How to get backlinks from .edu & .gov sites

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PLease let me know, how to get backlinks from .edu & .gov sites.
 
Multiple .edu domain users have blogs that you can post or comment in with a do-follow link, just make sure it is relevant, not 'Bigger penis just one step away: www ilovebigdicks.com ' on a blog post about feminism.

Edit: Oh God, it is an actual website and I just accidentally linked to it. Didn't spend too much time on the site though. *Cough* And Fixed.
 
Come on everyone and admit, since reading LostConnection's post, how many have also checked out this site? Lol!
Multiple .edu domain users have blogs that you can post or comment in with a do-follow link, just make sure it is relevant, not 'Bigger penis just one step away: www ilovebigdicks.com ' on a blog post about feminism.

Edit: Oh God, it is an actual website and I just accidentally linked to it. Didn't spend too much time on the site though. *Cough* And Fixed.
 
but now blog commenting is spam, so if know know other way to get back links plz t\let me know
 
1. Create a scholarship that has to do with your niche. E-mail the scholarship office of every university and tell them about your new scholarship. Ask to be linked on their scholarship page.
2. Many Alumni can still host blogs on their respective University's .edu domain. Ask your smart buddies if you can use their .edu blog.
3. E-mail professors within your niche and asked to be linked in the resources section of their .edu blog/profile.
 
If you believe that these links have more value than others, then you might as well believe in witches and ghosts.
 
There is this:

Code:
http://www.academia.edu

Its not like a PROPER EDU gov site.. but it has the TLD..
 
They are difficult to come across and often pointless unless you really must get them.
 
If you believe that these links have more value than others, then you might as well believe in witches and ghosts.

Is there any data to back this statement up? Even if the ranking benefit has minimized over the years....a few edu and gov links have other benefits..... helping to pass a manual review is one of them.
 
These are well aged, good trust and authority sites which is good to gain authority from Google. Most of these sites are allow us to write comments with linkback to our site. So all you need to do is post your link with insightful comments.
here are some tips to find gov and edu sites,

site:.edu in url: blog " blog comment"
inurl:blog.edu
inurl:blog.gov
 
Backlinks from website that end with .edu or .gov are the best and more rare resources that you can tap into for SEO.
Following these method for connecting to .edu and .gov sites can help to boost a site's ranking on Google.
1. Comments on blog
2. Join a resource page
3. Make a scholarship
4. Use students
If you want your practice to have the edge over the competition in Google's ranking, getting these backlinks is essential.
 
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build a institute for .edu domain or buy a small island for .gov domain. then after you got domain add as many as links you want.
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from all the replies here i still think prab1996 idea is the best, "buy a small island for .gov domain" , LOL maybe all will join and buy an island, johnny depp's Island is still for sale no? ;)
 
but now blog commenting is spam, so if know know other way to get back links plz t\let me know

Blog commenting is NOT spam... but reading your post I can say that it's the way you do blog commenting is spam.
 
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