Everybody knows that the buying and selling of text links is no longer a good idea, but one network I’ve come across seems to burying the myth that, if you buy you die.
What is TNX?
TNX is an ad network where you can buy and sell text links on individual web pages. As a webmaster or blog owner you can sell links on your pages from which you will receive TNX points. You can then use these points to advertise on other sites or you can very easily cash them in. As an advertiser, you can purchase TNX points and then go about setting up your advertising campaigns to help increase your search engine rankings.
The price of purchasing TNX points very reasonable. If you purchase $30 will get you roughly 20,000 TNX - Points.
- 20 000 different PR0 pages from different websites
- 400 different PR1 pages from different websites
- 200 different PR2 pages from different websites
- 100 different PR3 pages from different websites
- 40 different PR4 pages from different websites
- 20 different PR5 pages from different websites
Another great feature of TNX is you get to choose where your links will be displayed. There’s over 15,000 plus pages to advertise on with categories ranging from jobs and employment rite through to health and food. You will always be able to find pages to advertise on that relate to your blog or site. TNX also offer you a free tool to advertisers to make paid links look natural for Google.
Selling
If you’re going to be selling links, TNX offer some great features. You control who advertises on your site, you can ban certain advertisers from your pages and your credits are paid to you in advance. Getting your site ready to sell is easy. You ad your site, insert some code in to your pages and then you simply wait for the approval process. The price you will receive for each link is calculated automatically. It mostly depends on Google PageRank (PR) of each page, website category, link popularity, and number of outbound links.
Additional Information
Getting to No1 in Google
Are paid links Evil?
Interested? Go and check them out for yourself. TNX.net
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