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Get Free BackLinks w/o rel=”nofollow”
The quick and clean way to is to post on blogs. The below are possible excuses made by an unbelieving webmaster: All blogs have the rel=”nofollow” on their blogs. Not all — that’s what the list below...
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Buy 100’s of .edu & .gov Links
I just received an email from the site (or was forwarded it) from the site I discussed earlier for selling .edu links. It appears that a third party (SEOer) is involved in the project and has some...
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The Mass-Accumulation of *.EDU Backlinks
Okay, there’s an obsession with *.edu backlinks — and I’m here to fill that void. Essentially, this will be a tutorial on how to find .edu/.gov backlinks (nothing too fancy). Be forewarned, the last...
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How to Find the Number of Incoming Links/Backlinks
Attention: This is a fairly basic post about SEO When trying to find the number of backlinks that are pointing to your site, it is important note that search engines don’t tell you exactly which links...
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Google & Yahoo: How to Stop Internal Duplicate Content
I’m slightly surprised, but both Google and Yahoo decided to tell webmasters how they can prevent onsite duplicate content issues. Both sites published the posts about 15 minutes apart; perhaps this...
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Most Ambitious Comment Spam – Ever
I’ve decided I need at least two useless post on this blog – so here’s another. So, on an old auto-blog, I got the following comment (surprisingly, not being stopped by Akismet): This guy surely has...
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