Best way to add backlinks manually?

mosthost

12 years ago

Social is obvious for blog posts. Directory links to blog posts will look very artificial.

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Gunsblazen 12 years ago

Originally Posted by mosthost

Social is obvious for blog posts. Directory links to blog posts will look very artificial.

My site offers teacher lesson plans and resources. Any other suggestions?
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- mosthost 12 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by Gunsblazen
  
  My site offers teacher lesson plans and resources. Any other suggestions?
  
  If the posts are more 'evergreen' than news, the niche directories that are completely related should be okay.
  
  Next up, hit the relevant forums and 'High PR' blogs and leave comments. Also do the Twitter and Facebook shuffle.
  
  Don't be obsessed about getting all 'dofollow' links either. Mix it up and don't build too many links at once. If the site is very new it's better to just build a few daily like anyone with a genuine interest in the subject would do. In other words, resist the urge to 'overdo' it.
  
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williamslicer

Banned 12 years ago

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Gunsblazen

12 years ago

Originally Posted by williamslicer

Blog commenting on relative niche blogs but that should be dofollow. There are also a lot of blog directories like Technorati that are quite beneficial for the purpose. In fact, you can get your blog indexed quickly if you can submit the blog as well as feed on very blog/feed submission sites.

How do I know if something is do follow?

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Pyramid Linkers 12 years ago

Do a Google search for "Do-follow checker"

You'll see a ton of options. As far as manual back links, I would suggest checking a high authority site's back link profile. Then use some of there link sources. Or find a high PR blog comment source. Then copy all the commenters' link profiles. Stay away from forum profiles though, they are utterly worthless.
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JSProjects 12 years ago

Originally Posted by Gunsblazen

How do I know if something is do follow?

Firefox: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/fir.../searchstatus/

Chrome: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/d...cndafapdijmiid
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InternetMillions

12 years ago

The above posted toolbars are great.

Another way to look for decent dofollow links is to look for websites running the "keywordLuv" plugin for wordpress. This allows you to place dofollow comments on various websites. Works great!

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SamDermot

Banned 12 years ago

So do you think that only blog comment would help or should I use multiple methods of building links to any website?

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Pyramid Linkers 12 years ago

Originally Posted by SamDermot

So do you think that only blog comment would help or should I use multiple methods of building links to any website?

Always use multiple methods. Blog comments won't be enough. Distribute quality content on web 2.0s, article directories, blogs. Then backlink those properties. Do not use crappy content. If you do, I promise you, you will be wasting your time and money.
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JakeTech

12 years ago

I've found the RSS directories like feedage.com are a great way to make sure your posts get a nice bed of backlinks, and when you're commenting/blogging if you split backlinks between your feed directories and your actual post (like let the commentluv sites link to your post and on non-commentluv sites link to your page in a feed directory) you should see some SEO benefits.

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Pyramid Linkers

12 years ago

Originally Posted by JakeTech

I've found the RSS directories like feedage.com are a great way to make sure your posts get a nice bed of backlinks, and when you're commenting/blogging if you split backlinks between your feed directories and your actual post (like let the commentluv sites link to your post and on non-commentluv sites link to your page in a feed directory) you should see some SEO benefits.

On the contrary, I've performed multiple tests over the last year that indicate RSS feeds are pretty inneffective at this point. They don't effectively index links, they don't help websites rank, they don't have major SEO benefit. Content works, web 2.0s work. articles work, home page backlinks still work. RSS feeds, forum profiles? Do not work.