coolkid123
Power Member
- May 21, 2009
- 563
- 685
micallef all the content and help you give is so cool, so valuable you should be a executive vip one day! 
Guide to Quick & Easy High PR Backlinks
- Thread starter Micallef
- Start date
FleshJoe
Power Member
- Mar 11, 2008
- 551
- 1,729
Yeah don't we all
There's enough to go around for everyone, however.Micallef is right guys. Once you find even *one* spot with lots of spam its a simple matter of grabbing one thread from the ball and puuuuuullllliing
What's the danger of it? is it if you over doing it?
Anyway I love this method.. It really help me ^^ but instead of checking it with backlinkwatch i prefer checking it with Google, because all of the result would be ********, and it's a lot easier to check the PR without have to visit it one by one first..
Micallef
Supreme Member
- Apr 29, 2009
- 1,345
- 1,231
Using this method, it is easy to find High PR ******** backlinks. However, if you want to be picky about the topic of the backlink site as-well, then your job will be a little harder. This is because most spammers do not keep their backlinks on topic.
They use the right anchor text for their backlinks, maybe surrounding their link with some words related to the site so google picks up on it. They usually consider this to be good enough and so do I.
However, yeah, if you are worried about only getting backlinks from discount health care sites, you will have a job finding them with this method. Spammers just tend to spam everything I'm afraid
They use the right anchor text for their backlinks, maybe surrounding their link with some words related to the site so google picks up on it. They usually consider this to be good enough and so do I.
However, yeah, if you are worried about only getting backlinks from discount health care sites, you will have a job finding them with this method. Spammers just tend to spam everything I'm afraid
Thanks for your posts Micallef, you've shared a lot of helpful stuff on these forums that have really helped me.
One question about this step. I'm not sure if you meant that the text should be put into Google exactly as you wrote it:
"Add/Change #*" Comment "change properties"
Problem being that Google will not search for the # sign. There is actually a content manager / blog platform that uses a # inside its URL. Problem is, Google won't allow # as a search perameter. This is a great shame as this particular blog platform is usually un-moderated and ********.
Any suggestions?
Micallef
Supreme Member
- Apr 29, 2009
- 1,345
- 1,231
I have to admit that the operator I gave there wasn't the best example. Here's another small example of the sort of thing I mean. Copy and paste into google:
"Powered by Community Server (Commercial Edition), by Telligent Systems" "In reply to"
If you want to PM me the blog platform that's giving you trouble, I'll see if I can come up with a working search operator for you.
Micallef
"Powered by Community Server (Commercial Edition), by Telligent Systems" "In reply to"
If you want to PM me the blog platform that's giving you trouble, I'll see if I can come up with a working search operator for you.
Micallef
Micallef
Supreme Member
- Apr 29, 2009
- 1,345
- 1,231
When you do this for a while, you begin to learn what a usable site's url will look like. You can cut out useless sites at a glance.
The time it takes to process a backlink report of 1000 depends on the number of likely candidates there are to check out on that report.
However, with seo plugins, you can check PR instantly. I commonly get through a profile, extracting over 20 backlink sites, in an hour or maybe less.
The time it takes to process a backlink report of 1000 depends on the number of likely candidates there are to check out on that report.
However, with seo plugins, you can check PR instantly. I commonly get through a profile, extracting over 20 backlink sites, in an hour or maybe less.
blackboxer
Regular Member
- May 21, 2009
- 437
- 182
its an oldy but a goody
StonedTitan
Junior Member
- Aug 5, 2009
- 131
- 8
not bad tips at all. Also to add to it couldnt you checkout the PR of the site with spammy content then steal there links also
Silversten
Junior Member
- Jun 29, 2009
- 143
- 64
Just spent about 45 mins doing this and found some real gems - PR 5+ unmoderated. Awesome method!
Looking for backlinks is sometimes a drain on a webmaster's time, but it shouldn't have to be that way. Building high PR links to all my sites is now only a matter of 15 mins per day using this method. Here goes:
Step 1 - Find a website which has some comment spam on it.
Step 2 - Look at the websites being "promoted". If you've worried about on-niche backlinks, look for sites in your niche. Personally, I try any site.
Step 3 - Go to backlinkwatch.com and check the backlinks for one of these websites you've found. It lists all the links pointing to the spammers site, and tells you if its nofollow or ********.
Step 4 - Go through the ******** links, using an SEO plugin to check the page rank. Soon you will find a PR4 or PR5 which is ******** and non moderated. Leave your comment
Step 5 - Look at the commenting system, try to identify what makes it unique. Then, create a search operator and put it into google. I will give you an example:
"Add/Change #*" Comment "change properties"
Other identifiers are found in the url. To search for these, google inurl:
Some of the time, it won't work, but sometimes it does and you get a big list of other sites using the same commenting system.
Step 6 - Back to your PR5 ******** site you found earlier, do a site: search on the domain and you'll have a list of all the pages in thet domain. It might help to put "add a comment" or whatever the add comment text is into google too to isolate pages where you can comment. Use SEO for firefox to check the PR of each page, go through the results and pick out the best ones.
A word of advice, don't bother with PR1 and below. Waste of time imo
Most sites you put into BLW will be white hat, in which case all you'll see is article directories and organic links - not what we want. Keep putting different spammer sites into backlink watch, and you will find one which has been using blackhat tactics. Keep going, you will find a good site sooner rather than later. And one good site leads to others in a never-ending spam trail.
Nowadays, when i'm making a new site, I just turn to my reserve of spam megasites and get a set number of easy links per day. It's very time-efficient.
Criticism of this method:
About half of the "spam megasites" you find will have a high number of OBLs, for me the generally high PR makes up for it.
What is OBL? Sounds like a job for xrumer.....
Just give me the search terms and I'll find all those juicy site.
However, wordpress is nofollow and moderated by default right?
Micallef
Supreme Member
- Apr 29, 2009
- 1,345
- 1,231
Considering that I post a lot about backlinks, I have to admit that my knowledge of automation i.e. xrumer is rather patchy. My present understanding is that it's an extremely expensive automated program that creates huge numbers of junk links to a site you specify, i.e. it's all about quantity over quality. Is that so? Or after a standard xrumer blast, could I expect to see a substantial amount of PR6 ******** sites in my backlink profile?
And yes, Wordpress is useless for backlinks. If I see even a hint that a site has anything to do with wordpress it's gone from my browser in seconds.
And yes, Wordpress is useless for backlinks. If I see even a hint that a site has anything to do with wordpress it's gone from my browser in seconds.
First of all thanks Micallef. This is a pretty nice concept. Found some nice pr links, posted and currently waiting for the links to show up.
What I wanted to ask: Do you think google distinguishes that the linkback comes from a comment and that is not a 'normal' linkback?
What I wanted to ask: Do you think google distinguishes that the linkback comes from a comment and that is not a 'normal' linkback?