How Do I Find Backlinks (Like Paul & Angela)?

[ttomp13]

I know that many people here build links like Paul and Angela offer, but they
find the sites themselves. Is there a certain strategy Paul and Angela use while
searching for links? Or, do they just aimlessly browse the web until they find
decent websites to place in their packets?


Some Background:
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Although I have been subscribing to Paul and Angela for quite some time, I am looking
to find sites for myself. (If we're able to find our own sites, there will be a less
of a chance of the admin deleting the links that we post.)

Anyway, I occasionally run into great places to put links, while I am browsing
the internet, but I want something more consistent.

[Tom Goodwin]

There are certain forum and community platforms out there that (1) are vast, and (2) have some sort of footprint which you can search for.

These footprints may include things such as:

(1) the footer might say "powered by xxx"
(2) there might be a group of words or a phrase which is unique on the register, login or other page of the site;
(3) there might be something unique in the URL itself for that platform.

You can then search for sites using that footprint in Google.

You need to click on a profile though to make sure it is publicly viewable (i.e., you can view it while not logged in), and then use a firefox plugin (like SEO Quake) to confirm any links placed in the bio/signature are not nofollow.

The big forum and community platforms are:

Vbulletin
Simple Machines Forum (SMF)
ExpressioonEngine
PhpBB
Invision Power Board (IP Board)
Telligent

Of course, there is a lot to be said for looking for some of the smaller platforms out there.

Tom

Originally Posted by ttomp13

I know that many people here build links like Paul and Angela offer, but they
find the sites themselves. Is there a certain strategy Paul and Angela use while
searching for links? Or, do they just aimlessly browse the web until they find
decent websites to place in their packets?


Some Background:
--------------------
Although I have been subscribing to Paul and Angela for quite some time, I am looking
to find sites for myself. (If we're able to find our own sites, there will be a less
of a chance of the admin deleting the links that we post.)

Anyway, I occasionally run into great places to put links, while I am browsing
the internet, but I want something more consistent.

[ttomp13]

Originally Posted by Tom Goodwin

There are certain forum and community platforms out there that (1) are vast, and (2) have some sort of footprint which you can search for.

These footprints may include things such as:

(1) the footer might say "powered by xxx"
(2) there might be a group of words or a phrase which is unique on the register, login or other page of the site;
(3) there might be something unique in the URL itself for that platform.

You can then search for sites using that footprint in Google.

You need to click on a profile though to make sure it is publicly viewable (i.e., you can view it while not logged in), and then use a firefox plugin (like SEO Quake) to confirm any links placed in the bio/signature are not nofollow.

The big forum and community platforms are:

Vbulletin
Simple Machines Forum (SMF)
ExpressioonEngine
PhpBB
Invision Power Board (IP Board)
Telligent

Of course, there is a lot to be said for looking for some of the smaller platforms out there.

Tom

Awesome post, and that's what I figured.
Lately, I have been simply typing in the keywords "register" + "forum"
into Google. Works pretty well.

Anyway, I'll go with the strategy you mentioned. Thanks so much for your
tips, dude.

[Hardi Wijaya]

And improvise this...

Look out for "visitor messages". Most owners overlook this and don't close up the loophole.

If the first profile sinks into G index, get as many profiles as you can. Create tons of conversation with the first one (just pretend) and at the same time, build links. The site owners have no idea at all

I think someone is selling this secret in WSO. Sorry, I've to say to that seller. This isn't new dude.

Just a clue... If someone is seasoned in tracking down certain smart profilers through G listing, he or she is able to find out the sites that work.


Hardi

[GoDowntoLondon]

Yes Tom you clearly exposed the tactic to find more opportunities to get backlinks through forums and communities: Brilliant!

See you,
Joe.

[Andy Fletcher]

Tom's method is definitely better than the one I'm about to list so use that in preference. But the more the merrier right?

You can also find sites to get backlinks on by reverse engineering other sites. I'm not talking about the usual competition analysis you do but analysing the highly competitive SERPs to see what they've got (and they will have *tons* of links).

[TrafficMystic]

you can also enhance toms excellent advice by installing seo quake into firefox and ordering by pr

[xxxJamesxxx]

Well you've blown the lid there lol

[Tom Goodwin]

Originally Posted by TrafficMystic

you can also enhance toms excellent advice by installing seo quake into firefox and ordering by pr

Agreed. If you have some extra coin of course, using Scrapebox is the way to go as it is the best harvester/scraper around and will do all the PR checking for you.

[ntnsllc]

Originally Posted by Tom Goodwin

Agreed. If you have some extra coin of course, using Scrapebox is the way to go as it is the best harvester/scraper around and will do all the PR checking for you.

I've heard that scrapebox can be used to find these sites. However, I'm having a hard time understanding how one can do this. Does it just spit out a list of possible sites based on input criteria? Can you try and target these results with niche keywords.

Has anyone found a blog post or instructional on how to use ScrapeBox to create a list of possible profile linkbuilding sites? I want to create my own packets for my own use.

[sterday]

Powered by expression engine worked for me, I have got some nice list with the help of this keyword. One of my friend told me to do so. . And also sandblox sites were working fine before, But now, they have removed the links. .

[actionplanbiz]

Originally Posted by TrafficMystic

you can also enhance toms excellent advice by installing seo quake into firefox and ordering by pr

lol you can do that? i never new that. imma check that out. thats a good one

[Lucky Edo]

I personally use SEO quake for this purpose, it helps to get do follow forums and blogs with high page rank, but be careful the way you use the addon because you may be banned by search for demanding to much information from them each time.

Anyway, I'd advice you to follow the tutorials of SEO quake so as to reduce the risk of getting banned.

This has never happend to me(I've never been banned, but I it can happen)

[wannabeme]

Originally Posted by Hardi Wijaya

And improvise this...

Look out for "visitor messages". Most owners overlook this and don't close up the loophole.

If the first profile sinks into G index, get as many profiles as you can. Create tons of conversation with the first one (just pretend) and at the same time, build links. The site owners have no idea at all

I think someone is selling this secret in WSO. Sorry, I've to say to that seller. This isn't new dude.

Just a clue... If someone is seasoned in tracking down certain smart profilers through G listing, he or she is able to find out the sites that work.


Hardi

Hey ,I just get this idea when I do profile link building and seach for this idea in Google to see if it's possible and see your post

[nairb21]

Here are some list of footrprints

"powered by vbulletin" "Currently Active Users"
"powered by yabb" "Forum"
"powered by ip.board" "Sign In" "Register"
"powered by phpbb" "Mark all forums read"
"powered by phpbb3" "phpBB Group"
"powered by invision power board"
"powered by e-blah forum software"
"powered by xmb" "Developed By The XMB Group"
"powered by: fudforum"
"powered by fluxbb"
"powered by forum software minibb"
"this forum is powered by phorum"
"powered by punbb"
"powered by quicksilver forums"
"powered by seo-board"
"powered by smf" "Users Online"
"powered by ubb.threads"
"powered by the unclassified newsboard"
"powered by usebb forum software"
"powered by xennobb"
"powered by yaf"
"Powered By MyBB" "Forum Contains New Posts"
"Powered by IP.Board"
"powered by phpbb"
"Powered By ExpressionEngine"

[mondays]

Get scrapebox and learn how to use it!!!

[randhawa]

If, we want to check backlinks, visitors and traffic we have to go for Google Analytic, this is the easiest way and very simple.

[seoforu]

This is trick!!trick!! and trick!!...they are earning money through it so why should they tell you?

[phpwolf99]

I am learning new stuff everyday. This thread is one of them. Thanks for sharing tips on how to get backlinks. What would you suggest to get a list of good web development, php, javascript, perl discussion forums on the web for back link?

[strategic seo services]

Here's an easy way to find .edu sites that allow backlinks: type this into google:

site:.edu inurl:blog inurl:comments

[Jeremy S]

Originally Posted by Andy Fletcher

You can also find sites to get backlinks on by reverse engineering other sites. I'm not talking about the usual competition analysis you do but analysing the highly competitive SERPs to see what they've got (and they will have *tons* of links).

This is *it* right here. Once you reverse engineer your competiton, you've won half the battle.

It is time consuming and tedious, but well worth it.

Do this daily and slowly build your backlinks up, and you will reap the rewards in the end. Dont try to win the race unethically. Its not worth it.

[tylerjaysen]

yeah SEO quake is awesome tool for finding these sites. You can search google for modifiers that you can type into google's search box and get all kinds of cool results. So yeah Top Commenter is also good for leaving backlinks on blogs that allow your link.

[maryjonelam]

I am glad to here the all useful inforamtion





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