VIDEO: My Ninja Method To Get Free Unlimited High PR DoFollow Backlinks - With Your Anchor Text!

[noah.whitmore]

Hello fellow Warriors,

This little trick dawned on me a few days ago and I have been building up insane amounts of free high quality backlinks ever since! I made a quick video to let you know this little trick. Take a look and start using this right away!

You can get massive amounts of high PR backlinks using your anchor text, and you don't have to link right to your homepage, you can link to deep nested URL's to make your link building seem more natural - It's awesome!

I seriously thought about selling this secret, but I decided to just let everyone know what it is - because I have learned a lot from this place!

‪Easy High PR Backlinks‬‏ ...

Below is the search query that I am using...

site:.com "keyword" "post a comment" "keywordluv"-"comments closed"-"approved"-"moderated"-"you must log"-"be logged in"-"required to post"-"no comments"-"you must accept the terms of service"-"please log in"

I really hope this helps everyone out. I know that this forum has taught me a lot!



****UPDATE 8/3/11****
Just to clarify to everyone - blogs that use Keyword Luv don't always use dofollow links. However, the developer of Keyword Luv encourages bloggers to use a plugin that changes links to dofollow and most of them are.

To find nothing but dofollow links with this method, just download an addon called 'SEO for Firefox'. It has an option that will highlight all nofollow links in bright red! So, when you're using this method and you see comments marked in red - just move onto the next result!

And remember, there is a fierce debate as to the effects of nofollow links on your rankings. There are many reasons to believe that you should include nofollow backlinks in your linking campaign!

-Noah Whitmore

[day]

Is there anyway a google search term that you can use to find dofollow backlinks. Thanks.

[noah.whitmore]

This method will actually find mostly dofollow links.

There's no specific search term that I know of that will show only blogs with dofollow links. But, you can use the addon 'SEO For Firefox' which will highlight all nofollow links in red. So, you will quickly be able to tell which blogs are worth commenting on.

[Gdetonator]

awesome video and I have a quick question, what should be used as "site:" in the search query

[noah.whitmore]

Originally Posted by Gdetonator

awesome video and I have a quick question, what should be used as "site:" in the search query

Glad you like it! The 'site:' is a search operator that will only return a certain type of website. If you use it just as I have written it (as 'site:.com') it will only return results from .com domains.

If you change it to 'site:.edu' you will get results from .edu domains. Likewise, you can change it to 'site:.gov' to find .gov domains. There is a lot of argument over whether backlinks from a .gov or .edu are worth more than a .com - I'm not really sure, no one can be certain. So, I included it in the search query just to help you narrow down results so you find only the best places to get backlinks.

-Noah

[WealthWithin]

Great method. But there are some site owners who using this method to get free content.

Example: How to Make the Single Breve Latte : How to Settle Coffee in Espresso Machine Basket for a Single Breve Latte | Espresso Machines Reviews

It has KeywordLuv, but the anchor text is automatically stripped out from the comment.

Another one: Zuki-ness » Blog Archive » A Walk Along A River - Prague Day 3
All nofollow links with KeywordLuv

You might also want to add -"Powered by Yahoo! Answers" to the end of that query as well. They are all scrapers.

[curtainsandblind]

Ohh, It's great thanks for information.

[JSProjects]

Pretty good overview. Definitely better than some of the stuff I've seen sold.

Though I'd grab Scrapebox and ramp this up. All of the steps can be done inside of Scrapebox and on a much larger scale.

[noah.whitmore]

Originally Posted by WealthWithin

You might also want to add -"Powered by Yahoo! Answers" to the end of that query as well. They are all scrapers.

Great point WealthWithin. Thank you for that.

I suppose I guess it just goes without saying that not everyone who uses keyword love really knows what it's about. It looks like some people have a wordpress theme that automatically strips backlinks from comments, but they enable comment luv and keyword luv because they think they will get more comments.

Or, they just have no idea what it is and they think it looks neat. Good example of webmasters not paying attention!

So, if you're using this method - totally pay attention to see if links are stripped from the comments, as you would anytime that you are blog commenting. But, overall, this can still get limitless potential links in front of you. It's just up to you to decide which ones are worth your time.

-Noah

[Adam Curry]

Just made a few comments with this method. However my comments dont show up after I submit. Do they need to be approved before showing up?

[noah.whitmore]

Originally Posted by curtainsandblind

Ohh, It's great thanks for information.

Haha, glad you like it.

Originally Posted by JSProjects

Pretty good overview. Definitely better than some of the stuff I've seen sold.

Though I'd grab Scrapebox and ramp this up. All of the steps can be done inside of Scrapebox and on a much larger scale.

I'm not judging anyone here, because almost all SEO is really blackhat in some way or another, but I would rather actually read through a blog post before I add a comment. If the webmaster is kind of enough to enable keyword luv, they at least deserve a good comment beyond "Great post, you're a really good writer and I'm subscribed to your bloggings"

I've never actually used Scrapebox so I won't put it down. But, all I know is that the links that create myself manually always win hands down against automation. But hey - if it works, it works. Just don't upset too many people with generic comments or people will stop using Keyword Luv.

-Noah

[JSProjects]

Originally Posted by noah.whitmore

Haha, glad you like it.



I'm not judging anyone here, because almost all SEO is really BlueFart in some way or another, but I would rather actually read through a blog post before I add a comment. If the webmaster is kind of enough to enable keyword luv, they at least deserve a good comment beyond "Great post, you're a really good writer and I'm subscribed to your bloggings"

I've never actually used Scrapebox so I won't put it down. But, all I know is that the links that create myself manually always win hands down against automation. But hey - if it works, it works. Just don't upset too many people with generic comments or people will stop using Keyword Luv.

-Noah

I should have clarified that I was referring to the research / harvesting part. Scrapebox can do the research on a massive scale. Just saves a bunch of time.

I'm not a fan of automated comments either.

[JSProjects]

Originally Posted by AdamSlade88

Just made a few comments with this method. However my comments dont show up after I submit. Do they need to be approved before showing up?

That's usually the case. Most blogs require manual approval these days. But I look at it as a good thing. It keeps most of the spammers away. And as long as you're leaving relevant comments you'll see a fair amount of blog owners approving them.

[noah.whitmore]

Originally Posted by JSProjects

I should have clarified that I was referring to the research / harvesting part. Scrapebox can do the research on a massive scale. Just saves a bunch of time.

I'm not a fan of automated comments either.

Good call. Like I said, I don't have Scrapebox, so I have no idea of what it's really capable of. But, if it can gather up a bunch of Keyword Luv blogs in your niche, then organize them by PR, that's pretty awesome!

-Noah

[Kyle Oliveiro]

I've known about this method for a while, but never thought of some terms in the search string that you provided and sorting sites by their PR.

Once problem though: Google limits search queries to 32 words, apparently. Any way to get around this? Also, SEOquake's "Sort by PR" feature doesn't seem to be working for me.

[noah.whitmore]

Originally Posted by Kyle Oliveiro

I've known about this method for a while, but never thought of some terms in the search string that you provided and sorting sites by their PR.

Once problem though: Google limits search queries to 32 words, apparently. Any way to get around this? Also, SEOquake's "Sort by PR" feature doesn't seem to be working for me.

If you want to search for a keyword that is longer then two words, I would delete "you must accept the terms of service" from the search string as it seems to be the least important.

Not sure how I can help you out with the SEO Quake problem. Just make sure that you have the latest version and that you're doing it just like I do in the video, by that, I mean make sure that you're pressing the right buttons. Before you can sort the results, you have to first press the button at the top of your search results that say "PR" so it will retrieve the PR of all of the pages, then you can sort Z to A. Maybe that's you problem.

Sorry I can't offer you more help than that.

-Noah

[JSProjects]

Originally Posted by noah.whitmore

Good call. Like I said, I don't have Scrapebox, so I have no idea of what it's really capable of. But, if it can gather up a bunch of Keyword Luv blogs in your niche, then organize them by PR, that's pretty awesome!

-Noah

That is exactly what it does.

It will even harvest a few thousand niche related keywords (in less than a minute or two) and incorporate them into your footprint, searching all of them at once. Once that's done you can run a mass PR check on your results and filter out any that are PR1 or higher, giving you a big selection of posts to manually comment on.

[noah.whitmore]

Originally Posted by JSProjects

That is exactly what it does.

Are you an affiliate? haha.

Seriously, though, are you?

-Noah

[Ken Toulou]

Thanks, This is just what I was looking for.. I have some new sites that need this kind of love....

Ken

[Mr Hollywood]

Man this is some great stuff! You explained everything so well in the video.

Thank you soo much for sharing.

Time for me to go try this out Wish me luck!

[Art_Marks]

Nice method for getting backlinks Will try it. Thanks.

[noah.whitmore]

Glad that I could help you guys out. This is a definitely a simple method that can really help out new sites.

I won't beg, but if you found this info useful, please take a second to click the "THANKS" button.

-Noah

[freshmusic]

...i try this and put blogs where i leave comment in bookmark to see after some time is it my comment approved

[Sweely99]

For those of you using this: what's your stick rate?

[noah.whitmore]

Originally Posted by Sweely99

For those of you using this: what's your stick rate?

In my own experience, it looks like it will be pretty good. It seems like bloggers that enable keyword luv are really asking for comments. So, as far as I have been able to tell, the approval rate is pretty good.

I haven't been doing this long enough to tell you a long-term stick rate. But as long as your not just throwing SPAMMY crap comments onto these blogs, why wouldn't they stick around just as long as any other blog commenting method?

-Noah

[igornanais]

Do I need to have keywordluv active on my blog to put this method to work?

[noah.whitmore]

Originally Posted by igornanais

Do I need to have keywordluv active on my blog to put this method to work?

Hi Igor. No, you don't need Keywordluv on your own site to do this. In fact, this method has nothing to do with the specifics of your own site. You could point your backlinks to Google if wanted to. Not that you would want to, but just saying that to make the point.

You might be getting Keyword Luv and Comment Luv confused. Comment luv is a great plugin that encourages people to leave comments by giving them a trackback to their own latest blog post. But, even if you leave a comment on a blog with Comment Luv enabled, you don't actually have to have a blog of your own to trackback to. The plugin will just automatically skip that part.

-Noah

[vtotheyouknow]

Noah H. Whitmore....you brilliant man!

Thanks for this. Between d-bags stealing my content to outrank my own sites for my anchor text and a site with 3 PR0 backlinks outranking my site with 627 backlinks, methinks I could use a little keyword luv tonight.

And then afterwards I shall smoke a cigarette.

[noah.whitmore]

Originally Posted by vtotheyouknow

Noah H. Whitmore....you brilliant man!

Thanks for this. Between d-bags stealing my content to outrank my own sites for my anchor text and a site with 3 PR0 backlinks outranking my site with 627 backlinks, methinks I could use a little keyword luv tonight.

And then afterwards I shall smoke a cigarette.

Haha... at the risk of this thread sounding like a Facebook conversation, I'm just gonna' throw this out... We should be friends... haha.

People steal the crap out of my content too! I feel like I write all day and unnamed masked internet marauders come out of the virtual worm wood and steal my hard work. Not good at all sir. I feel your pain.

Maybe you, your keywords and Matt Cutts should get together for some alone time... ha. Hope your site kills that crappy one cutting you off in the SERPs

-Noah

[StoneWilson]

Originally Posted by noah.whitmore

Haha, glad you like it.



I'm not judging anyone here, because almost all SEO is really BlueFart in some way or another, but I would rather actually read through a blog post before I add a comment. If the webmaster is kind of enough to enable keyword luv, they at least deserve a good comment beyond "Great post, you're a really good writer and I'm subscribed to your bloggings"

I've never actually used Scrapebox so I won't put it down. But, all I know is that the links that create myself manually always win hands down against automation. But hey - if it works, it works. Just don't upset too many people with generic comments or people will stop using Keyword Luv.

-Noah

Can't agree more. The method is teaching you how to find proper blogs, whether you can leave your comments there still depends on whether you can share something meaningful or not.

[Becker13]

Cool post noah. I showed this to my email list because I luved it so much :P

[noah.whitmore]

Originally Posted by Becker13

Cool post noah. I showed this to my email list because I luved it so much :P

Good. I'm glad to know that the little 'secret' is being shared. I think that it's a great method - thanks for telling others about it, spread the wealth!

-Noah

[UtahHomesToGo]

Thank you again for pointing me to the video. Awesome work!

[noah.whitmore]

Originally Posted by UtahHomesToGo

Thank you again for pointing me to the video. Awesome work!

I'm glad that it helped!

-Noah

[dagaul101]

Nice tip, getting do-follow links is a great resource in any SEO's arsenal

[fin]

Nice post Noah

Ive tried a few sites and it works great

Must remember to open new tab each time

Im just new at this so could someone help me out?

Is blog commenting the same as forum profiles in that you need to save url's, get the comments indexed, ping them and put them through an rss feeder

or do you just leave them

cheers

[atomasini]

Can't use the thanks button yet, so I'll thank you here.

I've been targeting blogs with Top Commentator plugin, but obviously Keyword Love blogs are much better, since you don't have to fight for the top ranking, just leave a comment and get a dofollow link.

[digitally]

Thanks! strill working around it. I wonder why I see dashthrough on links after I installed though.

[cooler1]

Thanks for the tip. I have a few questions.

1. As someone asked earlier, do we need to ping or create an RSS feed out of the url's or will they get indexed anyway?

2. The last time I tried posting on keyword luv blog, it said "no posts found". My site uses pages, not posts. Does this mean that I can't take advantage of keyword luv if im using pages instead of posts?

3. Is it ok to post on blogs which aren't related to the niche of our site? Will the link juice be equally as good on a non-related blog? I ask because I used the search term, but it didn't find many blogs at all even though my niche is a pretty big one and not obscure/not well known.

Another problem with this method seems to be that it finds loads of blogs which are discussing keyword luv instead of blogs related to the keyword typed in the search field.

[theleathercollection]

Very interesting concept, thanks for the share!

[shawoon98]

Great post Noah. Specially for new guys in the business. Once I even got frustrated about blog posting. Cause I found many high rank bloggers close comment posting options. I can see there is still a hope. Thanks. Hope to learn a lot from you in future. Take care.

[shawoon98]

WealthWithin, good that you noticed this. Although it'll take a little more of your time to check if your link has been ripped off, it's worth spending that little time. Thanks anyway for sharing this.

[36burrows]

This is a really unique idea, thanks for sharing man!

[cooler1]

Originally Posted by WealthWithin

Great method. But there are some site owners who using this method to get free content.

Example: How to Make the Single Breve Latte : How to Settle Coffee in Espresso Machine Basket for a Single Breve Latte | Espresso Machines Reviews

It has KeywordLuv, but the anchor text is automatically stripped out from the comment.

Another one: Zuki-ness » Blog Archive » A Walk Along A River - Prague Day 3
All nofollow links with KeywordLuv

You might also want to add -"Powered by Yahoo! Answers" to the end of that query as well. They are all scrapers.

How do you know that the commenters actually left a link though?

[yukon]

Turn off Google Instant & set the SERP count to 100 results per page before you do a Google search, then sort the first 100 results by highest PR with SEOquake.

[JJ Remington]

Great video Noah.

Have you checked out my WSO for 'Rapid Backlink Scout'? Simplifies the procedure and gives you additional options. The upsell 'SE Footprint Factory' is even more powerful because it is generalized to create a wider variety of footprint searches.

Hint: try out Comment Luv instead of Keyword Luv for even more potential backlink sites.

JJ

[bella5]

Thanks so much for sharing this, I'm off to give it a try now.

[nathmaniedeo]

Thanks Noah, this is very useful and helpful.