Guide to Quick & Easy High PR Backlinks

[Micallef]

Not at all, there are loads of wordpres high PR ******** blogs, juts not too many that are non-moderated.

What I'm saying is that when you are employing the original method, the probability that a wordpress blog will have one of these 3 things wrong with it is too high, and therefore it's worth discarding wordpress altogether.

I've been doing this for a long while now. Thousands of links. I don't think more than 20 or 30 are from a wordpress blog that I did not create myself.

 

[bloodyshark]

What I'm saying is that when you are employing the original method, the probability that a wordpress blog will have one of these 3 things wrong with it is too high, and therefore it's worth discarding wordpress altogether.

I've been doing this for a long while now. Thousands of links. I don't think more than 20 or 30 are from a wordpress blog that I did not create myself.

Right on Micallef, by the way great method thanks a lot! So simple yet so genius..

 

[demigod888]

Do you post manual comments or just making spam with software(because it is auto approve)?

 

[cornflower]

..just today I've pulled a list of 50 ******** blogs that aren't moderated.. 1 PR7, 2 PR6, 9 PR5, 11 PR4, 5 PR3, 8 PR2, 6 PR1 and the rest PR0. (This is for the home page.)

What I've been doing is finding the page the spammer has used, go to the homepage, pick the most recent entry, and comment on that. The post I have commented on therefore has low OBL when first indexed, and will grow in pagerank over time (I'd expect), and looks "natural". It will be interesting to see the results in the long term.

Wonderful system. Thanks Micallef for sharing it.

 

[cornflower]

One little tip for those looking for related sites/pages.. I put all of the sites I found into my own little custom Google search engine. Then I can search the sites for posts that have my keywords. I've only added ones with a home pagerank of 4 and over.

This makes my comments look more natural and less spammy as they are on topic.

 

[gotcha]

THanks micallef

Found about 10 PR 4-6 blogs in 1 hour of work. these PR are on the comment page itself

 

[Silversten]

..just today I've pulled a list of 50 ******** blogs that aren't moderated.. 1 PR7, 2 PR6, 9 PR5, 11 PR4, 5 PR3, 8 PR2, 6 PR1 and the rest PR0. (This is for the home page.)

What I've been doing is finding the page the spammer has used, go to the homepage, pick the most recent entry, and comment on that. The post I have commented on therefore has low OBL when first indexed, and will grow in pagerank over time (I'd expect), and looks "natural". It will be interesting to see the results in the long term.

Wonderful system. Thanks Micallef for sharing it.

I've been considering doing it this way as well, going longer term and posting on the new blog posts with low OBL that don't have pagerank yet.

The only problem is that on most blogs, only a fraction of the posts actually get high pagerank, and the majority stay low forever. So its hard to know if your link will grow in PR or stay PR 0/1/2 forever.

 

[muchacho]

Anybody share how to find the blogs with comment spam?

This seems the important bit, yet isn't covered.

 

[Silversten]

your best bet is to get SEO quake, turn on pr checking of search results, then search google for:

"leave a comment" Keyword

make sure you have 100 results per page.

Use the little arrow to sort the search in order of PR.

You will probly get 5 or more blogs pr 4+ Go to them and see if they have comment spam. Once you find one, you are set, just backlink check all of the other spammers and you can start expanding out your web.

If your search doesnt get any good blogs, try again with a different term like "leave a reply" or a different keyword or something.

 

[cornflower]

Here is a comment spammed one to get you started. Personally.. I wouldn't comment on this one as it has "bad neighborhood" written all over it.. but it is a place to start.

http://trend.crevate.com/462

(I'm thinking of selling my list of 50 ******** unmoderated blogs. Bad idea?)

 

[Silversten]

(I'm thinking of selling my list of 50 ******** unmoderated blogs. Bad idea?)

Yeah bad idea if you want them to stay good. If you sell it they will get spammed to all crap and your backlinks there will become worthless.

 

[Serpico]

Personally I use Hrefer, a tool that comes with xrumer to find hundreds of thousands of sites. Than use the pr sorter.

 

[Buhry]

How effective is commenting on unrelated blogs, really? Genuine question.

Could this be a good strategy for building some PR for feeder sites and web2.0 properties that link back to my main (whitehat(ish)/longterm) site?

 

[Micallef]

How effective is commenting on unrelated blogs, really? Genuine question.

Could this be a good strategy for building some PR for feeder sites and web2.0 properties that link back to my main (whitehat(ish)/longterm) site?

It is effective in the short / medium term. I am not white-hat, but if you are prioritising the survival of one domain - as opposed to doing what I do and using multiple domains at different stages of development to cover your bases - then you might not want to do unrelated links.

Without them, you will grow at a snail's pace, but it's the only way to make sure Google thinks you're a golden boy and to be completely safe.

 

[cathy]

It takes some time to show up but you can always ping each site where you added your site with pingler

Forgive my dumb question but what does ping mean and how do you ping something?

 

[macromj88]

This is a very cool method and BHW BST section has a handful of outsourcers using this method to do link building for you - which is what I recommend instead of spending hours a day searching, commenting, researching, repeating, etc - I'm paying less then $2 for high PR3+ backlinks all day long, saves me so much time, effort, and energy...

 

[ThirdRail]

Forgive my dumb question but what does ping mean and how do you ping something?

In purely technical terms a 'ping' is just a short message sent to a host on a network to see if it sends an answer. One would 'ping' a server on a local network to see if it responds, i.e. it's on line. This is done from a command prompt by literally typing 'ping' then the host name or IP address.

In SEO terms to 'ping' means you are sending a signal to various sites that would be interested (e.g. technorati, bloglines) that your blog or site has new content. They'll then send their spiders around to check you out.

You do this from sites that provide the service, like pingomatic.

 

[muchacho]

This is a very cool method and BHW BST section has a handful of outsourcers using this method to do link building for you - which is what I recommend instead of spending hours a day searching, commenting, researching, repeating, etc - I'm paying less then $2 for high PR3+ backlinks all day long, saves me so much time, effort, and energy...

Where did you get the outsourcers?

 

[poosc]

wow been trying to find more ways to get High PR backlinks and this has just helped a lot thank you!

 

[mil0x]

This is indeed a great method, thanks a lot for your contribution. If you don't mind, this is what made the job a lot more easy for me.

Check backlinks of spammer - http://www.check-backlink.com

Now, instead of manually going through the links or copy and paste them, if you want to build a list for lets say, xRumer, you can use this little plugin to extract the links all at once and copy and paste into Notepad:

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/605

Once you've had it installed, check the backlinks, select the box where they appear, right mouse click 'Copy Links' -> 'Copy Selected Links', paste where ever you want to, you'll have a clean list with the full links! Maybe I was the only idiot who was doing it manually, maybe there's more out there Hope it helped :sombrero: