[GET] 28,000 .Edu Blogs

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28,000 Blog Pages split across around 300 domains. These are high quality blogs most of which require approval so quality manual comments are a must. PR sorted - PAGE PR not domain PR all the way through. There are a lot of PR5-PR3 Pages in there. Hopefully you can get some use out of it, I harvested these with a new footprint I got but they will be hard to get your comment on, powerful however if you get a PR5 edu link.

Now, go SPAM those damn edus!!


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For some freaking reasons admins over at .edu blogs just don't approve my comments. I mean, i spend about 10-15 mins doing research, i make sure it's readable etc. but they just don't want others to profit!!! Might have to start bribing them.
 
For some freaking reasons admins over at .edu blogs just don't approve my comments. I mean, i spend about 10-15 mins doing research, i make sure it's readable etc. but they just don't want others to profit!!! Might have to start bribing them.

Just search for specific .edu blogs man manually.

Code:
site:.edu "powered by wordpress" "your_keyword"

I have found couple of blogs that's auto-approve and fairly related to my site.
 
For some freaking reasons admins over at .edu blogs just don't approve my comments. I mean, i spend about 10-15 mins doing research, i make sure it's readable etc. but they just don't want others to profit!!! Might have to start bribing them.

I feel your pain bro, they are powerful links but they are a BA$TARD to approve. I like Moveable Type though as opposed to WP since more are d0-follow.

In general I do a large harvest, submit a trash post with a random domain, check links and see what sticks. Then I take the resulting domain, run site: on them (or extract the sitemap), PR check all the pages, sort by PR, clean up the text file using notepad++ for only blog pages e.g. Search/Replace All for /feed/, /tag/ , using ^.*[TEXT TO BE REMOVED.*$ Regex, then submit manually to the remaining high PR pages.
 
Great resource, but most are severely out dated. I will end up using a few though, thanks!

Make sure you're scanning for number of outgoing links, and the last post date of the blog.
 
Unable to open...says it's invalid...any suggestions?
 
I also intially had problems with a corrupt download. Clear your cache and try again. After i cleared mine, i was able to download fine.
I have also noticed that download managers seem to have problems with these attached files, so be sure to disable that as well (if any).
 
Great resource, but most are severely out dated. I will end up using a few though, thanks!

Make sure you're scanning for number of outgoing links, and the last post date of the blog.

These are freshly harvested - but of course some posts may be old as they were not filtered for time (such filters on edu blogs with specific footprints would have yielded next to 0 results).
 
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