HerzoG
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- Dec 31, 2009
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Hey everyone,
Here's a quick guide for finding unlimited .edu links. .edu links are pretty powerful for ranking your websites but don't go over board. These 3 methods will help you find thousands and thousands of .edu blogs and forums and discussion boards that you can use today.
Some guidelines for the best success:
1. Only get 1 backlink from each site or blog. You will have an unlimited amount to use so why risk getting your links deleted or flagged as spam?
2. Don't build up too many over a short period of time. This is especially true for new websites. Mix it up with some normal links and you will be grand.
3. Try to not be too generic with your blog comments. Add something to the topic and it will stay good for years to come.
Method 1
Search the string below for 490,000 .edu blogs.
Method 2
The next search string can uncover some moodle edu websites. Create your account, edit your profile and add your anchor text backlink.
Method 3
Heres another one that brings up some more .edu sites
So thats it, some simple methods you can use straight away. Any .edu backlink is a good backlink. I suggest you change the amount of google results displayed by clicking 'advanced search', load up the SEO quake firefox addon and sort them by descending PR.
For those that have scrapebox, just use the custom footprint scraper. Check the PR and export them to excel. Inside excel you can easily sort them by descending PR.
Another handy firefox addon to check out is 'no ********'. This will help you see if your links are no follow or do follow but do remember that every link is valuable...especially every .edu link, regardless of PR or nofollow tags.
Almost forget, don't forget to ping your links to make sure google actually picks up on them. This tool looks ideal
Have fun! I'm aware that these are some pretty basic techniques and nothing revolutionary but I'm sure theres folks that will find this helpful
Cheers
Here's a quick guide for finding unlimited .edu links. .edu links are pretty powerful for ranking your websites but don't go over board. These 3 methods will help you find thousands and thousands of .edu blogs and forums and discussion boards that you can use today.
Some guidelines for the best success:
1. Only get 1 backlink from each site or blog. You will have an unlimited amount to use so why risk getting your links deleted or flagged as spam?
2. Don't build up too many over a short period of time. This is especially true for new websites. Mix it up with some normal links and you will be grand.
3. Try to not be too generic with your blog comments. Add something to the topic and it will stay good for years to come.
Method 1
Search the string below for 490,000 .edu blogs.
Code:
site:.edu inurl:blog "post a comment" -"you must be logged in" -"comments closed"
The next search string can uncover some moodle edu websites. Create your account, edit your profile and add your anchor text backlink.
Code:
site:.edu inurl:login "login here using your username"
Heres another one that brings up some more .edu sites
Code:
site:.edu "leave a reply" "Name (required)"
For those that have scrapebox, just use the custom footprint scraper. Check the PR and export them to excel. Inside excel you can easily sort them by descending PR.
Another handy firefox addon to check out is 'no ********'. This will help you see if your links are no follow or do follow but do remember that every link is valuable...especially every .edu link, regardless of PR or nofollow tags.
Almost forget, don't forget to ping your links to make sure google actually picks up on them. This tool looks ideal
Code:
http://www.blackhatworld.com/blackhat-seo/member-downloads/152309-get-blogpinger-v2-0-very-easy-use.html
Have fun! I'm aware that these are some pretty basic techniques and nothing revolutionary but I'm sure theres folks that will find this helpful
Cheers
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