Comments on: Could You Use 66 DIY Do Follow Backlinks From High PR Sites?

By: Ben

Ben — Sat, 21 Nov 2009 19:18:54 +0000

Create great content and post it on your website. When you have great content on your website, you entice other webmasters to share your content on their sites by providing a link back to you Admin: Thanks for the fresh content but this comment doesn’t pass our Comment Policy Guidelines

By: Al@High PR Backlinks

Al@High PR Backlinks — Wed, 11 Nov 2009 17:03:19 +0000

I find most sites are nofollow now. this is one of the rare ones. :) That's an interesting idea forcing people to make a comment 150 count long. A lot of people post short one sentance comments. Admin: Comment does not pass our Comment Policy Guidelines

By: Jim Clary

Jim Clary — Tue, 27 Oct 2009 17:11:37 +0000

This is completely off topic but I hope it will get approved. Help raise money for cancer research, read my last blog post to find out how. It is not everyday that you find a way to help using only your time and no money. I went to your DoFollow Website and what a great deal. I am going to apply. Admin: Comment does not pass our Comment Policy Guidelines

By: Scott@Chicago Business Attorney

Scott@Chicago Business Attorney — Fri, 09 Oct 2009 21:24:50 +0000

That is a great deal in terms of what you are paying per link. How many high ranking sites would you say are available on that site? Would you say the majority of link are PR above1?

Admin: I have sell or buy links

By: James@Travel Directory

James@Travel Directory — Tue, 06 Oct 2009 15:06:49 +0000

I’m interested in this, whether via the free beta or the paid version. Unless I’m mistaken this is similar to Angela Edwards and PJ’s backlinks – is that right? Both those methods have had good reports, but I think part of the problem is that the information from those systems was leaked to non-subscribers, leading to lots of sites on the lists removing the ability to get backlinks. Hopefully we won’t see history repeated and the information prov

Admin: James, Yes this program is similar to those programs that you mentioned. I have studied these programs for months and I have learned from their mistakes and from what they did correctly. I have taken steps to avoid these mistakes by limiting the membership and who can get in.

This program is based on not just getting links but it is about providing quality content to these sites. This assures that the links will stay. I have no desire to send link whores to these sites!!!!!!!!!

Having said that I can not link to your directory as it does not allow the use of keywords in the title field. You must remember I’m an SEO guy and I never waste the businesses name in the title field.

By: Christian@maclaren Pushchairs

Christian@maclaren Pushchairs — Tue, 06 Oct 2009 10:24:54 +0000

Hi Tucson,

We set up our niche ecommerce store a couple of months ago and I have been painstakingly approaching the right kind of link partners, writing articles and attempting to get ourselves out there as much as possible on the forums and blogs.

I do have a slight phobia of social bookmarking as Im none to aware of how it works or the right way to go about it. I would be more than grateful to take part in your program should you have space.

This reminds me of the “pay it forward” principle, which was a cracking film with the littel Hayley Joel Osmen in it. Give it a watch if your have time.

Enthusiastically

Regards

Christian

By: Russ

Russ — Tue, 29 Sep 2009 19:56:43 +0000

Sounds like a great program for sure. I am interested in checking it out for sure… Links are definetly worth having a campaign and building on a weekly basis. It takes time and effort.

By: Dominika@vegetable gardening

Dominika@vegetable gardening — Sat, 26 Sep 2009 15:07:00 +0000

This program seems to be an interesting project. I hope it works out and the participants play fair. I have problems with proper use of social media, they seem a bit confusing and overwhelming. I would sure appreciate a few tips.
I’m interested in beta testing, if the offer still stands.

By: Greg 'Glug' Waterman

Greg 'Glug' Waterman — Fri, 25 Sep 2009 22:32:47 +0000

I recently retired and have spent the past three months learning the ins and outs of Internet marketing. I’ve found the most important tenet is ‘Friendship Before Business’.
Interestingly, this is what commerce was like 150 years ago – when all stores were neighborhood stores, before the advent of mass advertising, chains of stores, etc.
I like this philosophy. It encourages you to make friends with others from all over the world, encourages understanding among different cultures and – to put it bluntly – makes it so the most important things in life have to be your first priority. Which is how it should be.

By: mark@Bunn Coffee Filters

mark@Bunn Coffee Filters — Thu, 24 Sep 2009 21:40:29 +0000

I am so looking forward to this! I have been swamped, but this is at the top of my list. I do appreciate that you are looking for integrity with this program, especially to keep people from using it on multiple websites. You definitely do not want this program to be blocked as a result of people abusing it through spam.