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Showing posts with label do follow links. Show all posts
Showing posts with label do follow links. Show all posts

Monday, June 17, 2013

50 do follow blogs with pagerank.

There may have been several algorithm updates from Goggle named after Penguin and Panda.
Webmasters and bloggers might have changed their link building and traffic generation strategies in accordance with such updates.

In spite of that, there is one internet marketing strategy that has not changed. It is commenting on blogs of similar niche. The IM community firmly believes that traffic from comments and reviews are 100% targetted. I too follow the crowd.

This segment of increasing blog visitors would stay though it may not add to your backlinks because of changes in search engines' workings. I foresee some reversals in acknowledging these genuine backlinks by the search engines. Once that happens, bloggers would realise the importance of leaving comments on blog posts that are approved by the blog authors.

Of course, blogs that have removed the default 'no follow' attributes can only pass on the benefits of links left on them. These 'do follow' blogs are great resources for bloggers.

Sometime back, I stumbled on to an excellent list of 50 do follow blogs with their page ranks. I request you to make use of them. The list was compiled by Bloggingtipstoday.com, and I shared it in listly.


Thursday, February 14, 2013

Free, high quality, do follow link.

Another resource for you to get high quality do follow link. It is free blogger!
Have you ever used Bit.ly? It is a URL shortening site that also gives you useful statistics on the URLs you shortened.

Of late, Bit.ly also serves as a social bookmarking service. Your stored bookmarks are called 'Bit Marks'.
Whatever URL you shorten using bit.ly is a 'do follow' link.
See the proof below.


As per clicks stats on your shortened URL, here is the proof.



Bit.ly is a fantastic tool for bloggers. Spread the word please.

Tuesday, January 29, 2013

Free, juicy, do follow links.

The search for free 'do follow' links will be always on and remain as the single biggest attractor for webmaster, bloggers, link builders and Internet marketers.

If the incoming links come from related niches or big search engines, the attraction is worth big money too. No matter how many inbound links your blogs can boast of, you would never be satisfied with the numbers.

I intend to share my knowledge with you. Whenever I come across websites and blogs that offer you to get linked with the 'no follow' attribute removed (simply said, they are 'do follow'), I will blog about them here.

Here it goes, the first 'do follow' link. It is free.

Go to skillpages.com and create your skills profile page. Whatever links you add in your profile will be 'do follow' links.

Here is a screenshot of my skills page.




Those are the links to my blogs and social profiles. All of them are juicy 'do follow' links. In addition, skill pages is a fantastic place to get connected with quality people. If your skills are in high demand area, you might get hired.

In addition, you can outsource any work that you need.

Monday, August 08, 2011

Want a do follow backlink from Google?


If you believe in getting backlinks for your blogs;
If you want only 'do follow' backlinks;
And if you want them none other than the big Google, would you listen to me?

I have found a way on how to get 'do follow' backlinks from Google. I wrote a short report on the topic.

If you want it free of cost, just let me know through my email which you can find it on my blogger profile.

Sunday, September 19, 2010

A big list of do follow sites.

A blogger named Darla, has created a Squidoo Lens on 'Do Follow'. Newbies who are willing to learn the importance of 'Do Follow' while building one way backlinks should visit the lens.

Darla has compiled a huge list of do follow sites that include:
* 12 blog services
* 4 Social networking sites
* 42 articles sites
* 29 social bookmarking sites
* 11 social portal sites in the likes of Hub pages

The lens links to useful articles about Google pagerank, Google's way of looking at inbound links and how the major 4 search engines treat 'no follow' attribute.

You may find more do follow links elsewhere on the web but when you filter the non-working sites from them, you will find only what are listed in Darla's Squidoo lens.

Monday, June 14, 2010

High PR do follow blog list for sale.

I wonder why people make these sorts of comments! Who will approve these rubbish texts and images? I think these are people who take money to comment. It is a pity that people waste their money by outsourcing pathetic blog commentators.





Can anyone tell me what these numbered blogs mean? How in the first place people place them in their profile while commenting? Are they supposed to be Chinese?

Those who outsource such link building work should ensure that their job is carried out sincerely. I have a team of people who assure their comments will be approved. I have a big list of high PR 'Do Follow' blogs. But I sell my list for $5.

Anyone want it?

Tuesday, April 13, 2010

Free PR4 .edu backlink.

I am in the blogosphere. It is essential that read as many blogs as possible to remain as an informed blogger and blogging coach.

I just read a blog post from onlinearnings.com. In it, the bloggers has given a short guide about how to get a free PR4 .edu link that passes on the link juice.

Isn’t it great? Don’t we all want .edu backlinks?

In his blog post, he has given very detail instruction how to go about getting this free .edu link back to our blog.

Moreover, he has also explained about to how to locate such high PR .edu and .gov links. He has given the search code itself for this purpose.

Go here to get this fantastic resource:

onlinearnings.com/2010/04/11/pr4-edu-backlink-free-how-to-find-high-pr-gov-or-edu-resources/

And don’t forget to thank him by leaving your comments on his blog post.

Monday, November 09, 2009

How to get do follow links from Google?


So you think you cannot get backlinks from Google that pass on link juice? You are mistaken if you think so. You can get juicy one way back links from Google itself that 'Do Follow' your links. I suppose you already have Google account-Gmail, AdSense or Adwords? Here is what you do.

Setup a public profile by going to:

http://www.google.com/profiles/

You will see a provision to 'Edit your profile'.

Click on that and fill up first your personal details.

Then scroll down where you will find a provision to add your links to your blogs and websites.

All the links you add here are DoFollow!

Here is my profile in Google:

http://www.google.com/profiles/malathybadri


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