How do I find working link schemes?

catchme

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It is pretty simple method.

I use the TouchGraph Google Browser which is tool for exploring the connections between related websites.

Code:

http://www.touchgraph.com/TGGoogleBrowser.html

some of you may know this handy application, but some of you don't, so here it is.

just type in the keyword for the niche or the url of the competitor which is #1 in Google.

keep learning

bye

 

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coolkid123

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Cool Tool But There Is Still Tons Of Other Ways To Find Sites Which Are Relevant To Each Other

 

catchme

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Of course. Everybody has its own method.

 

catchme

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delete this post please
it was due to error

 

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catchme

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delete this post please
it was due to error

 

Claudiu

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how do you find connections between social bookmarks ? for example if I post on mister-wong , my article is instantly posted on twitter, too if I choose this option.

how do i find this type of connections between them ?

 

catchme

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the links should be indexed/crawled/cached by google to be able to find related links.

 

Claudiu

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catchme said:

the links should be indexed/crawled/cached by google to be able to find related links.

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whom you talking to ? i guess not me ..