21 Places To Post Content With DoFollow Links
June 3rd, 2009 Ryan Jones
update: I should have seen this a mile away, but the comments section of this post is NOT one of the good places to post your links. Please stop trying – they get nofollowed anyway.
Caution: This post is somewhat grey-hat SEO.
Linkbuilding in SEO has gotten harder and harder. It used to be that everybody had a links page and was more than happy to trade. Then directories came about, then social media.
Those days are over. Nobody has a links page anymore, directories are pretty useless, and most social media sites have gone to digg style bars or started using the rel=nofollow tag.
So where does a shady SEO practictioner go to get links to his site? Blogs and other content hosting sites!
Here’s a list of 21 places you can post your own content complete with links that do not receive a nofollow tag. Many of these places are content hosting sites, so you’d be best to write some unique content for each. A few are profile sites that let you list URLs.
Of course, after this post that may change, so your mileage my vary. Good luck:
Identity.net
WordPress
Weebly
Voovi
Blogspot
Multiply
Squidoo
Blog.com
Blogr
Ning
LiveJournal
Quizilla
Beklo
Blogs.ie
Tumblr
Insane Journal
Blogsome
Sampa
Terapad
MTV
edublogs
* disclosure: I used to work for Identity.net. I’m not saying spam them, but if you have a site, by all means go create a profile there about yourself and list your site in it as a URL.
There you go. Create 21 unique blog posts are articles with links and start spamming away.
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2 Comments
1. uuk | June 3rd, 2009 at 5:42 pm
hmmm…
thanks for the info..
2. Alexander | June 9th, 2009 at 3:44 am
You see, this is what’s killing the internet.
SEO spamming is basically a knotweed choking the life out of what was once a useful, entertaining, challenging place.
There’s no difference between this kind of content-generation and the old link farms of old – neither contributes anything to the internet, or human knowledge, or personal expression, and makes it harder to find a sincere voice out there.
I’ll be glad when we run out of IP addresses and can turn the fucking internet off.