How long does it take to build the links?
It usually takes about 2 days to get the report back for 30 or 50 backlinks. It occasionally takes 3 days at certain times of the month. Projects of 80, 100, or 200 links require 3-4 days. Larger projects of 300, 400, or 500 back links take up to 7 days. All days refer to working days and not weekends.

What will my report include?
Your report will be a spreadsheet with each of your site/profile’s unique URL containing all of your anchor text links, username and password, the RSS feed, and all of the information you typed in to begin the project.

How do I cancel my subscription?
You can cancel your subscription at anytime by logging in to your PayPal account and canceling your subscription according to their instructions. We leave all the details of the subscription service to PayPal.

Can I change my subscription?
You can upgrade or downgrade your subscription at any time. Simply log-in to your PayPal account and cancel your present subscription. Then click on the plan you want to subscribe to: Angela’s list of 30 links, Paul’s list of 50 links, or both lists for 80+ PR4-9 links each month and complete the form. NOTE: If you are changing plans, all information will need to be re-entered for your new subscription.

Can I change the site information and keywords?
Yes, but we must have it before we start building links. Send an email to service@angelasbacklinks.com with the word CHANGE in the subject, your name in the body; select and copy the information below, and then paste and complete the information in the email:

Keyword 1:
Keyword 2 (optional):
Keyword 3 (optional):
Your Website URL:
Profile/About You/Site Description for profile page (optional):
Preferred username:
Preferred password:
Your Name:
PayPal ID/Email You Will Use:
Email to communicate with you:

Won’t building links all at once get you in trouble with the search engines?
No. We have never had the least bit of trouble building 300 links at once, much less 30, 50, or 100 links. There is no penalty for building a lot of links at a time, otherwise news sites and other popular websites would never get out of the Google sandbox. Plus, your competition would be able to have thousands of links built pointing to your site to get you penalized.

Don’t the links need to be related to my keywords or niche?
Not at all. What you are talking about is Latent Semantic Indexing (LSI), and the search engines just do not have the ability to tell if a site is related to the link’s keywords. Google does not know the difference between a “cold” that makes you sick, the freezing temperatures that make you “cold”, and a “cold” icy stare you get from your wife when you forget her birthday. “Links must come from related sites to have any SEO impact” is a complete myth.