At first the number of inbound links was an important factor in Google's assessment of a site. as less scrupulous operators tried to game this by creating lots of meaningless links Google quickly adapted its algorithm to take more account of quality, rather than quantity of the links. This is an ongoing process as the gamers try more and more devious tricks in a futile attempt to fool the algorithm. Guess what? Google always wins and sooner or later penalises spammy sites, or sites that use underhand systems to generate inbound links.
There are many systems and websites which will generate links for you, but virtually none of them are much good, the vast majority are actually harmful. Google says "if this site is any good why does it need all of these inbound links from spammy sites?"
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