This is the question that plagues webmasters out there. How do I get backlinks, that are relevant to my site and are not no-follow.
Well you may have started to notice that there are a number of no-follow search engines that make use of the Google custom search. Here is a couple…
http://www.backlinkspot.com/
http://www.commenthunt.com/
These two links allow you to search for your term and will hopefully take you straight to the blog post where you can comment and get a free backlink. Great I here you say and for a number of my readers, they will now be searching on these and adding comments. But there is more to come….
The next essential tool is SeoQuake. This handy little tool will tell you various details about the pages you are visiting or about to visit. For example page rank, alexa rank etc. all sorts of useful information about the quality of the page. These details are also listed in the search results. So if your niche is “Making Money” you can now search for that term and find out how good the page is before you click on it. Allowing you to quickly find quality results, related to your niche, to comment on.
Note: For some reason Google Custom Search goes to /cse for the first page, then /custom. SeoQuake only picks up the /custom so you may need to click next then previous to get the extra information.
If anyone knows of anymore no-follow custom search engines please post in the comments.
Well you may have started to notice that there are a number of no-follow search engines that make use of the Google custom search. Here is a couple…
http://www.backlinkspot.com/
http://www.commenthunt.com/
These two links allow you to search for your term and will hopefully take you straight to the blog post where you can comment and get a free backlink. Great I here you say and for a number of my readers, they will now be searching on these and adding comments. But there is more to come….
The next essential tool is SeoQuake. This handy little tool will tell you various details about the pages you are visiting or about to visit. For example page rank, alexa rank etc. all sorts of useful information about the quality of the page. These details are also listed in the search results. So if your niche is “Making Money” you can now search for that term and find out how good the page is before you click on it. Allowing you to quickly find quality results, related to your niche, to comment on.
Note: For some reason Google Custom Search goes to /cse for the first page, then /custom. SeoQuake only picks up the /custom so you may need to click next then previous to get the extra information.
If anyone knows of anymore no-follow custom search engines please post in the comments.
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