How to post on forums without getting banned

[JimHalpert]

Hey all, just wondering is there a good tool that can help us easily create accounts on forums and then post on them?

I tried manually creating some accounts to post my site on and got instantly banned. I didn't even post a link to my site yet and got banned. Could it be because I used a temp email account to sign up?

Any advice for a newbie trying to build backlinks is appreciated.

 

[hqguestposting]

Each forum has its own terms and conditions for posting messages. You need to read their posting rules before starting a thread. If you posted short, non-informative messages, that could be one of the reasons, as forum owners want members to post valuable content that will be useful for other members and forum visitors.

 

[krawling1]

guide to forum posting
1. Sign Up with a non-temporary email address that looks like real ([email protected] - is a bad example)
2. Fill out your profile info like you are creating FB page. Be real.
3. Usually good not over spammed forums has a "trust check". Your first 3 (5, 10) messages will go for moderation so post something VALUABLE.
4. Don't start posting in chit-chat or off-topic lounge. It is suspicious. Go to the general forum and find a thread where your message will be useful. Don't post one-liners. Try to contribute to the community knowledge database. Trust check period is your chance to get noticed and get a reputation of a good guy.
5. Don't post links until you pass the trust check. (tip - when you are on a trust check period post some relevant and appropriate links from high-authority websites so you can monitor a behavior of moderators: do they like and accept links at all)
6. There is two type of link you can post :
- Hey guys! Here is the link! Check it out! (traffic+ seo+ can be deleted as advertising-)
In this case you link should be extremely appropriate or it will be deleted and you will be banned. Research all threads or create your own that would be relevant for this forum. Then try to realize where exactly your link won't be promotional.
- I'll put a link here, but I hope you wouldn't notice it (seo+ lower chance to be erased+)
Here you will be hiding your anchor link in the text. Just figure out how your message should be composed so your anchor text won't be like an eyesore.
tip#1 - in BBcode or HTML code you can change the color of link text to black so it won't be so noticeable
tip#2 - there a lot of forums where you can edit your messages. After you pass a trust check edit one of your messages and put your link (again the same, don't make it in a stupid way and put your link relevantly, or it will be deleted and you will be banned)

In this world if you give something you always get something back. In this situation you should give some advice, share some knowledge and should be a useful unit. Then you will get your link.

Hope it will help you. If you have any questions feel free to ask.

 

[Deleted member 657006]

just build 10 accounts with deadecated proxt and post with huge delays on each account .

always use deadecated ip for each accoubt maje sure ip same conuntry as the account was made .

always try to ansaw as it ansawing the quistion then drop a link , use a real domain as a lander and then a ahref to goto your deal .

if you no subdomain then use subdomain on lander as there keep banding it just re create .

if your filling out all bio , make sure to use a softwere to change the image hex id.

gd luck

not hard just pratise .

 

[JimHalpert]

guide to forum posting
1. Sign Up with a non-temporary email address that looks like real ([email protected] - is a bad example)
2. Fill out your profile info like you are creating FB page. Be real.
3. Usually good not over spammed forums has a "trust check". Your first 3 (5, 10) messages will go for moderation so post something VALUABLE.
4. Don't start posting in chit-chat or off-topic lounge. It is suspicious. Go to the general forum and find a thread where your message will be useful. Don't post one-liners. Try to contribute to the community knowledge database. Trust check period is your chance to get noticed and get a reputation of a good guy.
5. Don't post links until you pass the trust check. (tip - when you are on a trust check period post some relevant and appropriate links from high-authority websites so you can monitor a behavior of moderators: do they like and accept links at all)
6. There is two type of link you can post :
- Hey guys! Here is the link! Check it out! (traffic+ seo+ can be deleted as advertising-)
In this case you link should be extremely appropriate or it will be deleted and you will be banned. Research all threads or create your own that would be relevant for this forum. Then try to realize where exactly your link won't be promotional.
- I'll put a link here, but I hope you wouldn't notice it (seo+ lower chance to be erased+)
Here you will be hiding your anchor link in the text. Just figure out how your message should be composed so your anchor text won't be like an eyesore.
tip#1 - in BBcode or HTML code you can change the color of link text to black so it won't be so noticeable
tip#2 - there a lot of forums where you can edit your messages. After you pass a trust check edit one of your messages and put your link (again the same, don't make it in a stupid way and put your link relevantly, or it will be deleted and you will be banned)

In this world if you give something you always get something back. In this situation you should give some advice, share some knowledge and should be a useful unit. Then you will get your link.

Hope it will help you. If you have any questions feel free to ask.

Wow, this is great advice. Thank you for your sharing. Here have something back (a thumbs up!) haha.

May I know if you know of any good browser plugins or solutions that can help me complete the profile signup page of forums?

 

[krawling1]

I'd suggest you do it manually as a lot of forums use anti-spam tools and they will detect bots.

 

[Lolipop77]

thanks a lot

 

[blackbeans]

Well, if you're just going to drop links on a forum, chances are you'll get banned before you even finish a few posts.

People hate that stuff.

I suggest you level up your game by paying attention to how people market on Reddit.

As you probably already know, Reddit has a very strong anti-spam community.

If they sense that you are somehow promoting yourself or a product, they will ban you.

Easy as that.

The good news is that Reddit promoters have developed all sorts of techniques to sidestep this anti-promotion bias.

How? Just mention the brand, tell a story, bring up controversy, and flesh out both sides of the argument.

There are so many ways you can skin this cat.

The problem is that many people think that there is only one way to market on forums, which is why they fail repeatedly.

Please understand that it's an arms race, and the closer you can get your ad to look like a piece of content that benefits people, the better off you will be.

Don't focus on links, but focus on brand-building.

Don't focus on selling, but focus on controlling the conversation.

How does this lead to selling? It's very simple.

First, you have to attract the right people.

If you put an ad out there, let me tell you that most people seeing that ad are not your target audience.

You can forget about them; don't worry about them.

Focus on the ones who would be interested.

The next step is to ensure that you speak clearly enough in terms of graphics and text to wake up people's interest.

You've filtered your audience, so you're in the right pool.

But not everybody is interested.

Maybe they will be in the future, or they were in the past, but they're not interested now.

So you have to say or show something that appeals to people interested now.

The next part is you have to distinguish yourself to the point that you appeal to their desire.

Once you get them to engage, the next step is to call them to action.

Obviously, this takes many steps, and forum marketing is primarily about filtering and raising awareness and interest.

The rest of the heavy sales lifting is done on your pages when people search for your brand on Google.