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Are the ones you make yourself. They are the ones that are quality, and have effort put into them. Therefore, they most likely do not get deleted.

There are lots of good ways to find places to make potent backlinks. I have been using this method personally for the past couple of days putting in manual work on some backlinks.

Use footprints to find places that you can add a backlink. Such as: "keyword" + "powered by vbulletin".

The blogs you can find using that footprint is awesome. It is basically the best type of blog comments you can get. Most of the blogs I found have anti-bot questions, to prevent bots from spamming. These are awesome captchas for humans because they ask questions that only humans would know. Spend a hour or so just registering and adding blog comments to all of the results, and every day you will see you have 15-20 targetted backlinks.

The links you can find are also 100% keyword targetted, because it already has that content. I just register to each site, write a 100 word article on each one of the blog comments, and throw my anchor links in there. Thus, it is quality content that has 100% readability, and they will stick.

Then blast the shit out of those with xrumer and scrapebox. And viola, you have made your own good links.
 
Question: when you make the comments and blast your comments with xrumer and scrape box, please elaborate. You create replies to your comments for additional back links using scrape box and xrumer? If you own different web sites do you use those URL or o up use your main URL with the anchor link back link?
 
Question: when you make the comments and blast your comments with xrumer and scrape box, please elaborate. You create replies to your comments for additional back links using scrape box and xrumer? If you own different web sites do you use those URL or o up use your main URL with the anchor link back link?

Vbulletin has the ability to create blogs. People make blog posts, and you can manually register to the site, and drop a blog comment with your link. Most of the websites allow you to use HTML, and the blog posts are usually never spammed. Beside whoever created the blog post I guess. You can always make your own blog posts as well.
 
Vbulletin has the ability to create blogs. People make blog posts, and you can manually register to the site, and drop a blog comment with your link. Most of the websites allow you to use HTML, and the blog posts are usually never spammed. Beside whoever created the blog post I guess. You can always make your own blog posts as well.

Gotcha, I assumed you created the article and commented yourself...thanks for the clariication.
 
Are the ones you make yourself. They are the ones that are quality, and have effort put into them. Therefore, they most likely do not get deleted.

There are lots of good ways to find places to make potent backlinks. I have been using this method personally for the past couple of days putting in manual work on some backlinks.

Use footprints to find places that you can add a backlink. Such as: "keyword" + "powered by vbulletin".

The blogs you can find using that footprint is awesome. It is basically the best type of blog comments you can get. Most of the blogs I found have anti-bot questions, to prevent bots from spamming. These are awesome captchas for humans because they ask questions that only humans would know. Spend a hour or so just registering and adding blog comments to all of the results, and every day you will see you have 15-20 targetted backlinks.

The links you can find are also 100% keyword targetted, because it already has that content. I just register to each site, write a 100 word article on each one of the blog comments, and throw my anchor links in there. Thus, it is quality content that has 100% readability, and they will stick.

Then blast the shit out of those with xrumer and scrapebox. And viola, you have made your own good links.

Good one.
 
Good but in this case you will see that most of them are forums. and for some of the keywords there are not more forums. and i also notice that in most of the cases the comment is closed. So what do you say about this?
 
Good but in this case you will see that most of them are forums. and for some of the keywords there are not more forums. and i also notice that in most of the cases the comment is closed. So what do you say about this?
For my keyword, I am getting many many results with comments open. I guess it just depends.

If the comments are closed, your best bet is just making a new blog post. You always have that choice to either drop a comment with your link in it, or just start a whole new blog post directly.

The only reason I like using the blog comments is because someone has already posted the article.
 
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