Are there any great link builders?

lexxeagle

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Who can explain how to get a similar link?
www. quia.com/rd/359684.html
 
seems like it is an web 2.0 website.
Signup account and add your page
 
The legend tells about three epic link builders whose names were fearfully whispered in the long halls of Google Plex.
The first, Guas-Posté, a French innovator, knows for posting the first guest post.
The second, Edith Niche, who was the first to ask for links from existing articles.
The last, Sir G.S. Aiye, who were known for his massive blasts of thousands of links.
 
There are many quality link sellers here, post a https://www.blackhatworld.com/blackhat-seo/f92-want-buy/ thread with the link types you are after and await offers to roll in.
Why give advice that wasn't asked for?

seems like it is an web 2.0 website.
Signup account and add your page
Just like that?))

The legend tells about three epic link builders whose names were fearfully whispered in the long halls of Google Plex.
The first, Guas-Posté, a French innovator, knows for posting the first guest post.
The second, Edith Niche, who was the first to ask for links from existing articles.
The last, Sir G.S. Aiye, who were known for his massive blasts of thousands of links.
I would offer you a position at Wikipedia if I were its owner.))
 
www. quia.com/rd/359684.html
Click on the 'Create your own activities' link at the bottom of the page and go from there. Look for a textarea box when entering details about the quiz/game - you can most likely get html or a naked link in there.
 
Click on the 'Create your own activities' link at the bottom of the page and go from there. Look for a textarea box when entering details about the quiz/game - you can most likely get html or a naked link in there.
Unfortunately, I didn't find anything like that.
 
You’d likely need an educator account, and once you publish an activity, it becomes accessible via a unique link.
 
You’d likely need an educator account, and once you publish an activity, it becomes accessible via a unique link.
I tried Steptoe's advice, even found the original page from where the text was added, but I still couldn’t find the option to add my own... as a student. I think you’re right: the teacher role is needed.
 
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