[Method] 'You Are Leaving The Website' Do-Follow Backlink Trick

I have dozens of links like this on .gov sites. The problem is, most of these links are set as noindex and or very hard to index. I personally not using it as it's adding less value imo. But if anyone interested, I can share them all. :)

Can you please Pm me and share some links?
 
Replace domain.com with your own site.
Code:
http://pandora.nla.gov.au/external.html?link=www.domain.com
https://www.ibm.com/links/?cc=us&lc=en&prompt=1&url=//www.domain.com
https://water.weather.gov/ahps2/nwsexit.php?url=www.domain.com
https://www.polytrauma.va.gov/disclaimer.asp?url=http://www.domain.com
http://www.tc.faa.gov/content/leaving.asp?extlink=https://www.domain.com
https://www.transtats.bts.gov/exit.asp?url=www.domain.com
http://wireless.fcc.gov/cgi-bin/wtbbye.pl?www.domain.com
http://onlinemanuals.txdot.gov/help/urlstatusgo.html?url=www.domain.com



You can check site:domain.com/ to see if there are other links indexed or not, so you don't need to bother to index it if nothings indexed. :)

Are you using indexing service by any chance?

what kind of link do you put in there? moneysite, T1, T2, or T3?
Thanks ^_^
 
No this is not useless... why people say this doesn't provide anything?..
Have you ever wondered how backlinks of unknown origin or rather, "automatic origin" come to your traffic statistics?

Internet is not only human interaction. There are also countless automatic "entities" programmed online to copy and store any existing connection between each site on the Internet. In many cases this information is used to provide own content to many other sites. An example is those sites that automatically store the database of incoming and outgoing traffic from site to site. When that happend is almost sure to carry on with your LINK on a new domain/website.

This is 1998. You will not get any advantage from this. Do not waste your time.
This is gold if you know how to use. And it is in countless places and situations.
Don't believe me?... still thinking this is 1998??.. (wtf)

COPY AND PASTE IN YOUR URL BAR TO SEE THIS EXAMPLE:
Code:
https://accounts.youtube.com/accounts/SetSID?ilo=1&ils=789004884456513536-f8c8291cf305d72d4797853af546721a-789004884456513536&ilc=0&continue=https://appengine.google.com/_ah/logout?continue=https://docs.google.com/document/d/1vcrpq23XIsPMGPz-54fEo5Y_ouV_8Mlhyt70d3d3PfY/

(The more you enter the more you will force it's indexing, so I appreciate it).

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So the next time you review your incoming traffic and backlink reporting statistics you will know how those uknown backlinks were made.
 
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Hey, hey!

I am pretty sure that most of you have heard and have been using various codes and plugins for your website(s) to give your visitors warning when they are about to leave the website when clicking on any external link on your site, right? For example:

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The url structure of the website from the image above is: http://domain.com/redexit.cfm?link=http://blackhatworld.com

There are hundreds of these scripts and the thing about them is that with changing the naked link from the url and adding your own, it will redirect you to the same page but with your own website as a do-follow backlink (well, 2 backlinks: the naked url and the 'Continue' link).

It is pretty easy to find sites like these using various footprints (*cough*, *cough*, keep reading, *cough*, *cough*)

The website that I used as example is a .gov website and I don't feel like sharing it here. If you want the link, let me know and I'll send it to you via PM.

Have fun!

PM me the link please
 
Old but gold. Glad to know this is still in play.
 
This trick is called Cross-site Scripting (XSS).
I don't think this kind of link will be indexed by G.
They must be smarter than you think.

You can index them, but often just temporarily (and I am nowhere near OPs 30-40%).
All in all, these are 4th class backlinks. Often 302 redirects and Google for sure knows them.
I still use them but don´t rely on them. For other footprints just google as follows:

inurl:"netsoltrademark.php?d="
inurl:"jump.php?"
inurl:"windowsjump.asp?"
inurl:"gotourl.php?url="
inurl:"wtbbye.pl?"
inurl:"goodbye?"
inurl:"urlstatusgo.html?url="
inurl:"urm.aspx?url="
inurl:"external.html?link="
inurl:"redirect.php"
inurl:"/weblink/?dest="
inurl:"frame.cgi?url="
inurl:"leavesite.aspx?url="
inurl:"out.php?link="

and many more...
 
I think these links, especially the edu ones, work great if you link to more serious sources, like academia.edu blogs. Especially if you share this on social media, or in a body of text together with another .edu article-page link from the same edu website.
 
This technique used to be called exploit links. It used to be quite popular on GSA Ser and other link building tools years back. It’s not very effective anymore and very difficult to index.
 
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