Web 2.0 Link Wheel Sites(Dofollow)

[AnmolJ]

There are hundreds of sites that allow you to write articles on them, with their classification all being web 2.0 sites. The important thing to remember is that all sites are not equal. You want a site that allows dofollow links so that the link juice passes from one site to another, here are a list of sites that as of the time of writing this article are dofollow:

Blogsome.com
Blogger.com
Squidoo.com
Wetpaint.com
Wordpress.org
EzineArticles.com
VOX.com
Quizilla.com
Weebly.com
LiveJournal.com
HubPages.com
Onsugar.com
Prlog.org
Devhub.com
Yolasite.com
Terapad.com
Beep.com
Webnode.com
Viviti.com

Be sure to always use unique, high quality content in your link wheels, otherwise you run the risk of having the articles deleted by moderators.

[thatkeywordguy]

someone gotta make a super list of these one of these days

[artshark1104]

I tried to write articles on livejournal.com, but it seems that the links in my articles are nofollow. What is the problem?

[99octane]

LiveJournal using a filtering protocol, to determine the target of the link in futile attempt to keep from being a site that everyone puts up varying quality content only for the links, because they still insist on being a personal journal site. If however you linked to facebook(i.e... a fan page) your link would be live, LiveJournal should only be used as a secondary platform if your going to the effort of building link wheels

[AnmolJ]

Originally Posted by RobertBe

Thanks for the useful list!

please do press the thanks button

[bigcat1967]

great list - thx

[eurofxnow]

Nice information shared by you. thanks .. keep it up.. waiting for more updates.

[aidanmacleod]

Thank you for this list, been using most of it.

[Phoenixfk]

Originally Posted by aidanmacleod

Thank you for this list, been using most of it.

Hey! I just started posting on these blog 2.0 sites. If you have been using them for a while which sites are more effective? I have posted like 50 articles each on hubpages and wordpress.com. Wordpress didn't give as much serp increase as hubpages. Which ones are more effective in raising serps?
Thanks.

[carsonben]

I've been looking for a list like this! Wonderful timing......

[explora]

How about tumblr.com mate?

[danlew]

This is a nice list about Web 2.0 sites for link wheel purpose. It will help us to build more backlinks and gain traffic to our websites.

Cheers!

[johnmayers]

Thanks for sharing this good list. I've bookmarked this thread...

[seopratik]

great list that is really good list i m going to use it.

[eva dora]

VOX and Blogsome are not up anymore.

Tumblr is down

[John Conner]

Originally Posted by eva dora

VOX and Blogsome are not up anymore.

Tumblr is down

@eva dora

exactly, but today hubpages is giving wonderful result.

[alexisnock]

Thanks for the good list.

[wabrielleSierra]

Squidoo.com is my favorite. But it does not work well now.

[richrich123]

Hi,
I have read lots of posts where people are recommending using web 2.0 sites as buffers to their money site but many of these web 2.0 sites are no follow so is that not a total waste of time. Build hundreds of backlinks to the buffer site and your money site gets nothing as the buffer is no follow?

Or am i missing something here?

[phoebeida]

Nice list, but some of them doesn't work anymore. Thanks anyway.

[richrich123]

These lists people post can be dangerous. Take squidoo for example. i have been looking at this today. Firstly, it is not 'do follow' by default. From what I can work out, you have to have at least 4 modules before links become do follow. I then read some more posts suggesting that even with 4 modules, it is still not becoming follow and people suggested embedding links in the text module.

Having done all of this and thought it was publised and running as follow, i noticed under the dashboard it is marked as WIP - work in progress. This means Squidoo is hiding it from search spiders and it will not be found. How do you go from WIP to live? You can't control this, Squidoo FAQ just says you need to do more work, add more content and then it may become live.

So many people seem to be building these web 2.0 buffer pages / link wheels and are totally wasting their time as many are clearly no actually going as 'do follow'

Hib pages is another example. If your user profile is not 75+, your links are disabled. I have see loads of poeple who think they are being smart with these web 2.0 sites as buffers and link wheels and in actual fact, they are totally wasting their time with them.

[Tadresources]

I have had great luck with Squidoo. As always, you should always check out a source before assuming that things are just going to work for you. But the results I have achieved there have made it well worth the effort involved for me.

[virtueinfo11]

great list for link wheel, but some of them are not working properly, and some are PR website list.

thanks for sharing list.

[LarryHaywood]

Thanks for the list. I plan on trying out some buffering.

[simpon]

thanks for the lists bro

[sahildd]

Great list thanks for share its will very helpful for get the high rank

[martworld]

Great list. Thanks for sharing

[bryanbian]

But some websites are no-follow

[dotgirish]

A comprehensive updated list is available here..
List of FREE high PR auto approved web 2.0 sites for backlink building | SEO Helpz

[JNFerree]

Originally Posted by dotgirish

A comprehensive updated list is available here..
List of FREE high PR auto approved web 2.0 sites for backlink building | SEO Helpz

This is a pretty decent list of web 2.0 link wheel properties.

You still need to add quality content to these high PR site for any content syndication and link building effort to be effective to get the best results.

[AnmolJ]

Originally Posted by JNFerree

This is a pretty decent list of web 2.0 link wheel properties.

You still need to add quality content to these high PR site for any content syndication and link building effort to be effective to get the best results.

Yes, Quality Content Is Always Good !

[teachingking]

I'm unclear as to how wordpress is used for content submission. Do you create a separate wordpress blog for each niche/domain you are linkbuilding for, and if so, do you use the same keyword title as your niche/domain?

[rizoalbert]

You did a great job.

[jinx1221]

Originally Posted by bryanbian

But some websites are no-follow

It's fine to add nofollow to the mix, as having all dofollow looks unnatural.

[inter123]

I thought VOX.com was dead.