It’s always interesting to find different backlinking programs and services, and even to give some of them a try. Right now I am going to be trying the Imautomator backlinking program. I will post back here to let you know if I have any success with this program. There are lots of people who think social networking (and that sort of backlinking in general) is pretty worthless. Then again, there are others who think it is quite worthwhile. I am still kind of undecided on the subject, to be honest. But perhaps trying this program will help me decide one way or the other if I feel for or against this kind of backlinking.

It has been getting good reviews in general, and the person who designed it, Caroline Middlebrook, is pretty widely respected in the Internet Marketing field, so that is always a good sign. I’m guessing that “results will vary” in the sense that some people will get stellar results from such a program, and others will not. Time will tell. And of course, content remains king, regardless of the quality or quantity of backlinks one manages to get to said content.

The best part: it’s free. (However, there is also a pro membership option which provides even more services.) I will be sticking with the free program for now, and as I mentioned earlier, I will be posting my results over  the course of the next few months.  I think it will be a real time saver for me and many other people who prefer to work at home but do not want to get too bogged down in the whol social bookmarking aspect of Internet marketing. I also like the fact that Ms. Middlebrook spells everything out in very simple terms, which is particularly helpful for peole who are new to social bookmarking For now, I am cautionsly optimistic that this particular backlinking service will lead to at least some modestly successful results. Wish me luck.