Add your website to Wikipedia for $10

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aikl20

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May 30, 2015

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• Jun 1, 2015

• #21

wikipedia has some crazy moderation

 

blasterweb

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Dec 18, 2014

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• Jun 1, 2015

• #22

Can't you just go to Wikipedia yourself and post your link? 10$ saved. The link has to be relevant and correct of course. I added one of my links on Wikipedia a while ago and it's still there.

 

asap1

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Mar 25, 2013

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• Jun 1, 2015

• #23

Im surprised people pay hundreds of dollars for these links.

Do we have any proof of the benefits a wiki link provides besides the ones we make up in our head?

I mean real solid proof with a case study.

 

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givensia

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Apr 11, 2014

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• Jun 1, 2015

• #24

Yep. To be honest, I wouldn't even bother with wikipedia anymore. It just brings unwanted attention in the form of spam reports by those clowns. I don't know how the hell they keep track of it but somehow they do.

 

Rotem Guez

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Jul 15, 2010

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• Jun 1, 2015

• #25

SkyrocketSEO said:

Found this on PPH and it might be a great source for someone here. Just resell it for $50/$100 or get a link for yourself (no-follow though) from Wikipedia.

http://www.peopleperhour.com/hourlie/add-your-website-blog-business-links-to-wikipedia-as-backlinks-for-seo-purposes/206364

haven't tested it but it looks like he have only satisfied clients

P.S. Of course, I am not related to this guy

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You killed the provider

 

V

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• Jun 1, 2015

• #26

Lol, he's sold out. Lets see when does he get back

 

Aty

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Jan 27, 2011

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• Jun 1, 2015

• #27

He is not sold out, he just took a break because he is having a boner right now.

 

M4XW3LL

Elite Member

Feb 5, 2013

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• Jun 1, 2015

• #28

I shared a method last year on how to get Wikipedia links.
If you do it right, your links will stick. At least mine do:

 

wisdomkid

Elite Member

Jun 20, 2011

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• Jun 1, 2015

• #29

Just for some people who don't know, Wikipedia has blocked quite a number of keywords in domain name, due to extreme spamming.

But this post is a must pay!

 

verial

Junior Member

Sep 28, 2011

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• Jun 1, 2015

• #30

I use a similar method for my clients, charging $150 per link. It's important to make sure the page is set up correctly. The dead link part is only the beginning.

M4XW3LL said:

I shared a method last year on how to get Wikipedia links.
If you do it right, your links will stick. At least mine do:

Click to expand...

 

Aatrox

Supreme Member

Feb 27, 2014

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• Jun 1, 2015

• #31

Keep spamming him, he just opened the gig again

 

radiant13

Power Member

May 19, 2010

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• Jun 1, 2015

• #32

Isn't a link from wikipedia a no follow link? If so, then it won't do squat for your serps. Only thing it might do is bring you a little traffic.

 

PinguSpy

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Dec 7, 2007

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• Jun 1, 2015

• #33

I bet, he wonder why his sales suddenly increased.

 

mon3y4me

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• Jun 1, 2015

• #34

Anyone having trouble with the website? When i go to the sell page and click on the apply now button, nothing happens.

 

praetserge

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• Jun 1, 2015

• #35

nikchaing said:

I tried to edit some random ass page that hadn't been updated in years. About 5 minutes after I added a citation, some white knight swooped in and changed it back.

So yea, way too serious is an understatement.

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Had the same experience lately but before it was easier... it's still possible to do if you have a good reputation there.

asap1 said:

Im surprised people pay hundreds of dollars for these links.

Do we have any proof of the benefits a wiki link provides besides the ones we make up in our head?

I mean real solid proof with a case study.

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yeah, those links bring real traffic and they are worth the money... I always prefer the links which actually bring traffic but I'm different from most of the people.

A real link worth much more than 100's of crappy web2.0 links you're building.

I'd rather have wikipedia link than a link from a useless huff post... wikipedia have consistent traffic whereas your post will die on huff in a few days.

if you still care about nofollow then you should have your head examined.

 

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zubidoo

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Dec 27, 2013

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• Jun 1, 2015

• #36

wiki links are no-follow and will increase your site's trust but won't do anything for serps

 

mon3y4me

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Mar 27, 2009

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• Jun 2, 2015

• #37

Is anyone having trouble with the website? I tried to list a job, but the page doesnt seem to work

 

hekke

Senior Member

Jan 31, 2014

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• Jun 3, 2015

• #38

My "hourlie" was completed and he successfully added my link. Let's see if it sticks!
It might do due to the not so populated page he put my link on.

 

BassTrackerBoats

Support Admin

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Mar 10, 2010

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• Jun 6, 2015

• #39

BassTrackerBoats said:

I did the same and will do the same.

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The link is in place and on a regular Wikipedia page and actually links to an inner page on my site.

10 bucks.

I'll check it in a month to see if it is still live.

 

Penumbra

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Apr 23, 2014

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• Jun 6, 2015

• #40

Why you didnt just keep it for youself now guy is probably under heavy pressure from orders.