Free PR8 and PR9 Backlinks for ALL!

[mojoisland]

Hi everyone,
I have taken so much from the Warrior Forum in the past and have learned so much from all of you. Now it's my turn to give a little bit back.

The other day I shut off the old PC, turned down the lights and switched on the radio and grabbed a book. One of those rare times when I had the house all to myself. I generally listen to a great AM station down here that covers world news and events, local stuff and rebroadcasts of other news type shows.

On this particular day I was listening to what I thought was an old style radio variety show. I didn't know the name of the show but instantly fell in love with it. I later found that many others shared my love of this show, that they even made a movies about it with an all-star cast.

Not knowing anything about it, I took to the web to see what I could find out. Now mind you I had no intention of doing anything related to work. I simply wanted to know more about the show.

What I ended up discovering was 2 sites that had open comment sections and that allowed links in your posts. One is a PR8 and the other a PR9!

So for all you Warrior's out there here's what you do.
Simply go to NPR : National Public Radio : News & Analysis, World, US, Music & Arts : NPR
That's right National Public Radio! They are a PR9. Once you are there you will see at the top right hand corner a "Register" tab. Click on that and sign up. You must be registered and logged in to post a comment.

I spent about 2 min's going through the site till I found an article associated with one of my niches. I put up a relevant, intelligent comment and added my site url under my name. Then hit Submit and there you go.

The other site I found with a PR8 was the site of the company that produces the radio show I was listening to. The show in case you where wondering is called "A Prairie Home Companion" It is Live every Saturday night, A Prairie Home Companion features comedy sketches, music and Garrison Keillor's signature monologue, "The News from Lake Wobegon." (that part is taken right from the site)

The site that produces this and many other shows is Home | American Public Media
Which is a PR8

Go to that page and click on Programs at the top. Scroll threw the list till you see something you like and click on it. In my case it's the Prairie Home Companion Show, click on the link for "website" and you are now at the site of the program which is also a PR8, the other programs range from PR6-8 with most being a PR7.

Once you are at the site, there is no sign up, simply find a post that relates to you or your niche and add a comment with your URL at the end.

The first comment I did, the link showed up in less than 2 days on Yahoo Site Explore and Google Webmaster tools for my site.

One word of caution and respect here, please don't abuse this gift. NPR and Public Radio are wonderful resources that we have and I would hate to see people spamming the posts and leaving garbage comments for the sake of the link.

So there they. Take em or leave em. Thanks again to everyone who goes out of there way to help those of us that can use it the most.

Cheers All!
Robert

[Tsnyder]

I predict that NPR and Garrison Keillor are going
to hate you in the morning... lol

Tsnyder

[Jeremy Kelsall]

Originally Posted by Tsnyder

I predict that NPR and Garrison Keillor are going
to hate you in the morning... lol

Tsnyder

lol - It's almost like you are a fortune teller

I think the NPR has already been in a "packet" so, they probably hate marketers already

[mojoisland]

Maybe he can write a snappy little jingle about IM'ers!

[DataViking]

thank you for sharing

[SiddFisher]

Good one!!!
Heading over.....

[mojoisland]

I'll keep an eye out for more!

[premiuminvestor]

thanks for sharing

[mojoisland]

My pleasure!

[rbecgolf]

Thanks dude for the info.

[mmurtha]

Quote:
Originally Posted by Tsnyder
I predict that NPR and Garrison Keillor are going
to hate you in the morning... lol

Tsnyder

You are right. It's general knowledge to most of the more experienced marketers, and I imagine they would like to shot every one of us lol.

[robvegas626]

Were you able to use anchor text as your link? Or did you just post your URL?

[aofzagroup]

Oh, Thank you very

[Metronicity]

Yep - NPR has already been in one of Angela's packets I think. So even more spam heading their way. "Please don't abuse this gift" - good luck with that - it'll be "no follow" before the end of the week.

[simonheng82]

just joined, but the backlink that i am getting is not public veiwable Have to sign up and view the profile.

[DavidO]

In the NPR site you can also place a link with anchor text in your About Me section in the profile. Use <a href...>.

[mojoisland]

Did not try to use Anchor text so not sure if you can.

[younghamir]

I think this one is already in the packets.

[mojoisland]

I have heard that the NPR link was in Angela's Packet, but I don't think the other one has been mentioned yet.

[flaminjo]

wow! really helpful! if you have more of such links do share them with all of us here!

[Amenda Jessera]

That is great man,. But I wonder are these missing in Angela's list or are these from her package?

[webpromoterservice]

thanks for that.you are a credit to the forum

[mojoisland]

Like I said I have heard that the NPR link is in her package but no one has said anything about the other one. I do not subscribe to Angela's list or any other backlink lists.

Thanks,
Robert

[InternetMarketingIQ]

Someday people will catch on to the fact that Page Rank doesn't rank Sites it ranks pages. So the only thing that matters in creating backlinks is the "Rank of the Page your link appears on".

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?

Think about that when you are linking, and you may actually get somewhere.

[m4ster]

Thank you very much for this, I appreciate it.

[mojoisland]

Interesting point, but it has been shown time and time again that it does matter what the PR of the parent page is and not neccessarilly the page the link is on. That being said my link on the NPR site is on a page with PR6 and the other is on a page with no PR.