Mark07 you could to give me one list of social bookmarks that pass the pagerank.

Originally Posted by best-online

Mark07 you could to give me one list of social bookmarks that pass the pagerank.

You can check the PR of this profile page on Digg which passes the PR value to the given link on the page. There are several other profiles which have a decent PR of 5 and above also which would be beneficial for the link present on that particular page.
digg / riktam

BTW in my earlier post I was pointing towards the backlink and the traffic which is acquired from the social bookmarking sites and not the PR.

i like jason profit moffat way for the ninja backlinking, and it still works

so if you want it you will have to pay im not gunna reveal it here. he would frown apon this.

More ideas on gaining free one-way backlinks

Originally Posted by GeorgeB

3 way link exchanges work well for me both in terms of traffic and SEO.

They're non-reciprocal looking so no issue there.

4 ways are even better.

How do you keep track of those links? (checking if they are still linking to your site) I know some softwares do check the back links if you exchanged the link (2 way) but I haven't come across with the system which keeps track of 3-4 way links... If you know one, please let me know.

a down to earth tips

well im fairly new to all this so it has helped me a lot. im currently trying to SEO e-rants.co.uk and i seem to be getting nowhere

meh its only day 3 i suppose

Originally Posted by John eldwin

I used SmartPageRank.com to analyze my site and it has been a great tool to check the Page Rank from multiple datacenter. It also displays no. of backlinks in Google, Yahoo, MSN, Dmoz Links with Alexa traffic ranking. The tool also estimates the market value of your site & will automatically send email if PR gets updated.

Will somebody please get rid of this guy? This is like the third time he's plugged his site and he's only got 4 posts, this is not "contributing" to the forum.

Interesting..I'm a Newbie and I had posted here a while back, I had a couple of domain names in the signature. I looked on Estibot and it said it had 2 back links and they pointed to this website. Question..If a website offers you a link that you can place on your website--once you place that link on your website and someone visits your website and clicks on that link..Does that create a back link for you and only for them? I have a think like that in my signature below. :blush:

Nice. Thanks for the read.

Thanks for the read. Will try some of the ideas.

Hello

That is very good read. It is professionally well written for new comers as well as experts. I like the quality of articles and has been always influenced by it.

Steve

thanks for the tips

Thumps up Lee! Very useful article! Thanks for sharing

Here is a good tip that has worked quite well for me.

Find a good blog relevant to your content ( i search bloglines.com )

Email the blogger and ask if you can do a guest post. Make something informative regarding your industry, niche, then put some nice keyword links in the article - Everyone i've done so far has kept all my links in the article.

Somethings to note:

1) Make it informational - easy to ready, short 500 to 600 words
2) Don't overdo the linking in your post, 3, max 4 links per post.
3) Make it pertain to the blogger audience, IE: if your niche is on widgets and the blog you are targetting frequently writes about blue and grey widgets then make your post geared towards blue and grey widgets

Great Bonuses.....
1) Generally blogs have higher PR (not that big of a deal w/ me but helps)
2) Blogs get indexed really fast by google, i **heard** as fast as 15 minutes after the post
3) Google values blog links (not sure for how much longer however)
4) You get a great, RELEVANT, contextual links
5) I've seen traffic driven from the post to my site quite often, its great because generally the guest post is free, you get backlinks and relevant interested users reading it and visiting your site.


Thats my tip!!! Hope it helps.

- Loren

i got traffic with my Saint Tail site (an anime site) all I did is exchange link =)
and I have joined web rings. I got 35,590 visitors on my site now!

great results, i guess that I go against the grain here!

Some people just want to flog and get their site out there and rely on quantity i.e. the more links out there the better, while this is partly true I believe more in......

QUALITY

getting better higher linked pages from others that listed high in the serp's that way you will get more chance of getting lots of traffic.

again too, if you want heaps of traffic make sure your ads or headlines are not lame and boring.

just my two cents.

I love the fact that I've visited this link and the google image ad that came up was one offering '500 links for next to nothing $$$'

Bearing in mind Google's current stance on paid links this is classic. As long as it's revenue for them then advertisers can virtually do no wrong.

I notice that TLA are banished from the SERPs for 'text links' so I bet they pay a fortune in adsense each month.

great tips everyone. going to try some of these.

Investing to build a network of sites/blogs on your niche can turn out to be a one way link producing machine later on.