free [Do-follow] profile backlink - indexing!

I appreciate the effort but I'm not taking advantage of that lady's personal website. If others do it let the sin be theirs, but I'm good without this specific backlink :)

Gave you a like for the intent, though...

Try this one then :) thanks for your effort

https://rabbitroom.com/
 
I appreciate the effort but I'm not taking advantage of that lady's personal website. If others do it let the sin be theirs, but I'm good without this specific backlink :) Gave you a like for the intent, though...
some things are better left alone .
 
thanks for sharing, but I don't feel it is a good idea to have backlink from the irrelevant website.
 
I appreciate the effort but I'm not taking advantage of that lady's personal website. If others do it let the sin be theirs, but I'm good without this specific backlink :)

Gave you a like for the intent, though...
I think she has abandoned the blog for a very long time.
When she will become active again, all the profiles will get pruned lol.
 
ChatGPT says it's irrelevant to my websites, and I agree... :anyway:

PROMPT: Is painting art a good SEO keyword match for a <keyword/s> backlink?
 
It's a DotNetNuke-powered website, so I suspect GSA users probably hit it pretty hard. In fact, a quick
Code:
site:krachelart.com
search shows a few thousand such links, many just trying to use the profiles to index their backlinks. So if nothing else, you could spend a while looking through what others are using for their backlinks/parasites.
 
Thanks for the recommendation, but the days of getting links for the sake of getting them are far behind us.

It's much better to attract or earn links than to build them.

Still, I appreciate the effort, and I'm sure somebody in the same personal blogging niche may benefit from this contribution.
 
The site looks like a dilapidated old abandoned mansion in an ancient village far from civilization.
 
DR 64 isn't bad at all. But one thing to be cautious about is whether these profile links maintain their value in the long run. I've seen some sites start off strong but over time, these links tend to get buried or the site's structure changes, rendering them less potent.
 
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