3waylinks.net program. To find out why please read My 3waylinks.net Re-Evaluation. I am going to keep this review simply for reference [...]
That’s interesting. Seeing that 3WL has thousands of sites with top rankings (and lots of testimonials pouring in through the forum), it appears that some other factor may be the cause. Were the sites you put up good enough in quality to pass a human review?
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