Unlimited .EDU links for 2009

antx16 · Dec 31, 2008

Here you go guys just type in this text in your favourite search engine , create an account put your link in your profile and you have some serious link juice for your sites

Code:

site:edu inurl:login (Create an account)

adalin · Jan 2, 2009

Another version of finding .edu links. Thanks will definately use this.

BuzzKill · Jan 2, 2009

Are you finding many that you can create an account with and actually post something on a page that is accessible ? I checked 15 or 20 and they all require some sort of student or faculty credentials.

antx16 · Jan 2, 2009

BuzzKill said:
Are you finding many that you can create an account with and actually post something on a page that is accessible ? I checked 15 or 20 and they all require some sort of student or faculty credentials.

Hi Buzzkill then try this one then this should make it a little easier for you as you are having a few problems

Code:

site:edu "powered by vbulletin"

4wanglah · Jan 2, 2009

Some more for you guys. Dont spam it..use it sparingly..

Code:

inurl:.edu/phpbb2

28K Results

Thanks if you like it

antx16 · Jan 2, 2009

This one is a beauty but because i feel in a good mood go get some links but do not spam the arse out of them

Code:

inurl:.edu/ (Powered by Invision Power Board)

richjerkoff · Jan 5, 2009

Here's one I figured out

Code:

site:edu "powered by SMF"

dirtysecret · Jan 7, 2009

I've seen many similar threads to this, but have some Qs that our more experienced may know the answer to.

1.) How do you modify the query submitted by the users in thread to make sure that they are actually "dofollows"

2.) In your experience, should you be posting on a forum/blog/whatever somewhat relevant to your site or does it not matter?

ezytrak · Jan 7, 2009

Been doing this for a while with some success, great post

Buddym · Jan 7, 2009

dirtyc said:
I've seen many similar threads to this, but have some Qs that our more experienced may know the answer to.

1.) How do you modify the query submitted by the users in thread to make sure that they are actually "dofollows"

2.) In your experience, should you be posting on a forum/blog/whatever somewhat relevant to your site or does it not matter?

Good question! I like to know that also.

4wanglah · Jan 8, 2009

dirtyc said:
I've seen many similar threads to this, but have some Qs that our more experienced may know the answer to.

1.) How do you modify the query submitted by the users in thread to make sure that they are actually "dofollows"

2.) In your experience, should you be posting on a forum/blog/whatever somewhat relevant to your site or does it not matter?

Mostly the forums are ********...
If you are not sure they are do follow or not, use this tool to check if they are do follow or not..

Code:

http://www.quirk.biz/searchstatus/

Please make sure you dont spam the thread.. Just with registration is enough and put your website URL while registering on the site.

With only one .edu link is good enough because THEY ARE AUTHORITY SITE...

So, after you register on one site, move on to the other site.. Dont bother replying to the thread..

Cheers
Maddy

dirtysecret · Jan 9, 2009

4wanglah said:
Mostly the forums are ********...
So, after you register on one site, move on to the other site.. Dont bother replying to the thread..

I guess you're saying that the profile pages get indexed, just put your backlink in your sig? Thus no reason to need to post in an actual thread. Correct?

4wanglah · Jan 10, 2009

dirtyc said:
I guess you're saying that the profile pages get indexed, just put your backlink in your sig? Thus no reason to need to post in an actual thread. Correct?

We have website option while doing the registration..So, it will show up on the profile..

Yes..That is it..You simply get your profile index by "digg"ing that page..

Read Another thread of antx16 wrote about how to index faster in search engine,,

pm_money · Jan 11, 2009

I've been doing this for a while now, and it works good. Some of my sites are ranked within the top 3 spots for some very competitave keywords

Jakai · Jan 12, 2009

great post thanks, i specially like the invision powered forums they seem to be the easiest to register

Jakai · Jan 12, 2009

4wanglah said:
We have website option while doing the registration..So, it will show up on the profile..

Yes..That is it..You simply get your profile index by "digg"ing that page..

Read Another thread of antx16 wrote about how to index faster in search engine,,

in case anybody else was looking, said post is here:

hxxp://wwwDOTblackhatworldDOTcom/blackhat-seo/blogging/45507-how-get-indexed-quickly-google

sorry about gay url, not enough posts for me

fizfaziq · Jan 12, 2009

great share.. thanks.. profile page got indexed by search engine.. but if we do some post in their forum, I think it's even better.. try to post on popular thread.. it will increase the link juice to our site.. but do not spam or else your account will be deleted..

thestupid · Jan 12, 2009

will signature do the work?

tonlilaz · Jan 12, 2009

it should work...if they allow it.

that smiley trick that was posted a while back should work

dynamicvb · Jan 13, 2009

This is a cool little trick. Need to find some methods to make this better. I noticed a lot of these board seems dead so we may need to help them out and submit the profile pages to get a little more juice.

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