You-cubez.com is currently busy marketing itself to bring even more exposure to their customers. This blog was picked to write a review for them, and I’m glad to do so as their website looks very interesting.
What the heck is You-Cubez.com?
You-Cubez.com is an extraordinary website for links. Links are placed in the form of cubes which are designed by their members before being displayed. In order to have your cube placed at the top, you will need to spend a bit of money. The highest value cube is placed at the very top.
They cast spell on you
This unique link directory is like those pixel ads, but is not much value for SEO as image links are not as powerful as text links. Instead, it’s more like a traffic driving link directory than those for SEO purpose. So why do people still buy cubez? Absolutely no idea - it’s just extremely tempting. When I first visited the website and found out the cubez are as cheap as £1 (not $1, notice the currency sign) a year, I felt persuaded to buy one. It must be those beautiful colors which made me feel like buying.
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This is why you would love to have your link there too, it’s darn attractive!
What else can you do instead of buying cubez?
Once you have purchased a cube, you can then increase the value of your cube in a number of ways (E.g. Referrals) and you have the option to sell your cube. Ideally, increasing the value of your cube will allow you to make a profit should you decide to sell it.
Conclusion
You-cubez.com is a link directory that uses cubez instead of text links. It has a very attractive interface and can pull you to the buying page with it’s coolness and it’s cheap price. Unlike other ordinary directories, this is the first one I’ve seen using cubes - so it must be unique and you should actually support them for putting so much work into the design.
~This post is sponsored by You-Cubez.com~
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August 14th, 2007 at 7:21 pm
well there are some who argue that a listing on You-cubez.com can actually get your site indexed on google. Would anyone know how true this is?
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August 14th, 2007 at 7:33 pm
I am not sure, it basically acts like an image with a link. Same SEO value as a normal image link I suppose.
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