LinkPipeline is a new spin on the link network concept. But don't stop reading - it's a largely positive spin!

The software is designed to answer the age old SEO question - how do I get more inbound links? What's more, it specifically generates one-way inbound links, something that traditional link exchange services don't do.

Before we get in to the details, let's see how LinkPipeline stacks up against our Buyer's Guide criteria:

Large networks

LinkPipeline don't give us black and white figures as to how many websites participate in their network. we suspect the figure is in the low thousands, but if you can provide information to the contrary please reach out and submit a comment!

Intelligent matching

The network does indeed intelligently match content. I uses the text on your page to select relevant outbound links. Likewise, links to your website will only appear on pages that are related in content to your website.

Reciprocal link pages

Instead of generating a links directory within your website, the service places links at the bottom of your blog posts or articles (as "Other posts/articles you might be interested in.." type links). It does this via a few simple lines of code.

Permanent links

Since the software is a one-time purchase (and not a subscription) the links gained are permanent.

Help and support

Support is offered via the parent company iNet Innovation and is in the form of an online ticket based help and live-chat (available business hours PCT).

The service can be used for free, but there is a strong push to upgrade to the Elite service. The free service can only be used on blogs, whereby any website can use the Elite offering.