Does profile do-follow backlink increase site SERP ranking?

It will look like spam. No website will naturally gain 100 profile links. Would you penalize your site if you looked through Google's eyes?
If the site is optimized solely from profile links, it may look like spam. But lots of such links form high authorty pages will improve the site's overall authority if accompanied by a lot of OTHER contextuall relevant high metric links from a variety of places. Dozens of web 2.0s, dozens of guest posts, dozens of forum posts, some no-follow links, etc, will make the use of profile pages seem more natural. So such links can help with ranking, as one component of a linking plan.
 
If the site is optimized solely from profile links, it may look like spam. But lots of such links form high authorty pages will improve the site's overall authority if accompanied by a lot of OTHER contextuall relevant high metric links from a variety of places. Dozens of web 2.0s, dozens of guest posts, dozens of forum posts, some no-follow links, etc, will make the use of profile pages seem more natural. So such links can help with ranking, as one component of a linking plan.
my do-follow link is 68% and no-follow is 32%

the 68% do-follow is a mixture of a forum, PBN, Parasites, some high DA comments, and high DA profile backlinks

the 32% no-follow link contains a link from Wikipedia, amazon, apple or many others like this
 
nope. it doesnt help with increase of ranking.

So, I have this profile
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This profile page ranks for 13 variations of my main keyword (in top 50)... so you think it'll have no effect if I drop a link there to my website?

NO, I don't have 100's of profile links... I just build some that rank and link from those and delete those profiles which don't rank.
 
Profile backlinks will only increase your domain metric and not improve your ranking web position on SERPs.
 
Have you only done simple profile links or have you followed like @Rachmaninoff link posts to get what are more like contextual backlinks?

I've been working on backlinks lately myself and I can kind of see what you mean: showing up for more keywords and impressions are going up in the search console but pushing up more and more on the first page seems to be slow. I guess in a way that's how it works when building authority. First you get on the map and as you keep pushing it, you start to rank higher and higher over time and get more clicks, etc.

5 days is still way too early though. I mean, you will see increases, but from a given set of work 2, 3, 4 weeks out you still see increases. It's like rolling a snowball to build a snowman.
 
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