Any more requests or suggestions, let me know!

Certain details of the process are still to be finalized, but as it stands Members will soon be allowed to add a number of ‘Guest Writer’ child accounts to their main Memberships. These child accounts will be allowed free access to portions of Contextual Backlink, and will have the ability to post on behalf of the Member only.

As mentioned, certain features are still to be finalized (such as the number of child accounts available to each member) and fully tested, so I’ll keep you updated!

I’d also love to hear suggestions from members as to other new features you’d like to see with Contextual Backlink, so feel free to send me a message via live support or the contact form!

Additionally, our Affiliate System is now up and running and all Members are welcome to register. We offer up to 70% Commissions on all new members that you bring to Contextual Backlink! Register to by clicking HERE!

An IP Address is made up of 4 sets of 3 numbers, each of the value 0-255 – For example 192.168.0.1 – You’ll have no doubt seen and used them many times before. Each of these 4 sets are known as ‘classes’, and indicate which set of numbers we’re talking about – 192.168.0.1 or A.B.C.

So for example, if we say we’re only using Unique Class-A IP addresses for our blogs, this would mean the first number in the IP address would be different and unique – 192.168.0.1 – 233.168.0.1 – 155.168.0.1 – 72.168.0.1 etc. – There are around 16 million different possibilities with an Class-A IP range.

With Class-B IP ranges, the second set of numbers change – 192.168.0.1 – 192.233.0.1 – 192.155.0.1 – 192.72.0.1 – Each Class-B range has around 65,000 addresses.

Class-C IP Addresses have the least possibilities, with only 254 permutations in each range. 192.168.0.1 – 192.168.233.1 – 192.168.155.1 – 192.168.72.1.

Contextual Backlinks Premium Blog Network only uses Pagerank domains, that are both aged and possess useful valuable incoming links themselves. We closely monitor each domain, examining search engine indexing patterns and activity from our members. Additionally, we continue to build further inbound links to each domain in our network, to ensure that their Pagerank is maintained and grows.

All of the blogs in the Contextual Backlink Premium Blog Network are at least 18 months old or more with a guaranteed Pagerank. We only use domains that have proven backlinks, in addition to the extra backlinks we build as standard for any blogs on our domain.

In the unlikely event that one of the blogs in our network should lose Pagerank, our staff are immediately alerted and a full analysis is performed. Subject to these results, we’ll closely monitor the domain concerned implement constructive SEO techniques to make sure the Pagerank swiftly returns.

To add a new backlink/post, the Members of the Contextual Backlink Premium Blog Network simply add a title, a category, the content of their post (including their Contextual Backlink), and some keywords. Their new post is then sent through to our staff for approval and distribution scheduling, ensuring your backlinks ‘drip feed’ to the blogs over time.

Once your Backlink has finished submission and has been indexed, we also provide further Hands Free Backlinking to build additional links to your post, via social networks, social bookmarking, directories, comments and forums. In the end, every post you submit will receive an additional 50-60 backlinks!

When designing the Contextual Backlink Blog Network, 3 basic principles were decided upon to ensure its security, both for the blogs themselves and for our members backlinks:

1. Contextual Backlink will not use Free Blogs

- Free Blog platform providers, such as Blogger, Blogspot, Wetpaint, WordPress.com etc., can remove blogs without notice for any of a number of simple violations. These types of blogs offer no security for our Members Backlinks, and therefore aren’t used in the Contextual Backlink Network.

2. Contextual Backlink won’t use Third Party Blogs

- Whilst it would be great for our members to bring in their own blogs to the Contextual Backlink Network, in the unlikely event they ever wanted to cancel their membership, they would no doubt remove their blogs too. Because of this, the security of posted Backlinks would be in jeopardy, and we simply can’t risk this situation if we’re to assure our other members of the permanency of their Backlinks.

3. Private Domains and Hosting ONLY

- The only way to guarantee a high level of security for both our Members Backlinks and our Blog Network is if we manage all the domains and hosting ourselves. This allows Contextual Backlink the freedom to maintain all aspects of the blogs on our network – from setup and maintenance through to backups and monitoring.

We believe that adhering to these principals lets the Contextual Backlink Premium Blog Network provide a unique, secure and reliable haven for your backlinks, fully maintained and managed by professionals. Whilst we may not have the sheer numbers of certain other blog networks, we can safely say that your backlinks will exist, permanently!

The Contextual Backlink blog network has been built with this premise from the ground up – we’ve designed a number of algorithms and have strict ratios in place to help us ensure that your posts and backlinks stay on the front page whilst you’re a member. We constantly monitor indexing rates of our blogs, ready to retire and replace them as soon as any of the stats begin to drop!

The only time that your backlinks may leave the Frontpage of the Blogs is when your membership expires – We will NEVER remove your posts, however they will begin to lose their ‘Frontpage Stickiness’, and gradually move down the homepage as new members add their new posts.