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Donating for Links on High Traffic Blogs

by Streamline
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I remember there was a website that let you browse through an inventory of real blogs and offer 'donations' to get permanent 1-way backlinks from them. Does anyone know what I'm talking about? I am driving myself batty trying to remember the name of this website....

It's not:
i) TextLinkBrokers.com (although I am considering their services, if they would ever get back in touch with me)
ii) LinkWorth.com (I find their inventory to be quite low-quality and there's no way a backlink from their sites would survive a manual review)

Thanks for the help.
#blogs #donating #high #links #traffic
  • Profile picture of the author mrsvirtualassistant
    Many charities and organizations will be glad to offer a link back to those who make donations. The same applies to blogs that raise money. As long as the link comes from an established blog that is related to your niche, you can use this strategy to get more backlinks.
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    • Profile picture of the author paulgl
      Those 1-way links are considered link farms. Many sites have
      them. They make a page, and stuff as many links on it as
      they can. Very low level links, and just not worth it.

      Besides, with all the talk about "paid" links, having a link
      broadcasted as "paid" would not seem like a good idea.

      Just because it's a "donation" does not mean it's not paid.
      Paid is paid is paid.

      All the links I sell to brokers, have made sure I have nothing
      on my site that says I am offering to sell links, charity
      or not.

      I am not one to think such links hurt. But not hurting is
      not helping either. No way are you going to get traffic from
      those links. Being a link on a page with what could be
      hundreds of paid links is just junk.

      Buying advertising is not the same thing.

      Paul
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      • Profile picture of the author Streamline
        This isn't at all what I was talking about. But thanks for your contribution.

        Originally Posted by paulgl View Post

        Those 1-way links are considered link farms. Many sites have
        them. They make a page, and stuff as many links on it as
        they can. Very low level links, and just not worth it.

        Besides, with all the talk about "paid" links, having a link
        broadcasted as "paid" would not seem like a good idea.

        Just because it's a "donation" does not mean it's not paid.
        Paid is paid is paid.

        All the links I sell to brokers, have made sure I have nothing
        on my site that says I am offering to sell links, charity
        or not.

        I am not one to think such links hurt. But not hurting is
        not helping either. No way are you going to get traffic from
        those links. Being a link on a page with what could be
        hundreds of paid links is just junk.

        Buying advertising is not the same thing.

        Paul
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  • Profile picture of the author Cyberdog1
    Originally Posted by Streamline View Post

    I remember there was a website that let you browse through an inventory of real blogs and offer 'donations' to get permanent 1-way backlinks from them. Does anyone know what I'm talking about? I am driving myself batty trying to remember the name of this website....

    It's not:
    i) TextLinkBrokers.com (although I am considering their services, if they would ever get back in touch with me)
    ii) LinkWorth.com (I find their inventory to be quite low-quality and there's no way a backlink from their sites would survive a manual review)

    Thanks for the help.
    I think I've been looking for exactly the same website a while back. I think it was one where you can add your own blog and when someone searches for a particular field, your blog comes up.

    Sadly can't remember the name though
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  • Profile picture of the author MatthewWoodward
    It wasn't text link ads was it? Reading your post it doesn't quite sound right but worth a shot!

    Love to know what it is though
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    • Profile picture of the author Streamline
      That might have been it! Thanks! I will create an account later and see for sure.. I appreciate the help!

      Originally Posted by MatthewWoodward View Post

      It wasn't text link ads was it? Reading your post it doesn't quite sound right but worth a shot!

      Love to know what it is though
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  • Profile picture of the author homebizoutlook
    There are lots of link building sites available - one that I really like is Brad Callen's SEOLinkVine that allows members to post content on other people's blogs. It is a great way to build lots of links in a very short time.
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