[Method] How to get backlink from Wikipedia?

Overall what I understood the domain should be at least 2 years old and must have published hundreds of articles based on that niche. And Placed link should be redirected to the article page, not the home page.
 
This nofollow thing is somewhat controversial to me. I am actually ranking on the 3rd page of Google (US) (22 to be exact) with just 2 backlinks from wikipedia. (en and id), even with this new google update.

It is a homepage, with only probably around 80 words on it, accompanying with about 20 newest post with brief context.

Keyword is 301k searches a month, difficulty is 78 according to kwfinder.

My site is already 2 years old.

Im guessing wiki links, even though its nofollow, Google really does give you a big trust factor for it, or Im just lucky :)
what niche is that ,because a lot of niches don't appear when i make searches
 
Could it work to place a link to an article on a parasite like Medium? They can't ban that domain :)
 
Thanks for the guide... what do you suggest about removing not a dead link but a live link? what can happen if one will remove a live link from a Wiki page?
 
Could it work to place a link to an article on a parasite like Medium? They can't ban that domain :)
I did it the same day and it still holds (ok, just 10 days passed). The article has been revisited and changed several times since then by others, but they didn't delete my edit. I posted link to a Medium page, that links to my money site. Medium should thank me for raising its DA :)
 
Hello BHW,
I am back with "How to get backlink from Wikipedia?"

IT'S A NOFOLLOW BACKLINK

Go here -
https://www.wikipedia.org
And click "English"

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Now click "create account"

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Complete all the information required. And verify your email address.

You will see this page:-

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Now open a new tab and use this search stream.

site:wikipedia.org “your keyword” intext:”dead link”

For ex- "tourism" is our keyword.

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And we will research "dead link" opportunity with the article marked in the image above.

After the article is opened, press "Ctrl" + "F"

And we found something...............

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We found a dead link source.

Click "edit source"


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After clicking "edit source" --- you will see a pop-up.

Click "Start editing"

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After that, just press "Ctrl" + "F"

and search "dead link"

The term will be highlighted.

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Now just replace the dead link with your article URL and change the dead URL title with your title.

and also remove everything after that in that complete code. Below is what I removed --

{{dead link|date=October 2016 |bot=InternetArchiveBot |fix-attempted=yes }}

After that, click "Publish Changes"


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You may need to solve a captcha.



End Result:-


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NOTE:-

Wikipedia is very strict with promotion and ads.
So please think twice before you try getting a backlink from Wikipedia.
Wonder that is it stil work for this method?
 
It still works guys.
 
i can't edit any dead link
 

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Hey Black Hatters ;).
I’ve published a legit fresh page on Wikipedia, which has been in review for over a month.
Anyone here how to accelerate that review process?
There are still 2.5k articles in queue before my page gets reviewed ...
 
Is it better to create a user or can I just do it as a visitor?
Reason why I ask is that you can see the edit history of a user or IP address. So potentially I could edit 10 pages with 10 different IPs and let's say 20% links stick, while the other links get removed. If I use the same IP or username, the person removing my link on one page may look at my edit history, find other links edited and remove also that 20% that would have otherwise be still there. Hope I explained well what I mean.
I write medical articles which are accurate and do not promote anything. I use medical textbooks and research papers as sources. But in the past, when I tried to edit wikipedia to place a link to my article as external sources it was removed for "spam", which definitely was not.
Now 2 years later I want to try again, but don't want to be labeled as a spammer.
Thanks
 
This nofollow thing is somewhat controversial to me. I am actually ranking on the 3rd page of Google (US) (22 to be exact) with just 2 backlinks from wikipedia. (en and id), even with this new google update.

It is a homepage, with only probably around 80 words on it, accompanying with about 20 newest post with brief context.

Keyword is 301k searches a month, difficulty is 78 according to kwfinder.

My site is already 2 years old.

Im guessing wiki links, even though its nofollow, Google really does give you a big trust factor for it, or Im just lucky :)
You are not just lucky those no-follow links still tells google your site is worth a look.
 
I have tried to do this, but almost gets deleted by the mods and they also ban the account
 
Is it still working?? any idea to avoid bans?
 
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