blackhatbilly
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- Mar 31, 2010
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I was looking on ahrefs at one of my competitors and they are somehow getting anchor text on pingbacks using shortened url service. I can't figure out how they are managing to do it. Any ideas?
http://2dopeboyz.com/2010/12/22/kanye-west-g-o-o-d-fridays-collection/
The pingback is on that site. You can't see it onpage but if you search source code the link shows:
Pingback: <a href='https://***********/zxkqwk3' rel='external nofollow' class='url'>metabolic diet recipes</a>()</p> (shortening service is tinyurl)
How are they managing:
1. to get anchor text on a pingback
2. linking to a url shortener link with that pingback
I know people say pingbacks are dead and worthless, another site I found doing the same is ranking for lots of kws in my niche using hundreds of these types of links though.
Cheers!
http://2dopeboyz.com/2010/12/22/kanye-west-g-o-o-d-fridays-collection/
The pingback is on that site. You can't see it onpage but if you search source code the link shows:
Pingback: <a href='https://***********/zxkqwk3' rel='external nofollow' class='url'>metabolic diet recipes</a>()</p> (shortening service is tinyurl)
How are they managing:
1. to get anchor text on a pingback
2. linking to a url shortener link with that pingback
I know people say pingbacks are dead and worthless, another site I found doing the same is ranking for lots of kws in my niche using hundreds of these types of links though.
Cheers!