How to find T1 link domains AUTOMATICALLY
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TheGreatBBC
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use dorks & dig footprints
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are you interested in a particular type of T1 sites, or only web 2.0s? Because, you know, any site that can give you a backlink can be used as a T1... well, as any tier for that matter, not just T1. But, obviously that not all sites will give you the same results in terms of rankings, which is why I've asked what kind of T1 links you are looking for
bb802123
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How are you defining a web 2.0 "premium"? I have heard this first time.
Top web 2.0 like wordpress.com have gone no-follow a long time ago.
Are you talking about rankerx high da pa web 2.0? From time to time people share them here and you can google and find them.
bb802123
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Hi there, the reason why I asked this question is that, RankerX does not offer lots of variety of web 2.0 T1 domains. If so, you will have used them many times, it may cause Google to punish you(?)
As such, I need a automatic method to find other domains that I could use in order to post my articles and link them to my money site.
Daniel from Linxact
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Build or buy good footprints
Sincerely,
The Data Scientist
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The Data Scientist
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sorry for the late reply, but I got caught up in something else...
I did a bit of research here on the forum and found these lists. Please note that some of these lists / sites in these lists might be outdated, changed their profile, or gone out of business by now, so you'll have to do your due diligence on them.
Also, some of the websites in these lists are not classified as web 2.0. I mean, technically they are web 2.0s at their core because if a website allows you to post content on it it's technically a web 2.0, but people don't include them in the web 2.0s lists for whatever reason. But if you get a few d0follow links from such highly authoritative sites in these lists you can definitely boost the rankings of some easy difficulty keywords, so they are worth taking a look at.
https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/list-create-high-da-links-bhw-collection.1369022/https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1EN4bdBGOivxImq1NxWpCJZE9CWfDbj6Bg1drvGqV2RQ/edit#gid=0https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/list-web-2-0s.1333503/https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/get-100-web-2-0-2021-site-list-do-follow-high-authority.1361147/https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/my-free-high-dr-back-links-thread-collection-please-add.1369839/https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/step-by-step-guide-to-get-dr-74-da-79-contextual-link.1366074/https://solvid.co.uk/180-websites-that-accept-guest-posts/https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/backlink-similar-to-linktree.1358012/https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/free-9-strong-backlinks-for-your-website.1356656/https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/s...-solid-contextual-link-fast-indexing.1355676/https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/10-websites-for-free-article-submission.1354441/https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/high-dr-list-get-10-free-links-from-edu-gov-sites.1354015/https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/d...indexing-method-10-more-links-inside.1352529/https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/compilation-backlink-goldmine.1216463/
hideath
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You can always use the same proprieties from rankerx, you don't have to stick to a single account per each one of them,
The best practice would be to use buffer sites here, either by one of these web 2.0s or just a PBN,
Make some of them manually with custom design, multiple posts/pages, privacy/about/contact/etc type of pages and use them to drive more link juice into your website/pages
The best practice would be to use buffer sites here, either by one of these web 2.0s or just a PBN,
Make some of them manually with custom design, multiple posts/pages, privacy/about/contact/etc type of pages and use them to drive more link juice into your website/pages
bb802123
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Hi Mr. Data Scientist, what do you mean by footprints? Is it something could be done by my own? Being a non-tech entrepreneur is tough... Could I know where to learn and find those "footprints"?
bb802123
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Hi tazarbm, I see, I thought people can somewhat crawl with some tools in order to get those domains!
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there definitely are tools for that (scrapebox being one of them), but it's too much hassle for beginners figuring out what footprints they need to harvest so many diverse URLs.
bb802123
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Actually what does it mean by footprint? Cuz it is a new noun for me in SEO.
MKSKS
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Not only web 2.0 but many properties that can be used to add a contexual link.
Personally I find a lot of new sites for T1 by looking through backlinks of sites promoting affiliate products/CPA/gambling/casino etc.
T2 links to parasite properties also help.
BTW you can occassionally find some good free guest posting sites on Facebook groups. Not very strong quality but these are often good compared to web 2.0 or other contexual links
Personally I find a lot of new sites for T1 by looking through backlinks of sites promoting affiliate products/CPA/gambling/casino etc.
T2 links to parasite properties also help.
BTW you can occassionally find some good free guest posting sites on Facebook groups. Not very strong quality but these are often good compared to web 2.0 or other contexual links
registerplus
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thanks full
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the string of words that you use to find sites. Keywords, sort of... I don't know how to explain better but I'll give you an example of what I mean by footprints.
Let's say you want to find websites created with Wordpress. There are probably many footprints you could use to find them, but one of the most common ones is by using "powered by Wordpress" as keyword (and yes, you normally put that keyword in quotes, just like I put it).
A software like Scrapebox, when you type "powered by Wordpress" into it, and then hit the "harvest URLs" button, will find you only websites that have the words "powered by Wordpress" mentioned anywhere on the website (usually in the footer of the website, but it might depend on the Wordpress theme).
This was just a simple example that I could think of off the top of my head, but if you want to harvest true golden nuggets you will have to figure out (or buy) some really complex footprints, which newbies have no clue about. And yes, I include myself too in the newbies category because even though I've used Scrapebox for the last 3 months I am still overwhelmed with, and intimidated by the sheer multitude of things that it can do.
I hope I explained it well
bb802123
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Hi Tazarbm, you are really resourceful! Glad to know what it means by footprint!the string of words that you use to find sites. Keywords, sort of... I don't know how to explain better but I'll give you an example of what I mean by footprints.
Let's say you want to find websites created with Wordpress. There are probably many footprints you could use to find them, but one of the most common ones is by using "powered by Wordpress" as keyword (and yes, you normally put that keyword in quotes, just like I put it).
A software like Scrapebox, when you type "powered by Wordpress" into it, and then hit the "harvest URLs" button, will find you only websites that have the words "powered by Wordpress" mentioned anywhere on the website (usually in the footer of the website, but it might depend on the Wordpress theme).
This was just a simple example that I could think of off the top of my head, but if you want to harvest true golden nuggets you will have to figure out (or buy) some really complex footprints, which newbies have no clue about. And yes, I include myself too in the newbies category because even though I've used Scrapebox for the last 3 months I am still overwhelmed with, and intimidated by the sheer multitude of things that it can do.
I hope I explained it well
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no problem, amigo! I know what it feels like not to know stuff and have it bug you continuously (if you'll check my profile you will see that at the moment I'm trying to wrap my head around this whole crypto madness that has taken the planet by storm, so if you'll check the thread I had just opened up you will notice what dumb, newbie questions I'm asking, but they're needed because cryptocurrencies sound so alien to me, so I appreciate it when someone explains it clearly.)
I'm glad that I could explain the footprints in a way that you could understand. Information needs to be served in small and understandable quantities so that everyone can get it, not just the experts in the field
terigaandmarumain
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There is no such thing as a 'web 2.0'