Link Claw Video Review

Here is what Link Claw is about:

This is one of the cases where I have to say “I’m an idiot for not checking it out earlier”.

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In a nutshell, this is what Link Claw does:

Link Claw is a web-based service that helps you track which of your backlinks are valid, and which ones aren’t.

Why is that important?

Well, say you’re outsourcing your backlink buiding (which you should if you are serious about your search engine optimization!). How do you know which outsourcer or service provider (or even private blog network or rented links) gives you

what they say they would provide and
links that stick over time?

Well, you have to check those links, and you have to do it over and over again.

And that’s where Link Claw comes in: it simply checks all those links for you on a regular basis, so you know where you’re getting high quality links and which providers you should avoid at all cost.

On top of that, Link Claw helps you get your new links indexed using RSS.

But, unlike other solutions that dump ALL backlinks into an RSS feed, Link Claw only submits those that are valid, thus making it a higher quality RSS feed – no broken links!

Much of this work is based on a previous RSS product by Chris Munch, the and a related RSS linkwheel product by Chris Jenkins – the big advantage of this internet marketing tool is that it puts quite a bit of the RSS part on autopilot (if you’re new to RSS, you’ll still benefit from checking out one or both of those courses as they’ll give you a solid foundation in RSS)

Here are the Pros of Link Claw:

See above. Saves you tons of time and helps you identify high quality sources for backlinks AND helps you get those backlinks indexed!

Here are the Cons of Link Claw:

Right now there are one or two parts of the Link Claw user-interface which are a little ‘clunky’, but I’ll tell Chris about it and I know they’re going