Thread: [TUT] How to find unique EDU Backlinks

This is a little tutorial for you guys, hope you appreciate it, I will try my best to explain it

Ok so this is all about using search engines as tools. For this our example will be "Science".

Now we are going to go to google and type:

site:.edu inurl:Science "leave a comment" -"comments closed" -"you must be logged in to comment"


Now what this does is find sites which have a .edu extention with the word science in the domain name as well as anything with leave a comment on the page

Now theres another way to do this so that you don't have to have science in the domain

Code:

site:.edu "leave a comment" -"comments closed" -"you must be logged in to comment" "Keyword 1" "Keyword 2"

now every page with those keywords will show up too

Now think smart, don't go onto a science website and talk about tomato's. Make genuine comments and they will be approved quicker

Nice tip for those who are just starting out.

Make sure you put up a GOOD comment...relevant to the discussion or article and not too short...
I've received many compliments from edu and gov site owners for adding value to the conversation.
Next step is negotiating a guest post on their site....JUICEH !!!

Andre

Originally Posted by econtinue

Nice tip for those who are just starting out.

Make sure you put up a GOOD comment...relevant to the discussion or article and not too short...
I've received many compliments from edu and gov site owners for adding value to the conversation.
Next step is negotiating a guest post on their site....JUICEH !!!

Andre

Thanks for your feedback I thought as I was going to be staying here for QUITE SOME TIME that I'd try helping out

Nice to see you plan on staying here...
Keep posting tips like these...even if they're not your own...

You'll have a great time on this forum.
Andre

so if i change the 'edu' word to 'gov', i will get the links from gov also? so andre do you do the blog commenting campaign by yourself or you hired someone to do that

site:.gov

will produce .gov extensions So yes then is correct

Originally Posted by franberries

so if i change the 'edu' word to 'gov', i will get the links from gov also? so andre do you do the blog commenting campaign by yourself or you hired someone to do that

I do it myself. If you pick the quality blogs to post on you don't need as many comments to get the wanted effect.
I do only a few a week...sometimes a few every day.

Andre

Originally Posted by econtinue

I do it myself. If you pick the quality blogs to post on you don't need as many comments to get the wanted effect.
I do only a few a week...sometimes a few every day.

Andre

so what tips do you implement when selecting quality blog? let me guess low OBL and high PR? or plus high traffic or relevancy.

Originally Posted by franberries

so what tips do you implement when selecting quality blog? let me guess low OBL and high PR? or plus high traffic or relevancy.

All of them.

Of course sometimes you can't get a high PR I usually use keywords to find relevancy, and using the technique above you will find OBL sites.
As for the high traffic thats just a bonus

This is great for newcomers. There are a lot of other footprints you can search with thought to find some great blogs. Andre made a good point in adding value. Always comment something relevant and try to make it an interesting, informative post and try to give something back. Don't just do the "great post, thanks for sharing" as that gets deleted almost instantly.

even though i know this precious method, sometimes my fingers are so lazy to click through one by one, page by page checking which site the best, are there any easy way to harvest quality site without getting your hand dirty? sorry for the disturbing question ok, ok i'll go one by one and page by page

Originally Posted by franberries

even though i know this precious method, sometimes my fingers are so lazy to click through one by one, page by page checking which site the best, are there any easy way to harvest quality site without getting your hand dirty? sorry for the disturbing question ok, ok i'll go one by one and page by page

I may possibly be making a tool for this Only for finding links though. not for posting comments ^.^

Originally Posted by franberries

even though i know this precious method, sometimes my fingers are so lazy to click through one by one, page by page checking which site the best, are there any easy way to harvest quality site without getting your hand dirty? sorry for the disturbing question ok, ok i'll go one by one and page by page

ScrapeBox can scrape a huge amount of links. The only downside is that it takes a while to go through all the links to check them for quality. Everything is done automatically so it's just a waiting game.

Originally Posted by AnotherIdol

ScrapeBox can scrape a huge amount of links. The only downside is that it takes a while to go through all the links to check them for quality. Everything is done automatically so it's just a waiting game.

The only issue with ScrapeBox is that it can give alot of junk. So alot of newbies buy it and don't really understand the technique behind it

now i know why people want to sell their edu/gov list it is really tedious work to find good quality of link by clicking page by page

Originally Posted by franberries

so what tips do you implement when selecting quality blog? let me guess low OBL and high PR? or plus high traffic or relevancy.

Relevancy is one of my success pillars...I always try to find relevant, quality content blogs.

Andre