.edu finder

[truf777]

just found this great tool
http://nbridges.com/tools/comments

 

[nexty]

thanks for this tools,

I have eart something about the .edu link that google preferd this type of domain

many thanks

 

[callmelucid]

nice.

couldnt find any with blogs that were not nofollow or werent blocking comments altogether. maybe i'll have better luck next time

 

[mil0x]

Or just use this in G directly:

site:edu inurl:blog ''post a comment'' -"comments closed" -"you must be logged in''

 

[0zcan]

Or just use this in G directly:

site:edu inurl:blog ''post a comment'' -"comments closed" -"you must be logged in''

Thanks to all:

Do this to be more specific in your searches

site:edu inurl:blog "KEYWORD_TERM" ''post a comment'' -"comments closed" -"you must be logged in''

Replace KEYWORD-TERM with your keyword.

 

[herath]

Or just use this in G directly:

site:edu inurl:blog ''post a comment'' -"comments closed" -"you must be logged in''

Thanks for this nice tip.
Do we can find blogs that need approval before posting comment ?

 

[rob19028]

Thanks to all:

Do this to be more specific in your searches

site:edu inurl:blog "KEYWORD_TERM" ''post a comment'' -"comments closed" -"you must be logged in''

Replace KEYWORD-TERM with your keyword.

LOL I did this and the only blogs that came up were the ones I have already posted to using my keyword as achor text.

 

[0zcan]

LOL I did this and the only blogs that came up were the ones I have already posted to using my keyword as achor text.

Experiment and ye shall find something...LOL

Put this in Google and SEE what you get!

site:edu inurl:blog "acne" ''post a comment'' -"comments closed" -"you must be logged in''



Thanks to you I added a few more links to some of those sites.

 

[rob19028]

I did not mean it like that. My keyword has nothing to do with anything that would be in an education site so when I punched in my keyword it only pulled up blogs I had already posted to, that made me laugh. It is a good search method to use.

 

[0zcan]

I did not mean it like that. My keyword has nothing to do with anything that would be in an education site so when I punched in my keyword it only pulled up blogs I had already posted to, that made me laugh. It is a good search method to use.

I see, no problems.

What is your niche? It must be very rare. Care to share?

Cheers.

 

[internalsoul]

just found this great tool
http://nbridges.com/tools/comments

Nice tool or perhaps i can say nice trick..
I can smell something..
Is it your Adsense google search??

Well the search result says it all.. sites logo and "powered by google" bside the text box.. But good job indeed

Dont take it in other sense

 

[rob19028]

It is a diet niche keyword. But it just does not show up in .edu logs. They do not talk much about losing weight, some talk nutrition and health but my keyword is not as common as "diet" or "lose weight" although the more I learn here the closer I get to being good enough to rank one of those keywords.