[FREE HIGH-DR BACKLINK] - Quick Guide

Hey everyone,

I’m back to share another useful backlink method for the community. This time, it’s a high DR backlink you can grab easily.

Step 1. Visit rottentomatoes.com
Step 2. Sign up for an account.
Step 3. Go to Profile -> Edit Profile
Step 4. Add your link in this format (no spaces):
[ url = https://yourwebsite.com ] Your Anchor Text [/url]
Step 5. Save the changes.
Step 6. Grab your public profile URL (click on your profile at the top)
Step 7. Send this URL to your favorite indexer.

Done!

Drop a comment if you want more high-DR backlink sources. I’ll keep sharing.

Thanks for the share.
Is it possible to pull something like this with rotten tomatoes?
Not just a profile link but whole article.
m.imdb.com/list/ls597937494
Thats a parasite article.

where is it the place to put this, please?
Step 4. Add your link in this format (no spaces):
[ url = https://yourwebsite.com/ ] Your Anchor Text [/url]

coleturner222 said:

where is it the place to put this, please?
Step 4. Add your link in this format (no spaces):
[ url = https://yourwebsite.com ] Your Anchor Text [/url]

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exactly my question as well @Ben Arthur

coleturner222 said:

where is it the place to put this, please?
Step 4. Add your link in this format (no spaces):
[ url = https://yourwebsite.com ] Your Anchor Text [/url]

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Same here. This just seem like a waste of time

IM Dude said:

Thanks for the share.
Is it possible to pull something like this with rotten tomatoes?
Not just a profile link but whole article.
m.imdb.com/list/ls597937494
Thats a parasite article.

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Yeah, something similar can be done on Rotten Tomatoes, but it’s a bit more limited compared to IMDb lists. IMDb works well for that because their user lists and pages can get indexed, which is why people sometimes use them as parasite pages.

On Rotten Tomatoes, you can create a profile and interact with reviews, but getting a full indexed page that holds content and links like an IMDb list is harder and not as reliable.

So for parasite style pages, IMDb lists are usually the better option. Just keep the content relevant and don’t spam links; the page can get removed.

coleturner222 said:

where is it the place to put this, please?
Step 4. Add your link in this format (no spaces):
[ url = https://yourwebsite.com ] Your Anchor Text [/url]

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You can add it to the bio or website section when you edit your profile. Just paste the formatted link there and save the changes. Once it’s saved, it should appear on your public profile page.

monsterseo said:

exactly my question as well @Ben Arthur

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Yeah, it can be a bit confusing at first. Just go to your profile settings and look for the bio or website field. That’s where you can place the link and then save the profile. Once done, it should appear on your public profile page.

Rufai said:

Same here. This just seem like a waste of time

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Fair point. These kinds of links won’t make a big difference on their own. I just see them as quick, easy links that help with diversification. If someone is building a large backlink profile, adding a few like this doesn’t hurt.

But yeah, they shouldn’t be the main focus of any SEO strategy. Quality links will always matter more.

Ben Arthur said:

You can add it to the bio or website section when you edit your profile. Just paste the formatted link there and save the changes. Once it’s saved, it should appear on your public profile page.

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There's no way to add bio or edit profile.

Ben Arthur said:

You can add it to the bio or website section when you edit your profile. Just paste the formatted link there and save the changes. Once it’s saved, it should appear on your public profile page.

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This is exactly we are referring to. There is NO section in profile where we can edit the website or add to. A screenshot would be helpful here to understand! @Ben Arthur

where?