Do .edu or .gov backlinks need to be ********?

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I was wondering if a nofollow link from .edu or .gov websites help with link juice.
I mean, its still a link from a highly trusted site isn't it? So it should be a maor factor in Google's SERP algorithm.
What are your thoughts on this??
 
If its nofollow then it won't help because google won't index it as a backlink to you so there's no link juice.
 
It might not help your PR, but who cares!

In my experience, no-follow links help to rank, which is what matters
 
You will not get as much link juice from a no-follow link, but a well placed link can still earn you traffic to your site. And who really knows the different algorithms the different search engines run. I believe any link is a good link except for a bad neighbor situation.
 
10 Easy, Quality .edu links

Here are a few .edu links that are automaticaly approved with no moderator so add your anchor text and enjoy!



  1. Code:
    [URL]http://www.wcl.american.edu/pijip/go/blog-post/patent-lecture-nyu-professor-rochelle-dreyfuss-lecture-now-posted[/URL]
  2. Code:
    [URL]http://blog.shimer.edu/shimer/2009/10/the-fall-macaws.html[/URL]
  3. Code:
    [URL]http://id.ome.ksu.edu/blog/2009/oct/26/transitory-digital-documents/[/URL]
  4. Code:
    [URL="http://law.baylor.edu/blog/post/Never-a-Dull-Moment-at-the-Law-School%21.aspx"]http://law.baylor.edu/blog/post/Never-a-Dull-Moment-at-the-Law-School!.aspx[/URL]
  5. Code:
    [URL]http://sci.rutgers.edu/forum/register.php?[/URL]
    Register here then edit your profile to add your URL in the website field. You may also add links with anchor text in your signature.
  6. Code:
    [URL]http://forum.buffalostate.edu/index.php?act=Reg&CODE=00[/URL]
    Register here. Edit your ?profile? page and add your URL in the proper field.
  7. Code:
    [URL]http://www.math.uaa.alaska.edu/~afkjm/techteach/?q=node/75#comments[/URL]
  8. Code:
    [URL]http://corot.dmca.yale.edu/~dmca/forum.cgi?register[/URL]
    Register here. Edit your profile and stick your link in the website field.
  9. Code:
    [URL]http://prometheus.scp.rochester.edu/ursds/user/register?destination=node/70%2523commentform[/URL]
    Register here. Then return to the blog
    Code:
    [URL]http://prometheus.scp.rochester.edu/ursds/blog[/URL]
    and add a comment (show/hide comments). Use anchor text in comment body with link.
  10. Code:
    [URL]http://mgl.scripps.edu/forum/index.php?sid=295f86c33d276871df3e5fb49055a131[/URL]
    Register here. Login now and go to ?user control panel? and then ?profile?. Just stick you link in there and it is good to go.
 
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10 Easy, Quality .edu links

Here are a few .edu links that are automaticaly approved with no moderator so add your anchor text and enjoy!



  1. Code:
    [URL]http://www.wcl.american.edu/pijip/go/blog-post/patent-lecture-nyu-professor-rochelle-dreyfuss-lecture-now-posted[/URL]
  2. Code:
    [URL]http://blog.shimer.edu/shimer/2009/10/the-fall-macaws.html[/URL]
  3. Code:
    [URL]http://id.ome.ksu.edu/blog/2009/oct/26/transitory-digital-documents/[/URL]
  4. Code:
    [URL="http://law.baylor.edu/blog/post/Never-a-Dull-Moment-at-the-Law-School%21.aspx"]http://law.baylor.edu/blog/post/Never-a-Dull-Moment-at-the-Law-School!.aspx[/URL]
  5. Code:
    [URL]http://sci.rutgers.edu/forum/register.php?[/URL]
    Register here then edit your profile to add your URL in the website field. You may also add links with anchor text in your signature.
  6. Code:
    [URL]http://forum.buffalostate.edu/index.php?act=Reg&CODE=00[/URL]
    Register here. Edit your ?profile? page and add your URL in the proper field.
  7. Code:
    [URL="http://www.math.uaa.alaska.edu/%7Eafkjm/techteach/?q=node/75#comments"]http://www.math.uaa.alaska.edu/~afkjm/techteach/?q=node/75#comments[/URL]
  8. Code:
    [URL="http://corot.dmca.yale.edu/%7Edmca/forum.cgi?register"]http://corot.dmca.yale.edu/~dmca/forum.cgi?register[/URL]
    Register here. Edit your profile and stick your link in the website field.
  9. Code:
    [URL]http://prometheus.scp.rochester.edu/ursds/user/register?destination=node/70%2523commentform[/URL]
    Register here. Then return to the blog
    Code:
    [URL]http://prometheus.scp.rochester.edu/ursds/blog[/URL]
    and add a comment (show/hide comments). Use anchor text in comment body with link.
  10. Code:
    [URL]http://mgl.scripps.edu/forum/index.php?sid=295f86c33d276871df3e5fb49055a131[/URL]
    Register here. Login now and go to ?user control panel? and then ?profile?. Just stick you link in there and it is good to go.

can you teach me how you find those links?? thx
 
A nofollow link maybe don't give you link juice in google but for others engines works, just use yahoo site explorer and search the backlinks for a website that has nofollow links and you'll see the nofollow links registered as backlinks.

My advice? Do the nofollow links from good blogs or websites.
 
OP, just concentrate on your Link Building. Getting a linkback from a .EDU site itself compensates the absence of Do-Follow tags ;)
 
can you teach me how you find those links?? thx

I usually do a google search for edu/wp-signup.php

This will bring up a bunch of blogs. I use sign up because sometimes you get lucky and can create your own .edu blog and then you can customize your links to your sites.
 
I won't help you increase PR but it can help your SERPs ranking
 
Wow thanks, found a few new ones there! On that blog.shimer.edu page, how do you get your name to show up as a URL? I see someone did it, but TypePad doesn't work that way.
 
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