New Plug Posting SEO Service Launches

HAMBURG, Germany — A new plug posting SEO service has launched targeted at obtaining backlinks.

"MBposter.com has launched to fix several problems in how links are generated today," said N Lape, principal at MBposter.com.

"MBposter.com takes the headache out of getting backlinks. With just one click of a button, you can post your blog article to several relevant niche blogs. No more hunting for relevant niches."

Lape said MBposter.com has a network of 83 differing blogs in differing adult niches. Webmasters would need to paste their post's title, backlinked post text and select a category.

“MBposter.com is the fastest way to get permanent relevant targeted backlinks in the least amount of time,” Lape said.

He said that Mbposter.com also offers automated text spinning, which creates uniquely worded versions of a webmaster's post while preserving their hyperlinked text and backlink targets. It also supports rewritable anchors.

Backlinks are created by uploading an image.

"Not only do you get a backlink, you also get actual traffic from the MBposter.com network since the current blogs in the network each generate around 100 to 300 visits daily," Lape said.

MBposter.com is available for free in a limited time demo mode. It is a fully featured free account.

“We are also paying webmasters to promote MBposter.com and earn 25 percent revenue share or $50 per blogger sale — your call," Lape said.

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