Guide to Quick & Easy High PR Backlinks

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minorthreat

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Oct 7, 2008

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• Aug 18, 2009

• #41

this may have been said already but an alternative to backlinkwatch that does show PR is linkdiagnosis.com

oh, and OBL is Outbound Links for the person who asked.

 

oblivion19

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Aug 24, 2009

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• Sep 3, 2009

• #42

Hey Micallef.. Nice to see you helping around.......

I am kind of stuck in the first step

Step 1 - Find a website which has some comment spam on it.

What would be an ideal and quick way to do that?

 

blackieman

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Jan 28, 2008

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• #43

Excellent caution with one caveat. I have a poker site (purchased) with a ton of high pr comment spam links to it, but the PR of the poker site is miserably low...

What it tells me is that google can easily figure out blogs that allow spammy unmoderated comments (by looking at the 'buy viagra' comments posted), so it can discount those blog pages.

If I am correct, it is better to comment on pages that are "under the radar" i.e. are not showing any "buy viagra" links.

This is my personal experience. Comments are appreciated.

P.S. I gave 'thanks' and a 'rep' to OP.

 

blackieman

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Jan 28, 2008

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• #44

Extreme n00b question... I got the backlinkwatch page showing in FF with SeoQuake enabled. How do I show PR next to each link showing please.

Thanks!

 

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jayhaa

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Mar 30, 2009

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• Sep 15, 2009

• #45

Also having a bit of trouble with this one ... I tried using google blog search .. but I m guessing its some of the more obscure blogs that are still getting spammed. Any suggestions to find a couple gems ?

oblivion19 said:

Hey Micallef.. Nice to see you helping around.......

I am kind of stuck in the first step

Step 1 - Find a website which has some comment spam on it.

What would be an ideal and quick way to do that?

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muchacho

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May 14, 2009

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• Sep 16, 2009

• #46

jayhaa said:

Also having a bit of trouble with this one ... I tried using google blog search .. but I m guessing its some of the more obscure blogs that are still getting spammed. Any suggestions to find a couple gems ?

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+1

This sets the wheels in motion, but finding a blog with comment spam doesn't appear to be as easy as one thinks.

 

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eqsurplus

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May 16, 2009

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• Sep 17, 2009

• #47

I had read this guide when it was first posted but never got around to trying it. This morning I got up an started looking through it again. I have managed to find 25 or so PR 5-6 links and even a couple of .edu links using this method.

Thanks

 

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mexia

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Sep 7, 2009

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• Sep 17, 2009

• #48

I am new and am already liking it here. The technique you just shared with us here is amazing and i really commend that you keep on the great work. All the best mate.

 

Trota

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Feb 21, 2008

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• Sep 23, 2009

• #49

I've been using this technique for a long time and it really works, you just have to put some time on it and you will find some gems...

 

LightHouse

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Apr 9, 2009

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• Sep 23, 2009

• #50

SHORTCUT ALERT

Here is a tool that will give you all a short cut checking on site pages. Simply input the main URL and collect the internal URL's (limit it so you dont over do it, i do about 500~)

It will crawls internal pages then do a mass check of PR where you can sort it by highest PR ranking.

http://www.cleverstat.com/en/page-rank-software.htm

This should help the short cuts on finding pages to comment on.

 

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mexia

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Sep 7, 2009

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• Sep 26, 2009

• #51

Can this technique work with both hubpages and squidoo?

 

Micallef

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Apr 29, 2009

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• #52

mexia said:

Can this technique work with both hubpages and squidoo?

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Can you elaborate?

 

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bdude

Newbie

Nov 16, 2008

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• Sep 27, 2009

• #53

http://www.precisionkeywordfinder.com automates all of this for you.

 

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gotcha

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Jul 23, 2009

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• Sep 27, 2009

• #54

micallef,

why do you need to avoid a wordpress blog ?

 

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ponce007

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Feb 6, 2008

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• Sep 27, 2009

• #55

Micallef,

I am also curious why you avoid Wordpress blogs.

 

mahan_eesh

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Jul 7, 2008

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• Sep 27, 2009

• #56

i had recently found a bot on this forum which used to export a txt file with recently updated blogs list of more than 200. I didnt bookmarked that thread.

 

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bloodyshark

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Aug 30, 2009

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• Sep 29, 2009

• #57

ponce007 said:

Micallef,

I am also curious why you avoid Wordpress blogs.

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You will find that you quickly get banned from those blogs i also stay away from them

 

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classic.rocker978

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Aug 21, 2009

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• Sep 29, 2009

• #58

thanks for this!

 

Micallef

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• #59

ponce007 said:

Micallef,

I am also curious why you avoid Wordpress blogs.

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Generally speaking, wordpress blogs are:

1) Low PR
2) Moderated
3) Nofollow

Simply a waste of time. If you see the wordpress logo, move on immediately.

 

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Alex Brooks

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Mar 17, 2009

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• Sep 29, 2009

• #60

Micallef said:

Generally speaking, wordpress blogs are:

1) Low PR
2) Moderated
3) Nofollow

Simply a waste of time. If you see the wordpress logo, move on immediately.

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Not at all, there are loads of wordpres high PR ******** blogs, juts not too many that are non-moderated.