The problems that you will face using these link building tools is that you will need to insulate your white hat sites from it. In other words buffer it two and three links deep and build up the trust and page rank of the links linking to you.

Most internet marketers are snoopers but few rarely go further than one site deep in their research.

For instance, let's say you are selling vacuum cleaners and happen to affiliate with Target and other sites that sell vacuums. What if you were to build a series of Squidoo lens that was product specific that would funnel to the seller first?

Then, Created funnels via forums and trusted social platforms that pointed to your squidoo lens….

The only missing ingredient would be link popularity. Because you are using trusted websites, you could, at least in theory, rank fairly quickly for them just by throwing junk links en masse.

The result would be that you could be ranking for these long tails in several instances on the front page. You won't get a lot of traffic but the traffic would be so targeted that you would have to believe that you would make money.

Of course, you don't necessarily have to do this. Some people would view this as just a big problem on the internet and wouldn't want to contribute to the problem. But it is still nice to have a clue as to what others are doing to make money online and it beats the typical vanilla posts that most online marketers like to make.

The big problem that someone may run into using a strategy like this would be that their competitors may get disgruntled and report it to google. Then again, there is nothing really at risk, provided you aren't pointing the sites to your regular sites.