Simple way to get backlinks from dead wikipedia backlinks

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You can find dead wikipedia links and replace them with your own helpful content. Just check the old page using wayback machine, create similar content and suggest your link as a citation. It is a simple method to get strong and niche relevant links from trusted pages. Anyone using this method or know any tool to speed up the process?
 
You can find dead wikipedia links and replace them with your own helpful content. Just check the old page using wayback machine, create similar content and suggest your link as a citation. It is a simple method to get strong and niche relevant links from trusted pages. Anyone using this method or know any tool to speed up the process?
Don't you need a wikipedia author account for that?

Or, can anybody do it?
 
Don't you need a wikipedia author account for that?

Or, can anybody do it?
You don't need a special author account - any logged-in user can edit most Wikipedia pages. Just make sure your content is legit, matches the origianl link's intent, and does not feel promotional. Edits with helpful sources usually stick better.
 
Link will be removed soon (within hours). And account/site blocked if done too much.
 
Have tried this and my link was removed within 2 days even though it was a direct replacement (both articles were on the very same topic).
So it's not as easy as it sounds to replace broken links with yours.
 
90% the link will be removed within hours and if you try adding it multiple times then you will be banned.
 
Try linking relevant article somewhere on famous media outlet.

Which is your guest post with rel=canonical to the required page
 
Thank you ! Bu wikipedia is nofollow ... it makes sense ?
 
I use ahrefs or screaming frog to find dead links, check wayback machine, create similar content, and suggest it as a wikipedia citation. Strong and relevant backlinks.
 
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