Free PR6-7 Backlinks!

albaniax

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Aug 5, 2008

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• Sep 18, 2008

• #1

Found a Forum with ******** where you can get some nice PR 6 to PR7 Backlinks.

PR7 Backlink No. 1

PR7 Backlink No. 2

PR7 Backlink No. 3

PR7 Backlink No. 4

PR7 Backlink No. 5

But better don't make the postings look to spammy, Adobe will delete your posting or maybe they will put "nofollow"-tags. You can also look for other Threads.

And keep in mind, that the PR7 or whatever is only on the first page of the Thread, so if you post, it will appear on the second thread, then you are to late, look for some other Thread.

Greez

 

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lordy

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• Sep 19, 2008

• #2

thanks for this tricks.. will try it now

 

justmeron

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• Sep 19, 2008

• #3

thanks for the links
there is another thread here somewhere that also has a list of similar links. Very usefull stuff.

 

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Mckinise

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• Sep 19, 2008

• #4

Maybe I am a bit daft, but if you only get benefits for being on the first page, why post anything at all?

 

PuppetMaster

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• Sep 19, 2008

• #5

Mckinise said:

Maybe I am a bit daft, but if you only get benefits for being on the first page, why post anything at all?

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Not daft, the only benefit on other pages would be the minimal traffic that you would get if you actually made a valuable post and other people would go to your site. Then you could possibly cookie stuff the landing page. Again though, probably not worth wasting your time on this.

Also I looked at all of those links and they are all about 7 pages long.

 

albaniax

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Aug 5, 2008

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• Sep 20, 2008
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• #6

These are not the only threads with a good PR, you can also look for others in the adobe forum, or write somewhere, wich will get a new PR on the next PR Update (What will be around... November?!) and you get in the thread also on the first pages.

Just think yourself a little bit..

 

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issmt22

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Aug 7, 2008

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• Sep 20, 2008

• #7

GUYS AND GALS, Google no more accepts high PR links from Adobe. Confirm yourself by cheking Google Webmasters.

BTW I was the original publisher of these PR7 links (which have gone to PR6 & PR5 now) in a blog which I posted in Digg.

Cheers.

 

justmeron

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• Sep 21, 2008

• #8

I just checked the links and it shows no PR they are all gray. Adobe by the way has a PR of 10. So if they are ******** links even with low pr or no pr I would think the search engine spiders crawl that domain like constantly which would help to get a new site indexed very fast. So that wold add another benefit. But I would also like to add it would probably be hard for an average IM to make usefull post on an adobe forum to gain usefull traffic from the sig links.

 

dirtbag

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• Sep 21, 2008

• #9

seems to me you'd have to proactively dump your link into the first page of alot of new threads, in hopes of catching a good pr boost for that thread in the future. but if google is no longer crediting links from adobe, well, thats a whole other story...

 

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vijethk

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• Oct 13, 2008

• #10

issmt22 said:

GUYS AND GALS, Google no more accepts high PR links from Adobe. Confirm yourself by cheking Google Webmasters.

BTW I was the original publisher of these PR7 links (which have gone to PR6 & PR5 now) in a blog which I posted in Digg.

Cheers.

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Is this true. how do we confirm it?

 

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iamsgf

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Oct 6, 2008

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• Oct 13, 2008

• #11

either way.... looking at the amount of links on the pages now, you would get very very little juice from them