Looking for Dofollow backlink for Real Estate Website?

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I am looking for Dofollow Backlinks for Real Estate Website? Can you please suggest me best dollow webistes lists, which provide my website only dofollow backlinks.

Thanks in advance.
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  • Profile picture of the author aizaku
    off page SEO in the form of dofollow backlinks is dead.


    Google knows all the links that are pointing back to you, be it dofollow or nofollow.

    don't believe me, check your google webmaster tools and see.

    there are better ways to spend your marketing and content creation time.

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    • Profile picture of the author yukon
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      Originally Posted by aizaku View Post

      off page SEO in the form of dofollow backlinks is dead.


      Google knows all the links that are pointing back to you, be it dofollow or nofollow.

      don't believe me, check your google webmaster tools and see.

      there are better ways to spend your marketing and content creation time.

      -Ike Paz



      Cmon man, nobody is ranking anything with nofollow links.

      This is SEO 101 stuff.
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      • Profile picture of the author aizaku
        Originally Posted by MikeFriedman View Post

        I don't know where you pulled that nonsense out of. The entire ranking algorithm is based on links, so SEO in the form of links is not dead.
        to be clear, you're right to an extent. "most" of the ranking algorithm is based on links

        but to waste one moment hunting down this rare species of link (and do follows are rare) seems like a fool's pursuit.

        the best thing i ever did for my bank account was to stop caring so much about Google.

        these days, off page SEO for me is a byproduct of working with reporters and bloggers:

        -helpareporterout.com

        -sourcebottle.com

        -myblogu.com

        for any of you reading this, focus on getting your target traffic to land on your squeeze page.. that's it.

        forget about dofollow witchery

        pay for traffic (FB, bing, PPV etc..), get traffic by writing for others (resources above) etc...

        Originally Posted by yukon View Post

        Cmon man, nobody is ranking anything with nofollow links.

        This is SEO 101 stuff.
        perhaps, but i'd rather have a nofollow backlink from the huffington post (on a niche specific article) than a dofollow backlink from a middling niche related site.

        all the best,
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        • Profile picture of the author MikeFriedman
          Originally Posted by aizaku View Post

          to be clear, you're right to an extent. "most" of the ranking algorithm is based on links

          but to waste one moment hunting down this rare species of link (and do follows are rare) seems like a fool's pursuit.

          the best thing i ever did for my bank account was to stop caring so much about Google.

          these days, off page SEO for me is a byproduct of working with reporters and bloggers:

          -helpareporterout.com

          -sourcebottle.com

          -myblogu.com

          for any of you reading this, focus on getting your target traffic to land on your squeeze page.. that's it.

          forget about dofollow witchery

          pay for traffic (FB, bing, PPV etc..), get traffic by writing for others (resources above) etc...
          This is just silly. First of all, dofollow links are not that rare. Most links on the internet are dofollow. Only a small percentage are nofollow. Someone from Google once said that only about 3-4% of the links they crawl are nofollow. I think it was Matt Cutts, but I forget. Even if that percentage has grown since then, nofollow links are still in the vast minority.

          Second, that is great that what you are doing is working for your business, however this is a real estate site. Real estate sites are usually focused around local business. Getting direct traffic from a site like the Huffington Post is great if you are targeting a national audience. If you are looking for home buyers in Gettysburg, PA, that is not going to do you much good.

          As a real estate agent, if you are not focused on ranking your webpage, guess what? Your competitors are, and potential buyers and sellers are looking in Google and finding them and not you.
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        • Profile picture of the author yukon
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          Originally Posted by aizaku View Post

          perhaps, but i'd rather have a nofollow backlink from the huffington post (on a niche specific article) than a dofollow backlink from a middling niche related site.


          That's not SEO.

          This is an SEO thread in an SEO sub-forum.

          You're talking about direct traffic, not SEO.
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          • Profile picture of the author aizaku
            always create seo prepped content, and let off page seo be a result of your content promotion efforts..

            but actively hunting down do-follows....

            bad idea.

            Originally Posted by MikeFriedman View Post

            This is just silly. First of all, dofollow links are not that rare. Most links on the internet are dofollow...... Someone from Google once said that only about 3-4% of the links they crawl are nofollow.
            exactly, "once said..."

            quality dofollow links are much harder (rarer) to come by than they once were, simple is that.

            Originally Posted by MikeFriedman View Post

            Real estate sites are usually focused around local business. Getting direct traffic from a site like the Huffington Post is great if you are targeting a national audience. If you are looking for home buyers in Gettysburg, PA, that is not going to do you much good.
            True, to a degree.... but neither is hunting down dofollow links.

            google doesnt treat kindly to those who are actively trying to game their system.

            google is an ever growing child, each day getting more sophisticated in rooting out link spammers. Why would you build your business on such shaky ground.

            for that matter, why would invest time out of your precious day pursuing such foolish endeavors.

            side note: and having that huff backlink does add to your perceived credibility/authority, so it does some good.

            Originally Posted by yukon View Post

            That's not SEO.

            This is an SEO thread in an SEO sub-forum.

            You're talking about direct traffic, not SEO.
            great but I was talking about preference.

            have a great day,
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            • Profile picture of the author MikeFriedman
              Originally Posted by aizaku View Post

              always create seo prepped content, and let off page seo be a result of your content promotion efforts..
              That is just lazy, hope and pray marketing. Create great content and hope people will magically link to you. That is not how the real world works, and especially not for most brick and mortar businesses.

              Originally Posted by aizaku View Post

              but actively hunting down do-follows....

              bad idea.

              exactly, "once said..."

              quality dofollow links are much harder (rarer) to come by than they once were, simple is that.
              First, nofollow links are still not that prevalent. Maybe a little more popular in places where spammers like to routinely hit like blog comments and forums, but out in the rest of the internet, not much has changed. Most website owners, don't even know what nofollow is or means.

              Good dofollow links are still easy to find.

              Originally Posted by aizaku View Post

              True, to a degree.... but neither is hunting down dofollow links.

              google doesnt treat kindly to those who are actively trying to game their system.

              google is an ever growing child, each day getting more sophisticated in rooting out link spammers. Why would you build your business on such shaky ground.
              Acquiring links doesn't mean you are a spammer. There are plenty of ways to acquire good quality links that involve no spamming whatsoever.

              For a brick and mortar business they can be asking for links from partners (a real estate agent could ask mortgage brokers and settlement companies they work with regularly for links). They can get in their local chamber of commerce and pay to be featured in their directory. They can buy directory listings in directories like Best of the Web. They can build other web properties to link from.

              There is a ton of stuff they can do and not be a spammer.

              Originally Posted by aizaku View Post

              for that matter, why would invest time out of your precious day pursuing such foolish endeavors.

              side note: and having that huff backlink does add to your perceived credibility/authority, so it does some good.
              Actually, not investing time in trying to rank better in Google when you know customers are looking for your line of business is the foolish endeavor.

              And no, a link from Huffington Post is not going to add any credibility for the business in the eyes of their customers. You know why? Because customers are not looking at their link profile and could care less.


              You are talking like an internet marketer or blogger and not like a brick and mortar business owner. I'm not trying to be rude, but you are out of your league here.

              What you are saying is fine for your line of work, but for other businesses, just hoping to attract links and rank better is just dumb business. Meanwhile, they will be losing tons of business to the companies that are ranking in the top of Google.
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              • Profile picture of the author aizaku
                Originally Posted by MikeFriedman View Post

                That is just lazy, hope and pray marketing. Create great content and hope people will magically link to you. That is not how the real world works, and especially not for most brick and mortar businesses.
                it is lazy, if SEO was my marketing plan. but it's not.

                on top of that, no one here said you should just sit back and hope for links to come to you. I provided sources where I get quoted by bloggers/reporters..

                I recommended that if you're not creating content you should be promoting it.


                Originally Posted by MikeFriedman View Post

                First, nofollow links are still not that prevalent. Maybe a little more popular in places where spammers like to routinely hit like blog comments and forums, but out in the rest of the internet, not much has changed. Most website owners, don't even know what nofollow is or means.
                Thats flat out false. You'd be hard pressed to find doFollow backlinks from authority websites.

                that being said, I cant speak about 3 day old websites with low amounts of traffic, perhaps they're more generous with their dofollow BLs

                another thing, it's not wise to depend on your competition's ignorance..

                by all means, take advantage of it... but to believe that they will stay ignorant, that's just not smart.

                Originally Posted by MikeFriedman View Post

                Acquiring links doesn't mean you are a spammer. There are plenty of ways to acquire good quality links that involve no spamming whatsoever..
                Agreed, but we have no idea how the good ppl at Google would perceive your link acquisition.

                Originally Posted by MikeFriedman View Post

                And no, a link from Huffington Post is not going to add any credibility for the business in the eyes of their customers. You know why? Because customers are not looking at their link profile and could care less.
                interesting belief you have here..

                credibility isn't something you should store away in some dark corner on your website. It should be out in the open. Believe me, it helps

                Originally Posted by MikeFriedman View Post

                What you are saying is fine for your line of work, but for other businesses, just hoping to attract links and rank better is just dumb business. Meanwhile, they will be losing tons of business to the companies that are ranking in the top of Google.
                no one here said to sit and wait for links to fall on your lap.

                but to build a business on top of something that could drastically shift on an algorithm change.

                as you say,
                not to be rude but that's silly.

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                • Profile picture of the author MikeFriedman
                  Originally Posted by aizaku View Post

                  it is lazy, if SEO was my marketing plan. but it's not.
                  That is exactly the whole point. You are not relying on SEO for YOUR BUSINESS.

                  For a real estate company to ignore SEO or use "hope and pray" link acquisition tactics, is just not at all smart. Their competition isn't doing that.

                  Originally Posted by aizaku View Post

                  on top of that, no one here said you should just sit back and hope for links to come to you. I provided sources where I get quoted by bloggers/reporters..

                  I recommended that if you're not creating content you should be promoting it.
                  The problem with those sources is they are mostly only good for direct traffic. The links, even from somewhere like Huffington Post, are not all that strong. The page your links is on gets buried pretty quickly deep in their site. The only time it is going to be a strong link is if that article from Huffington Post happens to get shared and discussed a lot on other sites which link to the page.

                  Originally Posted by aizaku View Post

                  Thats flat out false. You'd be hard pressed to find doFollow backlinks from authority websites.

                  that being said, I cant speak about 3 day old websites with low amounts of traffic, perhaps they're more generous with their dofollow BLs
                  It is not false at all. I guess you just don't know where to look for them.

                  And just to be clear, you don't only need links from gigantic authority sites like The New York Post to rank a webpage. There are plenty of smaller sites that are also seen as strong sites in the eyes of Google.

                  Originally Posted by aizaku View Post

                  Agreed, but we have no idea how the good ppl at Google would perceive your link acquisition.
                  Of course we do. They have been judging links for almost 20 years. We have a long track record we can look at.

                  Originally Posted by aizaku View Post

                  credibility isn't something you should store away in some dark corner on your website. It should be out in the open. Believe me, it helps
                  The problem with your theory is nobody is looking at search results and checking out their link profile before clicking on results. Sure having one of those "as seen in The Huffington Post" badges on the website itself might look impressive to a layman who doesn't know anyone can be featured in The Huffington Post for a few bucks.

                  Again though, none of that matters if the competition is outranking their site and nobody finds it in the first place.

                  For a local business though, I wouldn't waste time with that stuff as much as I would focus on getting featured in local publications. Our county newspaper gives out "Best of" awards in just about every line of business each year and it is voted on by the readers. I would push for that kind of local credibility more than anything.

                  Originally Posted by aizaku View Post

                  but to build a business on top of something that could drastically shift on an algorithm change.
                  That's the thing. The algorithm doesn't drastically shift. Google has always told us what they like. The only thing that has really changed about Google over the years is their ability to enforce that.

                  For years, Google said they did not approve of spammy backlinks. People didn't listen and their only real way to enforce it was through manual penalties. It's a big internet, so that wasn't all that effective. Then Penguin came along. People that were not listening got hit, but most of us, never saw a ranking drop. In fact, we only saw ranking improvements as many of the spammy sites were dropped.

                  I understand your concerns, but just because you don't know how to do something or cannot understand how it can be done, doesn't mean it cannot be done.

                  I'm glad what you are doing is working for you, but for a real brick and mortar type business, just content marketing alone is not going to get them ranked ahead of their competition and direct traffic from places like The Huffington Post is not going to do a local business one bit of good.
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                  • Profile picture of the author aizaku
                    Originally Posted by MikeFriedman View Post

                    That is exactly the whole point. You are not relying on SEO for YOUR BUSINESS.
                    Exactly, no one should rely on SEO for their business.

                    Matt Cutts and the good people at Google don't want us to be actively collecting dofollow BLs.

                    If you get caught you will be served with a manual action penalty and your site will be cast aside.

                    Originally Posted by MikeFriedman View Post

                    The problem with those sources is they are mostly only good for direct traffic. The links, even from somewhere like Huffington Post, are not all that strong. The page your links is on gets buried pretty quickly deep in their site. The only time it is going to be a strong link is if that article from Huffington Post happens to get shared and discussed a lot on other sites which link to the page.
                    100% True

                    Originally Posted by MikeFriedman View Post

                    It is not false at all. I guess you just don't know where to look for them.

                    And just to be clear, you don't only need links from gigantic authority sites like The New York Post to rank a webpage. There are plenty of smaller sites that are also seen as strong sites in the eyes of Google.
                    I don't mean gigantic authority sites...

                    just a run of the mill authority site.. If they link to you, chances are it's going to be nofollow.

                    Originally Posted by MikeFriedman View Post

                    anyone can be featured in The Huffington Post for a few bucks.
                    come on man,

                    really? anyone with 8 dollars?

                    I'll assume you're joking....

                    Originally Posted by MikeFriedman View Post

                    I understand your concerns
                    It seems you're not concerned..

                    bootlegging backlinks is a dangerous game. I just hope you and your clients don't get caught.

                    have a great day,
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                    • Profile picture of the author MikeFriedman
                      Originally Posted by aizaku View Post

                      Exactly, no one should rely on SEO for their business.

                      Matt Cutts and the good people at Google don't want us to be actively collecting dofollow BLs.

                      If you get caught you will be served with a manual action penalty and your site will be cast aside.
                      And this is where you sound clueless.

                      First of all, if you run a business where people are searching for what you offer, you absolutely should be worrying about SEO. Your competitors sure are, and, if they are outranking you, probably kicking your ass.

                      To just ignore Google search like it doesn't exist is a poor business decision. When someone needs a plumber where do they go? A dentist? An attorney? A financial planner? An accountant? A commercial cleaning service? A garage door repair service? An insurance agent? I could go on and on.

                      They sure as hell are not looking in the phone book or trying to find an article someone wrote on an "authority site" to see if they linked to a local business.

                      And Google does not care about people collecting dofollow links. Hell, Google offers them for people on Google My Business, YouTube, Blogger, Google+, and plenty of other places.

                      Matt Cutts, whom you mention, has even discussed acquiring links in places like BOTW and the old Yahoo Business Directory (a paid listing mind you).

                      What they care about are manipulative link schemes.
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                      • Profile picture of the author aizaku
                        Originally Posted by MikeFriedman View Post

                        To just ignore Google search like it doesn't exist is a poor business decision.
                        no one here said that, you just made that up

                        Originally Posted by MikeFriedman View Post

                        And Google does not care about people collecting dofollow links.
                        this is a dangerous lie:

                        From Google

                        "Any links intended to manipulate PageRank or a site's ranking in Google search results may be considered part of a link scheme and a violation of Googles Webmaster Guidelines. This includes any behavior that manipulates links to your site or outgoing links from your site."

                        Source: Google Support

                        Originally Posted by MikeFriedman View Post

                        What they care about are manipulative link schemes.
                        The first honest thing you said.

                        any link you create with the intention to increase/manipulate pagerank is against Google's guidelines..

                        simple as that...

                        no grey area here friend.

                        Google is getting more and more sophisticated.. with every passing day..

                        the idea that you're going to hoodwink them and get away with pagerank manipulation is a dangerous game you're playing.

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                        • Profile picture of the author MikeFriedman
                          Originally Posted by aizaku View Post

                          no one here said that, you just made that up



                          this is a dangerous lie:

                          From Google

                          "Any links intended to manipulate PageRank or a site's ranking in Google search results may be considered part of a link scheme and a violation of Googles Webmaster Guidelines. This includes any behavior that manipulates links to your site or outgoing links from your site."

                          Source: Google Support



                          The first honest thing you said.

                          any link you create with the intention to increase/manipulate pagerank is against Google's guidelines..

                          simple as that...

                          no grey area here friend.

                          Google is getting more and more sophisticated.. with every passing day..

                          the idea that you're going to hoodwink them and get away with pagerank manipulation is a dangerous game you're playing.

                          Take care,
                          Ike Paz

                          Oh please. That is a blanket statement Google put out to protect themselves and cover their own ass. They have no problem with sites acquiring links. It just depends on the type of links you are acquiring. That's why they have had so many discussions about building links. Go through all of the videos that Matt Cutts put out there. Never once did he say, "Don't build links at all."

                          I've been doing this for over 10 years, and have never had a client's site penalized.

                          And nobody said anything about "hoodwinking" Google or "manipulating PageRank". Like I said before. You are out of your league here. Just because you do not understand something does not mean it cannot be done.

                          You're "do nothing" advice for business owners is the real danger.

                          You need to get out of your mindset that anyone trying to rank a page is using crappy Fiverr links or shitty techniques like that. That is not what most SEOs are doing.
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                        • Profile picture of the author hipeopo02
                          Originally Posted by aizaku View Post


                          Google is getting more and more sophisticated.. with every passing day..
                          No they're not.

                          That's why Amit left Google. That's why Yandex removed links as a signal then put ithem back when they saw the mess search became.

                          How did America just elect a new president?

                          You can't get around a vouching system. Google has a lot of information but they are not an expert in any of it. They need websites to "vote"

                          Rank Brain might one day be as smart as a real live human being...

                          a real live human being that still cant tell who is the better landscaper or dentist simply by looking at a couple of websites....


                          GET. LINKS.
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                          • Profile picture of the author aizaku
                            Originally Posted by MikeFriedman View Post

                            Go through all of the videos that Matt Cutts put out there. Never once did he say, "Don't build links at all."
                            why would I do that? I have no skin in the game. The onus is on you, this is what you're selling to ppl.

                            besides, Google has made it abundantly clear what they think on the issue as I showed on my last post.

                            Originally Posted by hipeopo02 View Post

                            No they're not.
                            again, why would you hinge your success on your ability not to get caught. When the other party is motivated to catch you.

                            Listen, I understand that you guys are emotionally invested in this but it's important that you understand. you're building on a house of cards.

                            have a good one,
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                            • Profile picture of the author DABK
                              You have strong opinions, based on who knows what, but not fact.

                              I don't sell SEO. I do get clients because I do SEO.

                              You don't understand the basic thing: to get caught, you have to misuse, manipulate the system. But that's not the only way to do SEO.

                              But, I live in a free country, so you can keep your strong though baseless opinions.

                              Originally Posted by aizaku View Post

                              why would I do that? I have no skin in the game. The onus is on you, this is what you're selling to ppl.

                              besides, Google has made it abundantly clear what they think on the issue as I showed on my last post.



                              again, why would you hinge your success on your ability not to get caught. When the other party is motivated to catch you.

                              Listen, I understand that you guys are emotionally invested in this but it's important that you understand. you're building on a house of cards.

                              have a good one,
                              Ike Paz
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                            • Profile picture of the author hipeopo02
                              Originally Posted by aizaku View Post

                              again, why would you hinge your success on your ability not to get caught. When the other party is motivated to catch you.
                              For starters I don't "hinge my success" on one website. I have close to 50 sites that I run. Some whitehat, some blackhat.

                              The reality is if I was completely whitehat on these all my sites I doubt they would have achieved the success they have had in search engines.

                              Don't put your eggs all in one basket. Blackhat SEO 101.
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  • Profile picture of the author MikeFriedman
    Originally Posted by aizaku View Post

    off page SEO in the form of dofollow backlinks is dead.


    Google knows all the links that are pointing back to you, be it dofollow or nofollow.

    don't believe me, check your google webmaster tools and see.

    there are better ways to spend your marketing and content creation time.

    -Ike Paz

    I don't know where you pulled that nonsense out of. The entire ranking algorithm is based on links, so SEO in the form of links is not dead.

    To the OP, I would reach out to other businesses you partner with. Settlement companies, mortgage brokers, etc. Get links from them. I would also join local organizations like the Chamber of Commerce if you have not already.

    Outside of that, make sure you are in all the local directories, Yelp, Manta, Yellowpages, etc.
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  • Profile picture of the author yukon
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    These spam link threads are so stupid.

    So lets get the shit over with, 3rd world post a bazillion URLs. Blah.
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  • Profile picture of the author michaelkoehler92
    This would lead to another question are you okay with spending money to get a dofollow link or you want to get that free of cost. If you are looking to go via free source then it could take you a bit of time to get high quality link.
    While getting a paid link would be easy you can check competitor links and start contacting webmaster who are linking to them.
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      • Profile picture of the author MikeFriedman
        Originally Posted by utopiamanagement View Post

        I am looking to go via free source dofollow linkbuilding.

        Well, you are probably not going to rank for free in San Diego.
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  • Profile picture of the author DABK
    Why should the owner of any site link to your site?

    If you had some page with info useful to condo associations, you know, something owners of condos keep bothering the people running the association about, you could go to condo associations and tell them: Hey, you wanna save time by not answering the same stupid question again and again? We have an article on our site that answers xzy. Put this code (insert code here) on your site to give the owners of the units in your association the option of reading the answers instead of calling you.

    If you did, indeed, provide good info, you'd get a few takers... Hell, you might even get people link to you even without you asking them... I know, for it has happened to me.

    Alternatively, you could offer them $/month to link to you.
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  • Profile picture of the author avemfly619619
    You must focus on forums and blogs. they will give you dofollow link.
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    • Profile picture of the author yukon
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      Originally Posted by avemfly619619 View Post

      You must focus on forums and blogs. they will give you dofollow link.


      Uh... your forum sig is nofollow and 87% of blogs are nofollow.
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    • Profile picture of the author utopiamanagement
      Do you have list of Dofollow websites?
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    Just comment on blog/site with your topics and you will get what traffic.
    *Event no follow link are very usefull
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