HyperBlur

HyperBlur is one of the most simple and basic new traffic services available online. It gets you instant traffic and backlinks for a very reasonable price. Five days ago I signed up for the Social Bookmarking 50 package (Just under $17 US) to test out this handy traffic generation service.

I did nothing at all other than send HyperBlur the URL to a page I’d like to get traffic & backlinks to, and I then choose my package from their large selection of services.

Early the next morning the owner there, Brent Nicholson, completed the 50+ submissions very quickly. He wrote the tags and descriptions and submitted my page to over 50 Social Bookmarking sites including all the big ones, such as Digg, StumbleUpon, Reddit, Del.icio.us, and Propeller.

Many of these services used “NoFollow” tags, so I didn’t expect many backlinks that the search engines will spider… But about half of them do, so I was hoping for something in the neighborhood of 20-25 incoming links.

The site I used this service on was just a regular, average, even slow & boring Adsense site in a financial niche market. I wanted to test this out on a challenging site, not one that already had exciting content & traffic.

The traffic came in over the next several hours and by the end of the day that page had at least 500 hits to it from this effort alone!

As you can see from this picture in my stats panel, the traffic spike on the 24th alone was a nice plus, and my adsense earnings from that day & site spiked in a similar manner. However the number of backlinks I got from the service was sadly fewer than I would have thought. Almost 20 did appear the first day, but only 5 of of those have lasted through to today, four days later.

I really should have seen that coming. Social Bookmarking services are by nature very temporary. They all have a ‘freshness’ aspect to them that causes older news to roll down and off the front page and eventually out of their listings entirely.

I guess that’s why HyperBlur offers many packages, such as combo packs including Search Engine & Directory submissions too. You can buy a similar package there that includes directory submissions coupled with these for the best of both worlds.

However, if your content is interesting, it probably will have the opposite effect… The more interesting it is, the more people will see it as it’s ‘voted’ for in the various places. Then more and more of them will link to it too, so technically you could get millions of incoming links from the exact package I used.

So who exactly do I recommend this service for?

I thought about it long and hard and have come to the conclusion that it is excellent for people in one of two situations:

1. Bloggers who want to pay others to promote each & every post.
2. Anyone who gets their hands on some LinkBait.

If you’re not familiar with the term “Linkbait,” it simply refers to a chunk of content that is really interesting, like an article, film, ebook or podcast that is so catchy that everyone who gets it wants to tell their friends about it. -Stuff that doesn’t need much marketing, because people will come to it.

Even good linkbait will need to get the word out initially, and if you just created some then you will no doubt want to give it the best start you can by having someone thoroughly submit it around to all the various places that it could go.

So if you are a blogger who wants to outsource your promotional efforts, or you have something incredible to say but don’t have time to say it to enough places, then this is precisely the service I’d recommend for you.

Be sure to check out the package prices. They start at only $5 and Brent gives huge discounts on bulk orders. (Where the real traffic can be created for you serious bloggers.)

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