My Method for Finding High PR Auto Approve Blogs For Commenting...

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On my downtime (which isn't often) I always spend some time finding auto approved, high PR blogs to comment on... here's how I do it; I'm sure there are better ways, but this seems to work for me:

I simply use Market Samurai. I go to a niche where a lot of serious professional marketers are competing for some very tough keywords. I figure they've done the hard work already for me.

I go to google, type in a keyword like "buy viagra" (for instance), and take note of a few sites on the first page.

I add the names of those sites into the SEO Competition of MS and analyze their backlinks! It takes only a minute to look down the list of thier 900 or so links. I check the high PR blogs that are listed (just click on the link provided), I copy them and generally, about 65% of them wind up being Auto Approve.

Not the most automated or high tech process in the world... but in an hour I can usually find 20 AA high PR blogs to put in my personal list.

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Hope this helps someone!
 
Gonna try this with scrapebox and see how it turns out, thanks man.
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thanks for sharing. I think this method works if you try to find lists of high PR forums as well.

Forums on top of google ( for any keywords ) should have high PR and good traffic

Cheers
 
interesting method i am going to test it today and share my feedback
 
yep that works for me too. i have been doing that for a year now. And it really works good. I also have another tool that spy on competitor site, which really works with MS.

Note:
-usually sites that are posted on the main page of a site are paid links so you can keep track of those site as well if you have future plan in doing premium buying of links.
-post on your competitors link backs as well.
-keep all your posted link as relevant as possible. so quantity is always equal to quality and vice versa.
 
I add the names of those sites into the SEO Competition of MS and analyze their backlinks! It takes only a minute to look down the list of thier 900 or so links. I check the high PR blogs that are listed (just click on the link provided), I copy them and generally, about 65% of them wind up being Auto Approve.

When you say analyze their backlinks what do you mean exactly?
How do you copy them?
Do you run them through scrapebox to find the high pr or is there a fast way?
 
Analyzing Backlinks - look at your competitors backlinks check its IP copy where they post them. Check what keyword they use for them to rank that high. Basically it means spy on them. :D
 
Yes, thats right... "spy on them". Couldn't have said it better myself!

In MS I simply click on "PR Analysis" from the drop down menu and that will show me the PR and address of up to 1,000 backlinks.

I click on them one at a time, make my comment, save the addy to notepad for future use, then rinse and repeat. Most are Auto Approve, if you are "spying" on a high ranking site in a competitive niche.

Its not automated... its not fast... but it gives great results.
 
This is a tried and tested method for obtaining backlinks. If you have only a handful of sites this method can easily replace any automated tools and provide significant power to your backlinking efforts (quality over quantity...). The key is to ensure your comment is sound and on topic and brings value to the page to ensure it sticks.

A great tool to help you in this endevour is Unique Article Wizard. Simply give it a keyword pertaining to the post and it will quickly provide you with a structured comment of value. The program pulls information from a variety of sources and therefore should provide a degree of uniqueness to your comment. I have been using it for many months now and as a result, my comments are well excepted and even to such an extent that blog owners return emails thanking me for the additional information....

Detective work + UAW = quality sustained backlinks.
 
I actually paid for MS and I find new ways to use it everyday. Thanks MagicMike.
 
Wouldn't the link: footprint in scrapebox do the same thing? Funny thing is, I have analysed backlinks for a particular viagra spammer and they are all no follow, strange...
 
most links of the sites selling viagra are no follow and the do follow ones mostly are paid links and on the blog roll...
 
most links of the sites selling viagra are no follow and the do follow ones mostly are paid links and on the blog roll...

Yes, I find this also. The sites ranking top for viagra are spamming no follow blogs, but have a few paid links, say 5% which are do follow links on blogs or paid links. And it's not like these links are high PR - maybe pr 0 - 3
 
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