2 new web 2.0 sites; DA 43, DA 28 (both do-follow)

[Aniket Roy]

Though, I'm noticing an indexing delay in 2.0 links since last week, they still seem useful to me and here are 2 new websites for anyone who would find this useful

1. https://alle.bg/  | DA 43
Spam score: 1%

This one is non-english but the translations work just fine and anyone from this community won't possibly have a problem in setting up a website here.
NOTE: Links from the blog section are NF and subsequently, links from all other pages are do-follow. since you can create unlimited pages even under the free tier, the NF links from the blogs should not be a problem.

Here's the proof of indexing

2. https://zyro.com/ ( parent site)

gives a sub-domain on:
zyrosite.com | DA 28
spam score: null

The very common 'Create a free website' things here also. Not sure if they offer a CMS yet but links placed on any of the pages are a do-follow.

And they are indexable as well:

 

[Mr Positive]

Nice glad you shared proof of indexing

 

[Viku]

Dude, they are providing link on subdomain. So in my view, they are useless. It mean you get DA1 links. There are some web 2.0 sites which provide links on subpage like medium.com and google sites so these 2 are best .

 

[Aniket Roy]

Dude, they are providing link on subdomain. So in my view, they are useless
It mean you get DA1 links. There are some web 2.0 sites which provide links on subpage like medium.com and google sites so these 2 are best .

it is like that with some websites like wordpress and blogspot but in this case, you can see in the screenshot itself that the DA of the sub-domains is the same as the parent domain. The PA for such pages grows quickly as well. I do agree that they do not pass the complete link juice because its a sub-domain but its way more than a DA 1 link i think. Suitable for tier-2 links at least.

 

[blackhatO.owhiteheart]

I believe if you do inter and outer linking properly, its more than good enough as tier 1! Thanks OP!

Though the only thing here is that its .BG domain so language may look suspicious if its in English but its fine i think.

 

[sunilbarnaba]

it is like that with some websites like wordpress and blogspot but in this case, you can see in the screenshot itself that the DA of the sub-domains is the same as the parent domain. The PA for such pages grows quickly as well. I do agree that they do not pass the complete link juice because its a sub-domain but its way more than a DA 1 link i think. Suitable for tier-2 links at least.

OP you made good point. You made good effort. Good find. By adding more web 2.0 platforms we get more diversity.

 

[fizakhan1]

Will give it a try.

 

[Panther28]

I liked the second one, but the first one is too Rasputin for me.

 

[Wealii]

Thanks, have a try.

 

[insaneseoguy]

Thanks mate, much appreciated. Will try this

 

[Aniket Roy]

OP you made good point. You made good effort. Good find. By adding more web 2.0 platforms we get more diversity.

Thanks.
what i've observed about sub-domain links is that they only move the needle when the numbers are more. these websites don't have much value when used separately but when used in bulk(say a bunch of 20-25 different websites), they are able to perform well.

I liked the second one, but the first one is too Rasputin for me.

finding english 2.0 sites is my first preference as well but the non-english ones are easier to find and yes the first one does look outdated. when i first visited the website i was wondering if it still accepts new registrations but it worked well.

 

[blackhatO.owhiteheart]

I liked the second one, but the first one is too Rasputin for me.

A little secret: They get less saturated simply because they are foreign language. And a hypothesis but they pass more authority from main domain because of this.

 

[blackhatO.owhiteheart]

Hmm, if you search // "alle.bg" site:instagram.com // quite some profiles which have this link show up. Now imagine if you scanned all insta/twitter profiles using a program, and have it filter out those you can post blogs. Tens of thousands of these.

 

[American Trends]

Nice share @Aniket Roy

 

[Aniket Roy]

Hmm, if you search // "alle.bg" site:instagram.com // quite some profiles which have this link show up. Now imagine if you scanned all insta/twitter profiles using a program, and have it filter out those you can post blogs. Tens of thousands of these.

not getting your point exactly or shall i say, the approach you are suggesting. are you suggesting that i should try extracting such websites by scanning instagram or twitter profiles? sounds like a dream for someone with my level of skills
i don't even have the slightest idea on how to even start that

 

[blackhatO.owhiteheart]

not getting your point exactly or shall i say, the approach you are suggesting. are you suggesting that i should try extracting such websites by scanning instagram or twitter profiles? sounds like a dream for someone with my level of skills
i don't even have the slightest idea on how to even start that

I was thinking of trying that and getting excited in my mind but it would require huge resources (proxies, servers). But it could do miracles for local SEO.

 

[unsungwarrior]

Awesome Share Bud!

 

[Tom220]

Thanks for sharing this!

 

[fakhricker]

how long it got indexed on google?