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Due to the appreciation of my last video, Noob Guide: How to find high DA expired domains for free, I'm here to share another video with the beginner SEOs of BHW. Again, a free method. I think I'm going to make it a routine to sit down for 15 minutes a couple times a week to record a video reflecting and teaching things I wish I known when I started back in 2009 when I hardly knew what a backlink was. Anyways, lets get into it.
Building fresh web 2.0s is actually less work than you're making it. Why not snag up a web 2.0 that already has some backlinks going to it to add some trust?
This method will require some manual labour and some time. I unfortunately didn't find anything in my first 10 minutes of searching, but the process is straightforward. You simply need to iterate each page on livejournal until you find one with backlinks.
This tutorial should be simple and easy to follow. Here is 10 minute of me rambling random pieces of knowledge, and I hope you find it helpful.
The advanced text editor I used:
Mac: http://www.sublimetext.com/
Windows: https://notepad-plus-plus.org/
On a side note, even though I'm a programmer and I could code something up to automate all of this, it really isn't required. It's not worth the time writing the code when it can be done at reasonable scale (500 URLs at a time) manually. Some beginners would sit and search for a software to do it for them, but that's not the best route in this case, even though I love automation.
Building fresh web 2.0s is actually less work than you're making it. Why not snag up a web 2.0 that already has some backlinks going to it to add some trust?
This method will require some manual labour and some time. I unfortunately didn't find anything in my first 10 minutes of searching, but the process is straightforward. You simply need to iterate each page on livejournal until you find one with backlinks.
This tutorial should be simple and easy to follow. Here is 10 minute of me rambling random pieces of knowledge, and I hope you find it helpful.
The advanced text editor I used:
Mac: http://www.sublimetext.com/
Windows: https://notepad-plus-plus.org/
On a side note, even though I'm a programmer and I could code something up to automate all of this, it really isn't required. It's not worth the time writing the code when it can be done at reasonable scale (500 URLs at a time) manually. Some beginners would sit and search for a software to do it for them, but that's not the best route in this case, even though I love automation.
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