[GUIDE] DF contextual links on Slides(.)com

Steptoe said:

apologies the text content quality, the article I pasted there was what my local copy of GPT2 spewed out!)

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Thebigface said:

Thanks for the share! I am still learning but for the description, Do I just copy the exact blog post, or should I spin it?

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AmberJones said:

how long till google index this link or will it?

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Alf85 said:

Thanks for the information. I didn't quite understand how to get it to be indexed... I create any presentation without putting my URL in the presentation and that's it?

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sageshark said:

Don't you think Slides dot com sooner or later will identify it and will block your account for this practice?

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pixyer said:

What do you use to spun your articles? it's useful when creating profile descriptions... like you indeed showed.

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Steptoe said:

I did one of these little guides for my 100th post (https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/guide-contextual-links-on-experiment-com.1349068/) so I thought I might as well do one for my 250th. This time the site we're leveraging for links is Slides .com.

The site is currently DR82, TF39 and DA80 for those of you interested in third party metrics.

Guide

1) Sign up for a free account

Code:

https://slides.com/users/sign_up?plan=free

Fill in the form to include a username (you might want to use branding or keywords here), an email address (there is no email verification, so you can put whatever email you want here), and a password. Then, complete the captcha by dragging the green circle into the dashed grey circle. This captcha is nice, easy and elegant, but is the only thing currently stopping me from automating submission!

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You should now be signed up to the site.

2) Edit your profile

Code:

https://slides.com/users/edit

This is the form we are leveraging for a nice juicy contextual do-follow link. To do this we'll be putting our text in the description field. However, by default this is limited to 250 characters. To bypass this we'll be doing a bit of in-browser html editing. Right click on the description box, and choose 'inspect' from the context menu.

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This will open up developer tools and highlight the description box html. You'll see the maxlength attribute there.

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Double click on the maxlength and delete the entire attribute, including the '="250"'. Then press enter to save it.

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Now you can add whatever text you want to the description box without being limited. Paste in your article, and add whatever links you want to is using standard <a> tags. The site seems to strip out any other html tags, so you'll have to do without any other formatting here. Last thing to do here is add something in the 'full name' field. I go with an article title to add some relevance. Click on 'save changes' and you're done! You can now click on your username in the top right of the screen to see your parasite page.

Code:

https://slides.com/blackhatworld

(apologies the text content quality, the article I pasted there was what my local copy of GPT2 spewed out!)

Extra Step 1) You can add more content to your page by adding slide decks using the site's 'new deck' section.

There you have it! The created page will be orphaned, so you'll need to build some links to it to get any traction out of it, but it can be indexed and cached pretty easily.

Happy backlinking!

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Murray Friedman said:

nice share, is it indexable?

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Steptoe said:

The test url mentioned in the first post is still live, indexed and cached

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