Today I am taking a look at a new cloud based ranking tool called “Rank Snap”

(the screenshot above is a graphic representation of the back link network Rank Snap created for me automatically)

Even though I knew this cloud based software would take quite a bit of time for me to properly test I became interested in it for a couple of different reasons:

1) One of the biggest issues people tell me they have is a lack of traffic

2) There really is only two kinds of free traffic (and they are related): When someone links to your site, and free traffic from search engines

3) Ranksnap made some big claims and takes advantage of both free traffic types above.

So how does it work? Well simple actually. Ranksnap automatically creates hundreds of multi-tier back links to your website across dozens and dozens of high quality websites, blog sites, and social media sites.

So what the heck is a multi-tier back link and why is it important. Well first of all, the more sites, blogs and social networks that point to your site the more likely you are to get random traffic from people just surfing the web. This wont be a ton of traffic, but you will get traffic this way, and every bit helps so its worth mentioning. The more important aspect is that back links are a major social signal to Google that a site is important. Now its not the only social signal, you still have to have decent content on your site that is relevant to your target keywords, but be assured, backlinks have been important to Google since its inception (and still are).

In Googles eyes a backlink to a website is a ‘vote’ for that site. Think about it, no one ever links their website to a poor website. No ever says, “gee this site was such garbage, I think Ill post a link to it on my blog or on my social accounts”. What they do is post links to things they like, things that are on topic, that are useful, because they want to share that good stuff with other people. Google realized this early and realized that each time someone links to a site what they are really doing is ‘voting’ for the site, their vote says that the site is worth showing to other people. Because of this when a site has a lot of other sites linking to it Google deems that site more important than those that do not and puts them higher on the search engine results.

But what about that multi-tier stuff? That sounds complicated, but its actually not. Its just another thing that Google realized. That not all votes are created equal. A dead site is a site with no other links linking to it. Anyone can get links on dead sites. In fact people could (and have) build sites simply to link to their ‘money site’. But that does not actually work. Google gives the ‘vote’ of dead sites less weight than the ‘vote’ of sights that have other links pointing to them. This is where multi-tier  back linking comes into play. You have sites that link to your money site (the site you want to rank) , then you have more sites that link to those sites, and even more sites that link to those sites. In the end you have an entire network of sites and posts that all eventually point back to the money site. You can see a graphical representation of this if you check out the screenshot I took of my Ranksnap account at the beginning of this post.

All this is well and good though, but you can probably see the problem. With all the tiers and posts, and links, it takes forever to actually set up backlinks properly. Honestly it is a TON of work. So much so that SEO agencys have sprung up that have entire teams that do this for their clients (at a cost of thousands of dollars). However Ranksnap actually does it all for you, automatically.

I know that’s hard to believe, but its actually true:

Ranksnap can post backlinks and multi-tier backlinks on any or all (you chose) of over 220 different content, social, and sharing sites. But that’s not actually the amazing part. The amazing part is how automated it is . First of all it will create accounts on the sites you select just for you (if required). Then if the sites require email activation for those accounts that where automatically created Ranksnap will automatically read those emails and verify the accounts it created for you. As it is automatically creating and verifying each account it also is posting your content and backlinks to your website. You really do nothing, just set it and forget it. The entire process can take anywhere from 7-30 days (you select how fast you want it to happen) and that is actually a good thing because when spaced over time the backlinks look more organic and natural to Google.

When I initially started testing Ranksnap several days ago (it took me several days to test, because the process takes a bit to complete) there was a bit of a bug that I found. It was an onscreen error that happened occasionally when selecting the accounts you wanted to automatically create. I pointed this out to the vendors and they promptly corrected it (without excuses or complaints), so good for them on that.

There was one other thing that I did not particularly like, but only because I am spoiled, not because it was unreasonable. Ranksnap is a ‘credit’ based system. When you purchase Ranksnap you get a specific number of credits (10,000 to be exact) and each action you tell the system to perform consumes some credits. So when it creates an account on a social network for you automatically it uses some credits. When it creates a post or backlink on a site for you, it uses some credits. In our world we have largely become accustomed to ‘one time price, unlimited use’ but the truth is that doing that probably would not be viable with Ranksnap. The system is so automated, and does so much for you (everything actually) that active accounts are going to use a lot of server resources. The credit system (you can buy more credits as your need, or get on a monthly plan) ensures that a few super active users do not use up all the server resources while also assuring that the system stays financially able to operate (which is good because systems that vanish 3 months after the launch suck).

So what do I think over all? Well I want to be clear on one thing. Ranksnap is not going to magically make you rank for one line high competition keywords. I dont care how many backlinks on how many sites, through how many tiers, you are never going to rank for the words  “weight loss”, “health”  or “online dating” there is just to much competition for things like that and truth be told even veteran SEO experts cant rank for those kinds of terms.  However that does not mean that you can only rank for crazy obscure terms either (that anyone can rank for). Ranksnap , by giving Google what it wants is going to help you rank for high quality, harder keywords that people actually search for. This is actually what actual SEO teams do, and if you wanted you could do all that account creation and posting and linking by hand. But why would you when you can have it all done automatically by Ranksnap?

BONUS: The vendors of Ranksnap have generously allowed me to give away these excellent bonuses to anyone who picks it up though my link, they will be waiting for you right in the members area:

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 A quick note about the reviews I do on this site. The product vendors give me access to their products for free in order for me to do my review. However I make no promises to them regarding the results of my tests or what I will write in my review. Should you click a link that takes you to a sales page for a paid product for sale this link will be an affiliate link and I will be paid a percentage of the sales price should you decide to invest in it.

About the Author

Brett Rutecky

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Brett Rutecky is a full time online marketer, web developer, and entrepreneur. He has developed scores of Facebook apps, dozens of custom web sites and hundreds of scripts.

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