LinkCollider is a site providing traffic and SEO services for website and other web property owners to help increase their visibility and traffic. LinkCollider has a free version, where you can get limited traffic for free, and a paid version where you get credits and extra capacity to earn credits to use on your site promotion. You get a free backlink each day to your site/s while they are in your account, which although un-targetted, could be useful if you rate backinks in your strategy.
You can send traffic to the following types of web property –
- Website
- YouTube Channel
- Facebook page
- Twitter page
- Pinterest page
- Instagram page
- TikTok page
You can acquire the following types of promotional activity for your sites/pages –
- Facebook likes
- Facebook shares
- Tweets
- Pinterest pins
- Tumblr posts
- Stumbleupon/Mix posts
- WordPress posts
- Blogger posts
- Autosurf traffic
- Click traffic
- and a whole lot more..
Now those are a lot of traffic options! Each option can be enabled or disabled depending on your needs, as well as limits on the number of times an option may be applied to your account per day.
The site is based on the idea of either buying credits to get traffic from other members, or earning credits through sending traffic to other members sites (e.g. clicking on their link, sharing a link etc.). Depending on how much time you have to dedicate to using the site either option might sound more attractive to your needs.
As well as the above traffic options there are some interesting SEO tools in the site too including –
- An Alexa rank checker
- Pagerank checker
- Article spinner
- Artile rewriter
- Sitemap generator
- Keyword tools
- Directory submission
- and many more…
We have tried LinkCollider as both a free member and as a paid member. Here is our breakdown of the pros and cons of each option as we saw them at the time of writing in June 2021.
Free membership can certainly be a tool in your website traffic promotion efforts but you are limited to the number of sites in your account, so if you want to promote more sites in one account you would need to upgrade. There are also limits on the amounts of credits you can earn on the site with a free account, though this isn’t necessarily an issue if this is just one tool in your arsenal for promoting your site.
Paid membership (of which there are a variety of options) allows a larger number of websites in your account (useful for promoting a range of sites) as well as increasing the limits on the number of credits you can still earn on a daily basis for activities. There are smaller price packages if you wanted to try out the paid version before committing any serious money.
Although certainly not a complete traffic solution, LinkCollider does offer opportunities for instant traffic as soon as you add a site to your account. It is a shame you can’t verify some of the activities your site has received, it would be nice to know where the links / shares might have take place. Backlinks appear to be something you can verify which is really useful but you don’t get any information on where say a blog share is / who shared it. The only real way to track the effectivness of using LinkCollider may be monitoring your stats in Google Analytics / using campaigns as the traffic destination. We definitely saw an increase in traffic to the sites we tried LinkCollider with.
Find out more by clicking here to visit : LinkCollider.
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