Free PR8 and PR9 Backlinks for ALL!

[gittar1122]

NPR has disabled HTML, I think. Because I used to place links on this site for nearly an year ago and it was allowed at that time. If you wanted to find sites for building links to your own site then you can do it by using some simple search queries in Google. Just try to analyze sites which allow comments with links and find something common in them

Thanks

Originally Posted by Julie McElroy

maybe I am missing something - when you post a comment, there is no place to put a link, unless you put it INSIDE the comment and I can guarantee that will probably get deleted.

In your profile, there is no place for a hyperlink - so how do you benefit from backlinks?

I also 100% agree with this: "Secondly by making such sites functionality publicly available, you are making an open call for spammers to hit these sites."

It never fails - most sites have caught on to this!

[sanbik]

Thanks for sharing this awesome tricks to get backlinks.

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Sanjan Bikram

[busybusinessman]

Thank you to all those who have made comments. It saves so much time when net savvy marketers share their knowledge with the rest of us.

[Ohioquotes]

I guess this thread is not dead and buried after all!

[alantay]

I done a quick check on all those links. I find that some sites are hard to comment or build links on. As a result, what I learn is there are quite a number of sites with high PR but still don't really have the idea to build links on. Probably there is some special technique to build links on those sites which I don't know and will be glad to learn if anyone can post something here.

[Domsa]

Originally Posted by InternetMarketingIQ

So it's all fine and dandy that a site homepage has a high PR, but what is the PR of the actual page you appear on?

Exactly.

NPR has N/A on the comment section, the other one is the same and/or nofollow. Page Rank of a backlink is based on the URL where your link is posted, not on that website's homepage.