Special Report: How to find tons of sites to add profile pages and create backlinks

By Kurt Melvin - www.DomBom.com and www.Tuelz.com

   

vBulletin Blog Search - More than 14,000 Possibilities!

Here's a very POWERFUL Google "hack" you can use to find tons and tons of authority sites. When doing a basic search, I got back over 14,000 results. Of course, not every one is an "authority" site, but there's plenty of opportunity..

This specialized search finds vBulletin forums that have a blog plugin that allows forum members to create their own blogs. The Warrior forum is  just one example.

Why this is so powerful is because a lot of these blogs have their own RSS pheed. This gives you the ability to have tons of RSS pheeds, so you can submit them all.  Not only can you create a profile page on these vBulletin sites, but you also get your own blog as well as your own RSS pheed.  
 

This is like killing three birds with one stone!
Forum profile page + blog + RSS pheed!

When you create a profile, you have one page for links. A blog adds another opportunity to get links. And both can be indexed by the engines. Also, your RSS pheed can be submitted to all the RSS directories, adding even more SEO power.

Here the footprint. Enter the text string below into the Google search box, modifying the "keywords" with your own.

"Blogs From The Members of" + "Find Blog Entries" + keywords
 

When I did the basic search, Google returned 14,000 forums. This means, there's 14,000 more sites where you can create a blog with your own RSS pheed.

However, be sure to enter some keyword(s) so your search is unique, which means your sites won't be shared with others.
 

Tip: Use the PageRank finding tips at the bottom of this report instead of Google so you can see the PR of each resource.
 

Super Secret Squidoo Hack

I am only revealing this to the first 50 people that purchase this report through my Warrior Special Offer...Please keep it to yourself so both you and I can keep benefitting from it.

Step 1
Go To:
SEOchat's PageRank search -
 

Step 2
Enter:

site:www.squidoo.com "0 points" your keywords

 

We're using this special search to look for relevant lenses that contain a plugin for Squidoo that allows us to add links to the lens.

 

Step 3
As you visit each lens, scroll down and look for a button that says:

"Add To This List"

This is a Squidoo plugin that allows visitors to add links to other relevant resourrces.

Not every lens allows you to add links, but a high enough percentage do to make this worth while. If you don't find a "Add To This List"  button, move to the next URL that has PR.

Also, it seems that recently some of these lenses have made these links "nofollow".  At the time I'm writing this, I've found that more than half are still "follow". So choose wisely.  Consider though, that a link on a popular lens can still drive traffic, even if it is nofollow.

You can use Firefox with the NoDoFollow plug in to easily see if a link is follow or nofollow. Follow links are highlighted in blue. Nofollow links in pink.

Download and install the NoDoFollow plugin for Firefox here. (You should be using Firefox when you click the link.)

 

Attention: You have to be logged into a Squidoo account to add links!
 

Once you are logged in, "vote" for your own link(s) to push them up the list a bit. If you have multiple Squidoo accounts, even better.

This will give you a nice list of relevant Squidoo lenses that contain a plugin so you can add your links, as well as the PR of each lens.

Don't get greedy. Just get a few good links and move on to another linking strategy. You want to mix things up.

And don't spam unrelated stuff. It's too easy to get some PLR articles and post them on a blog, then get some Squidoo links. If you spam, you're just more likely to get your links deleted eventually. Some of these lens owners moderate these links, others don't...However, if you have decent/relevant content you should be fine either way.

 
Bonus Footprints

Below are some bonus search strings and resources you can use to find great places to add links. I didn't include these in the WSO sales letter because you may be aware of them already and they aren't all that original (or both). I've included them for your convenience....

 

Five Searches to find relevant forums for you to create profiles and participate:

Just go to Google, Bing and/or Yahoo and enter the following:

"Powered by vBulletin" + your keywords

"Powered by phpBB" + your keywords

"Invision Power Board" + your keywords

"Powered by WowBB" + your keywords

"Powered by SMF" + your keywords
 

Tip: Use the PageRank finding tips at the bottom of this report instead of Google so you can see the PR of each resource.

   

LinkPartners.com Footprint

I found this at the Warriors on this thread by intelinside on this thread:
A GREAT way to get links to your website

I've included it here for your convenience....It's another fingerprint you can use to search to find places to place a link:
 

Keywords + "Please also suggest my link to the LinkPartners.com Directory."

  

Tip: Use the PageRank finding tips at the bottom of this report instead of Google so you can see the PR of each resource.

 

The Free Blog Commenter

This is FREE software that will find blogs using the footprints of popular WordPress plugins. (You must give email address).

http://www.thefreeblogcommenter.com/

Their Words:


  • Quickly (couple minutes or so) find upto 60k blog posts per keyword entered.
  • Search KeywordLuv, CommentLuv, Nofollow Free and Top Comments blogs all at once
  • PR Check pages with single click
  • Multiple (Random) profile inputs support
  • Auto filling of profile on blog pages
  • Proxy and User Agent support
  • Select region of blogs that you wish to target
  • Use inbuilt browser or default browser to open blogs in
  • Saving / Loading of all settings and results.
  • Export to .txt file for use with common comment spammers
  • Threading for smooth usage
  • eBook to guide you through using the tool to its best
  • Lots more


   

Chad Kimball's MetaFilter.com Trick:

Here's a strategy I "borrowed" from Chad Kimball and tweaked so it's a little easier.

Ask Metafilter is a site like Yahoo Questions, where you answer questions other folks post, but unlike Yahoo, Metafilter doesn't use the nofollow tag.

You need to check out Chad's entire video here to really understand this technique:
http://arborgroup.org/MetaFilterTrick/

I repeat: You must watch Chad's video to do this correctly.

I've added the basics for you to use AFTER you watch the video.

(Note: You need to sign up for the site Metafilter.com. It costs $5 to join.)

Tips:

  • When you sign up, use a user name that is completely unique and that you have never used for any other resource. This is because it is against Metafilter's rules to link to your own resources.
     
  • Go to http://www.seochat.com/seo-tools/pagerank-search/ , which is a SE that pulls Google results and also returns the pages' PageRank.
     
  • For the search parameters, check "sort by PR" and choose to return 100 results

 
Enter this search query EXACTLY as it's written, except add your keywords:

site:ask.metafilter.com +"keywords" -"this thread is closed"

 

How to find WordPress MU Blogs

This one's getting a little tougher and probably is over-used due to excessive usage by SEOers.

First, Wordpress MU...The "MU" stands for "multi user" and it's a Wordpress plug in that allows the owner of a blog to give away free WP blogs, in essence making the owner a little like Blogger.com.

So if you can find WPMU sites, you'll be able to create a blog of your own for free.

Here's some fingerprints you can try to find WPMU blogs:

"you'll be blogging seconds later"

"you'll be blogging seconds later" + "keywords"

inurl:wp-signup.php

inurl:wp-signup.php + "Must be at least 4 characters"

Find some fingerprints of your own, so your network of WPMU blogs is different than others.

Also, don't spam these sites...WPMU blogs are good for using PLR content, etc. Put up something decent and relevant, it doesn't have to be original. Just make it good enough to pass a human inspection.

 

How To Find The PageRank Of Link Sites And Pages:

While searching for places to get links and acquire 3rd party "real estate", some of you may want to check the PR of each site.

Here's some options:

SEOchat's PageRank search - This site returns Google results along with the PR for each site. Set it to return 100 results, and you can sort the results by PR or by relevancy.

Plan B
In case SEO Chat's PR search doesn't work, here's an alternative:

Goohackle URL Parser:
http://goohackle.com/scripts/google_parser.php

Enter a search and Goohackle will return only the URLs from a Google search.  You can then paste the list of URLs into any of the PageRank checkers below. Also note the MORE URLs button on the Goohackle results pages, if you want more.

Scriptalicious PR script
If you want to take control and own your own script, this one is $20 and you host on your own domain...It lets you paste in a list of URLs and it will return the PR of each:
http://www.scriptalicious.com/scripts/PageRank-Script/

Here's a Google search that returns about 200+ sites that use the Scriptalicious PR script and give you access to it:
inurl:multiple-pagerank-checker.php

If you use the above sites, please mix it up and don't abuse/over use any single site.