I hope enjoyed this backlink trick!
As I mention in this affiliate marketing video it is important to create a diverse backlinking structure for your sites, as this looks more natural to Google and the other major search engines and will help you get higher search engine rankings.
Also getting links from government and education domains is also valuable, so do some hunting and create as many of this high quality backlinks as you can.
One thing to keep in mind when building this links, is that if they are on a PR 0 page, as long as it is in the forum thread itself it should be fine, in that your links will be discovered by Google eventually, however it’s not a bad idea to send some bookmark links or even RSS to a PR 0 page to help get the search engines attention quickly.
Just remember that this backlink trick is one of many that I use, so don’t rely on this trick alone but instead add it to the mix and keep building links, as the people that are patient and consistent with backlinking are the ones that win in the end, it reminds me of the tortoise and the hare children story I read at school!
Also please note that when commenting on forums you should always ensure that you add value to the forum by making a good comment and not spamming the forum for a link. If you are commenting in another language the Google translation tool can help you interpret the thread.
Enjoy!
"Thanks Matt, we just made our first sale!!
Hi Matt, Do you have somekind of Check list that you follow in order to make sure you complete the task that you are suggestion…..????? Thank You!
Matt Carter Reply:
July 5th, 2010 at 5:19 pm
Hey Anita
Yeah I have a detailed plan for my linking that I follow for all my sites and I encourage everyone to do this as it makes SEO easier to manage.
Thanks
Hey Matt
Great info here. Will certainly give this a try. Keep up the good work.
Peter
Matt Carter Reply:
July 5th, 2010 at 5:20 pm
Hey Peter
Glad you liked the video
Cheers
Matt
I reviewed the video and found it to be extremely interesting. I will definitely be giving it a try. Thanks Matt
Kelly
Matt Carter Reply:
July 5th, 2010 at 5:20 pm
Hey Kelly
Yeah give it a try and let me know how you go with it
Thanks
Matt
Thanks for the tip, Matt- can’t wait to try it out!
Mike
Matt Carter Reply:
July 6th, 2010 at 7:43 am
Hey Mike
No problem glad to be of help to you!
Cheers
Matt
I love your video, but I have a quick question. If I post on a forum that’s in another language will they not just delete my post since everything I post will be in english. Will there be a problem posting in english on these forums.
Matt Carter Reply:
July 6th, 2010 at 7:51 am
Hey Cyrus
I find a lot of these forums are not moderated very much
anyway, so my comments in English are sticking.
Thanks
Matt
Hi Matt,
Thanks for the quality instructional video. I can’t believe how willing you are to help folks try to improve their IM business. You could easily send out an email but you take the time to create the video. I recently heard about this but not pertaining to foreign entities. As usual you are thinking outside the box and one step ahead of others. Thanks for sharing and caring.
Derek,
Concord, NC
Thanks Matt,
Very interesting technique.
Was wondering are all Government links created equal as far as Google is concerned. In other words would I get much favorable results from say a US Gov link vs. China Gov. Link?
Dan
Matt i gotta say, since i bought your back linking video course along with rapid re writer, SEO is no longer a mystery.
And yes, detailing all your work in excel makes life a whole lot easier.
Matt Carter Reply:
July 6th, 2010 at 8:30 am
Hey Thomas,
That’s great news Thomas, I am sure you will be driving loads of free traffic now! Once you get the hang of SEO
online marketing becomes much easier.
Thanks
Matt
Great information again Matt, love the strategies here, cant wait to get craking into this one, and so much SEO info and thats what Im so interested in most. Cheers Karen..
Great video Matt, Thanks!
Been doing something similar for a while and it works great.
By the way, if anyone wants to test whether or not irrelevant links hurt your site, feel free to use my site as a tester and link away
Matt Carter Reply:
July 6th, 2010 at 9:19 am
Hey Charles
That’s funny man, ha ha, yeah feel welcome to backlink to me too!!
Cheers
Matt
Outstanding! I’m really glad I found you the other day.
Now — what about the language difference (in formulating your reply)? Does that Google toolbar take care of the translation of site and then your English – Vietnamese, or do you use Yahoo BabelFish? Or do you make no effort to make any sense, or — ??
Wow! Excellent tip. As always, your videos are clear and concise. Thanks for all you do to help all of us.
Matt Carter Reply:
July 6th, 2010 at 9:37 am
Hey CeeJay
Great to hear from you and thanks for stopping by
Thanks
Matt
Hi Matt,
Very interesting video. I’m a little confused as to how you would actually leave a comment.
Would it be a good idea to look up an online Vietnamese phrase book and try to create a decent comment? I understand that most people are just leaving English comments but I don’t want my comments to get deleted if I do the work.
Thanks,
Mark
Matt Carter Reply:
July 6th, 2010 at 9:40 am
Hey Mark
That’s a great comment there. To be brutally honest with you, I just get my link builders to comment in English, as I have found that these kind of sites are not moderated very much at all, and most times the links sticks. I think English speaking sites are more used to SPAM so they are on the look out more for it.
Hope that helps, let me know how you go with it.
Thanks
Matt
Thanks Matt. You can bet this will be implemented this very week. I have often thought relevancy when backinking was over estimated. I couldn’t quite figure why I thought that and my testing seemingly confirmed the thought. Now I do know why I thought as I do. Thanx.
Matt Carter Reply:
July 6th, 2010 at 9:41 am
Hey Don
Yeah relevancy with Google seems to have little effect. Glad to hear you are testing stuff though, that’s very clever!
Cheers
Matt
Thanks Matt! How many links do you think is sufficient for .edu and .gov to each site? Is 10 each plenty? Also, as far as the language translator, I right click to the section that shows the ‘view page source’ and click on ‘page info’ and click on ‘translate’.
Also, listed below is a site I will share that many may not know about where you can create an account and list your sites and the info about theme. The address is: http://www.agilemarks.com, and it has a PR of 2.
Matt Carter Reply:
July 6th, 2010 at 9:43 am
Hey Linda
Its difficult to say how many edu and gov links you need, as every keyword is different, but all I do is build as many as I can find.
Thanks for the added info you provided also
CHeers
Matt
Im not sure if you mentioned this Matt, but if you want a way to minimise the chances of your post getting rejected/deleted, you could always use google translate to convert whatever post you want to make into the correct language. Whilst google translate isnt perfect, its probably better than having it in english. This is what i’ve done and it seems to work well for me and only takes an extra 5 seconds.
Matt Carter Reply:
July 6th, 2010 at 9:44 am
Hey Sam
Nice idea there, I like, I think you all should do what Sam suggested and translate your reply!
One other thing I have done is copy someone else reply and just pasted that in, and it seems to work…little bit cheecky, but hey!
Cheers
Matt
Matt, it’s very generous of you. Thank you!
Matt Carter Reply:
July 6th, 2010 at 10:48 am
Hey Alla
You’re welcome, glad you liked the backlink trick.
Thanks
Matt
Matt,
you never cease to amaze me. Your content is killer! Every time I read one of your posts, or watch one of your videos, it feels like putting another piece of the jigsaw into place.
I was quite shocked at the whole “relevancy” statement. A LOT of people still say that you have to post on relevant blogs/forums. Sometimes it’s difficult to find DoFollow forums/blogs in some of the micro-niches. This totally resolves that problem!!!
Thanks again Matt!
Alex Mitchell
Matt Carter Reply:
July 6th, 2010 at 12:48 pm
Hey Alex
Great to hear from you. yeah don’t listen to people who tell you to get relevant links, they don’t know what they are talking about.
All the best
Matt
Hey Matt,
Thanks for the awesome video on getting edu/gov backlinks! After watching your video I was able to get a couple of backlinks and will surely put your little trick to good use! Thanks again for sharing not only this video but all the others that you have passed along!
Great info, Matt. I’ll be using it today. It’s also great to hear that I don’t need to worry about site relevancy, that will certainly save me a lot of time.
brilliant!!! now THAT’S outside the box thinking
Hey Matt,
Thanks for this info I’ve been working on it already. I feel good about the response.
Hope to see more of the tricks…
Hey Matt, thanks for the new twist on what you had shared before on back links. I was wondering what you thought about “no-follow” links as they are most common. I know they are not supposed to carry the same weight but are they worth getting? My testing has been minimal and hasn’t showed much benefit.
Thanks, Michael
Thank for this matt, i just wondering about the PR when i enter in a forum PR 5 and it come to PR 0 when i submit a reply. do this count as PR 5?
Cheers
Hi Matt,
This is worth gold. Great techniques as always. Do I have to pay for this
Trevor
Matt,
This is a very effective technique that you shared with us. I started implementing it just a couple of weeks ago, and I am looking forward to seeing results soon.
Regarding the relevancy of the links, I agree with you. It would certainly be great if all your links could be relevant to your subject, but that just happens in utopia, or webtopia, right? Links are links after all, relevant or not. And they add up to your site’s PR.
Thnx again for sharing.
Ciao,
Jorge R.
Hi Matt,
What followup do you do to make sure the backlink post is noticed by google.
Paul
Another great video and thanks for that! I think I can create a mini course on link building strategies you have been giving for free and make a money making course out of it!
ultimate!
easily.
Great tips, Iv taken several seo related courses,
and I must tell ur course that I got along with rapidrewritter is one hell of a gem!
ur course beats many bigwigs (TG
Keep up the great work!
Thanks for these great tips, Matt, I would never have thought of going to .gov and .edu sites of foreign countries. But I’ll be working on some foreign language backlinks tomorrow! Thanks for posting something new and useful instead of the same old boring stuff.
Thanks Matt, your share a awesome info and tutorial video here.
i’ll try this method to SEO my site.
Thanks,
Jerry
Thanks Matt, you share an awesome info and tutorial video here.
I’ll try this method to SEO my site.
Thanks,
Jerry
Great info matt, I never thought about building backlinks this way. I can also understand why you say relevant links don’t really matter much. Thanks for the great tip.
Matt,
That is a great little tip. You really emphasized relevancy and I wanted to know what you thought about link farms (FFA) or the resources page style on your site and having your links on pages like that on other sites?
Thanks
Bill
Hi Matt,
Thanks for a great video. I’ve got your RapidRewriter course and im just about to start with all your backlink techniques. But before I go ahead I just wanted to ask you about IP addresses. Is it important that i get something like Anonymizer to hide my IP address because if I do plenty of backlinks from the one IP address, wont Google pick up on this and penalize your websites?? Also if you do use a software like that, which one do you recommend??
Many thanks for awesome content,
Karro
Matt Carter Reply:
July 7th, 2010 at 8:50 am
Hey Karro
Google can’t see your IP address when you create links, the website owner can, but I don’t think you need to hide your IP unless you are building 1000′s a day.
Thanks
Matt
Hey Matt
Great video, excellent material,
But for those who might be a bit confused as I was when using the google toolbar, you must go in the options menu on the toolbar then go to tool, which will allow you to turn the translate tool on.
Nice One
Thanks
Matt Carter Reply:
July 7th, 2010 at 8:50 am
Thanks for the extra tip there Sam!
Cheers
Matt
Hey there Matt,
Great information. Thank you for sharing your SEO strategies with us. I noticed in the video that you checked for do follow links by clicking on something. What was it that you clicked on?
Matt Carter Reply:
July 7th, 2010 at 8:51 am
Hey Mark
To check if a link is no follow , all you need is a firefox no follow plugin, just google for one.
Thanks
Matt
Hi Matt,
I have been in your list for a while now and I must say this is the BEST backlinking strategy you have given away so far. You never stop to amaze me with all the free and awesome techniques and tips.
Keep the good stuff coming and I am sure glad to be one of your subscribers.
Cheers
Paul
Matt Carter Reply:
July 7th, 2010 at 8:54 am
Hey Paul
Thanks for the great feedback. I am glad you like the stuff I give out. All I ask in return is that you tell people about my blog and free video course. I intend to keep giving out quality as I thinkit sucks how some other marketers just sell stuff to people on their lists and thats all…I don’t think that’s fair.
Thanks
Matt
@ Matt,
I’ve heard the importance of getting links from edu or gov bodies. Your tips on getting non-us edu/gov link is really excellent. Thank you for sharing.
Wonderful,
Jimmy
Matt Carter Reply:
July 7th, 2010 at 8:55 am
Hey Jimmy
Your welcome and thanks for commenting on the blog.
Matt
Matt,
This is awesome. I just posted my first link to an Aussie forum. Keep the great tips coming. They are greatly appreciated.
Ken
Matt Carter Reply:
July 7th, 2010 at 8:57 am
Hey Ken
Great stuff Ken, keep up the good work
Thanks
Matt
SWEET. Thanks, I am gion iunternational today. Thanks again.
Your Bloguncle.
Matt,
Good info, but you didn’t explain how to get your backlinks in these posts? What do you leave as a comment, and do you translate it to english so you can see the posts? And, how do you enter the backlinks inside the post and get it to stick?
Matt Carter Reply:
July 7th, 2010 at 8:58 am
Hey Investor
You need to comment in the posts and create the link in your comments using HTML or BBcode.
Thanks
Matt
Matt in your web 2.0 link plan, you have the following
Squidoo
Zimbio
Wordpress
Wetpaint
Easy Journal
My question is this. Are these five the best ranking, hence they are at the top of your plan, or is there another reason.
Matt Carter Reply:
July 7th, 2010 at 8:59 am
Hey Thomas
I find these ones to be good, but really with Web 2.0 you have to test and see what ones work the best.
Thanks
Matt
Useful information. Helped me figure out few things. Keep up the good work.
Matt Carter Reply:
July 7th, 2010 at 8:59 am
Hey Tony
Your welcome
Thanks
Matt
hey Matt
thanks for that great video in all the great content. you are right about the backlinks methods. when it comes to build backlink a lot of people don’t know how to do it right., so the go ahead and teaching others how to do it. too. so you know the outcome. I hope that others have the chance to learn from that video. great stuff my friend
pierre
Matt Carter Reply:
July 7th, 2010 at 9:00 am
Hey Pierre
Thanks for the comment and glad you liked the backlink trick video!
Thanks
Matt
lovely tips i’m trying to create good back-links for a friends site and this is very helpful way of doing it if you target the same keyword say
online golf store in each post or would you vary them or doesn’t it matter? whats the max you should do a day to look natural to google?
very grateful for your help.and follow all your ways.kep up the great work..
Matt Carter Reply:
July 7th, 2010 at 9:02 am
Hey Robbo
I would only worry about varying the anchor text when you are building in the 1000′s of links, and as for the speed, you can build 100′s a day, just make sure you keep it consistent…but even then you can have a period of accelerated link building and then ease off and it’s fine.
Thanks
Matt
This was AWESOME!! Thanks Matt!! I’m awestruck at how simple this whole process seems as well—
I’m curious though, do u have a recommended amount of back links to get for a site?
Meaning, would getting two .gov and 2 .edu (all w/ good page ranks) be a good start… of if you do 10 would that make a big difference? Is there a saturation point w/ getting back links such as this?
Thanks again!!!
u ROCK!!!
Lance
Matt Carter Reply:
July 7th, 2010 at 9:04 am
Hey Lance
I don’t have any set number of backlinks that I get, edu or otherwise, I just build until I get the rankings. Just remember to try and surround your links with content where ever possible, as this helps rankings.
Hope that helps
Matt
matt,
Thanks for the high-quality content. Can’t believe you do it for free!
Best,
Howard
Matt Carter Reply:
July 7th, 2010 at 9:05 am
Hey Howard
You are welcome, and like I said to someone earlier, the only thing I ask in return for my free stuff is that you tell people about my blog and video course.
Thanks
Matt
Hey, this is some great info. I am a newbie with only five sites now. I will try this for sure.
Hey Matt,
Great tip. With these Vietnamese websites/forums, did you register yourself first before you posted? I’m presuming so.
thanks
Jeremy
Thanks! I have never heard of anything like this, so it’s definitely a technique I’d be willing to try. I’m just curious where you got the information about the location diversity having an impact. I’m also curious how large of an impact this would have.
My only other concern is that it seems a little shady. It’s adding to the already large sea of non-genuine content. The last thing I want to see at a forum I frequent is some foreigner that isn’t participating in any real discussions posting links to a website that isn’t even in my language.
Matt Carter Reply:
July 7th, 2010 at 6:25 pm
Hey David
Yes this technique is a little shady, as we are just commenting to get a link, but these thing work and if you want to compete sometimes you have to do things like this. Good question though.
Thanks
Matt
This is really neat. I guess finding high PR sites to get links from doesn’t have to be a mystery huh? I was able to place some links on Edu websites a couple of times and it can really push your site over the edge if it is on page 2 of Google.
Hi Matt,
Thanks for the video, good tip.
One question about hurting search engine ranking. According to my experience if my link building is not gradual (if I do it occasionally when I am in the mood) then I don’t do anything for weeks, it can hurt my rankings.
What do you think of that?
Cheers,
Csaba
Matt Carter Reply:
July 7th, 2010 at 6:23 pm
Hey Csaba
I don’t think that not building links for a few weeks is hurting your rankings, what will be happening is that
someone else is over taking you and that is why you drop, but its not a Google penalty.
Keep up the good work
Thanks
Matt
Superb trick Matt. Thanks.
Am spreading the word like you asked.
Matt Carter Reply:
July 7th, 2010 at 6:22 pm
Thanks Jay!!
I just watched and listened to your second seminar for CWS Matt, man my learning has gone leaps and bounds, totally understand linking now wicked strategies!! Awesome content, again yay!! Does anyone say yay anymore? Great learning!! Cheers Matt
Hi Matt,
I am not sure if you received my comment.
I wonder if it can hurt my page rank if I build links on an occasional basis. That means sometimes many links, sometimes nothing for weeks when I am not in the mood. This cause bursts in the link building process. Is this no problem?
Cheers,
Csaba
Wow! Jackpot!! Thanks so much for the excellent tip. This will actually make those boring backlinking tasks more interesting; a bit like hunting for buried treasure.
Thank you for your generosity in sharing such valuable information.
Matt Carter Reply:
July 8th, 2010 at 7:48 am
Hey Sara
Yeah it does make it a bit more fun!! Like you said it’s hunting for treasure
Cheers
Matt
Sorry, Matt. I overlooked your reply.
Thanks, Csaba
dude I LOVE U translate that in any language you want
Hi Matt,
Thanks for sharing your new backlinking trick, It will sure make building links much fun.
Thanks for the video. I was always worried that google finds links from a bad neighbor hood pointing to my website.
Cheers
Matt,
Do you have some kind of Check list to do all of your backlinking ?
Bye the Way….GREAT Video!……THANK YOU EVER SO MUCH!
Hey Matt,
Good strategy however you did not really answer Investors question. Do you simply leave your comment in your own language? Even if you do not understand what they are talking about?
Matt Carter Reply:
July 11th, 2010 at 8:31 am
Hey Troy
Yes I just leave it in English even if it makes no sense
Thanks
Matt
Hi Matt
Great video.
Adam Short over at NPC3 states in esscence that PR being equal, a link directly related to your topic is best, followed by a link more generrly related followed by a non- related link.
So if you had a site about blue fish, a link from another blue fish would be best, followed by a link from a site about fish, followed by any other non realted link.
Paul
Great. Thanks Matt.
Hey matt,
Big fan of your work and I really admire you for how you help newbies like myself startup a website and build traffic and I just want to thank you for that and please continue doing this mate. http://www.newsandtipsonline.com is my website and the sites’ making so much progress thanks to you. Once again I say thanks a alot!
Fantastic back linking tip. I will be going some today. Thank you.
Wow, invaluable advice! Explodes a few myths about looking for similar themed sites too. Thanks
Some great tips. Ill give it ago and see what happens !
Thanks again
Great information. How do you have the time to come up with all of these great ideas that no one else can come up with?
Good info mate. Will try this out.
Superb tip again Matt……. I love this blog!
Excellent Video Matt! It’s the one thing that I need more of is back links.
Hi Matt,
I like ALL your articles and videos on linking building. You did a demo on how to install a Firefox addon to display DoFollow or Nofollow. However, I have a question for you and perhaps all your blog readers, too, to have a discussion on DoFollow vs NoFollow.
Here’s a very interesting and valuable (and free, too) report on how to find backlinks from gov and edu sites from Ryan I just received from my friends at http://bit.ly/AurhorityCodes
Here’s what he says:
“Do-Follow vs. No-Follow
A lot of “SEO gurus” will want to argue with me about this report and say asinine things like, “These links don’t count because they’re not all “Do-Follow” links.” but our tests have shown time and time again that it just doesn’t matter if a page is set to “no-follow”… We post to “no-follow” pages all the time, and when we look at our link and traffic logs, what do you know…there’s the (supposedly) “no-follow” link!
In my opinion, though, posting to only “do-follow” pages is both unnatural and UNNECESSARY. In other words, at best it’s a waste of time, and at worst it could get you banned from the engines if you overdo it. Proceed with caution…”
Mmmm, very interesting. I’d love to hear your thoughts on this and comments from other folks, too.
Thanks a lot and keep up the great work.
Ying
Matt, you’ve always given great advice. I’m relieved to discover that .edu links are not that difficult to get.
Thanks for the tip. I was a bit discouraged about getting .edu links.
You have a lot of great info here. Back links seem to be a major thing in seo, But like you said it is something that needs to be done consistently. I try to do a little everyday.
Thanks again,
Carlos
Hi Again,
Matt, isn’t this back linking technique of yours spam?
Call it a “Trick” if you want to but honest people would call it comment spam.
Just because foreign forum administrators aren’t vigilant enough to flush your worthless comments down the digital toilet doesn’t mean that it’s a good thing.
How would you like it if a Chinese Internet marketing guru told a million of his followers to start leaving worthless comments and links on your site?
Wouldn’t it piss you off? Probably.
Show a little integrity and pull this spam promoting page down and share some honest back linking techniques with us that don’t pollute the Internet with garbage.
Regards,
Mark
—————————-
http://fastkillerabs.com/
(Just testing to see of you have a dofollow rule for your site.)
Hi Again,
Matt, isn’t this back linking technique of yours spam?
Call it a “Trick” if you want to but honest people would call it comment spam.
Just because foreign forum administrators aren’t vigilant enough to flush your worthless comments down the digital toilet doesn’t mean that it’s a good thing.
How would you like it if a Chinese Internet marketing guru told a million of his followers to start leaving worthless comments and links on your site?
Wouldn’t it piss you off? Probably.
Show a little integrity and pull this spam promoting page down and share some honest back linking techniques with us that don’t pollute the Internet with garbage.
Matt Carter Reply:
August 1st, 2010 at 11:51 pm
Hey Mark,
I appreciate your feedback but I don’t appreciate the tone of which you choose to bad mouth me and my blog like this. You are more than welcome to your opinion and that is why I have not deleted your comment as I am all for free speech, however I appreciate if you communicate in a less aggressive manner and instead engage in a dialogue about what your thoughts are, instead of simple attacking me like this. If you look at my blog I am sure you will agree that I make an effort to provide quality FREE content to my subscribers, apposed to 99% of other marketers who simply ran sales pitches down the subscribers throats all day!
To respond to your comment, I think that there are a lot of spam linking techniques that go on all over the internet, and if you want to get rankings it is often required to push the boundaries a little to get your links, look at profile links for example, they are massively popular and have been for years now, and they are classic spam. In fact any link you create yourself is completely bias and some are just disguised better than others.
Also what makes you think I can’t make a comment in another language using the Google translation tool and actually add to the conversion. In addition to this, you don’t have to comment on sites in other languages you can just stick to sites in English if you prefer.
Kind regards,
Matt
Matt,
I too was somewhat put off by Mark’s comment. Everyone hates comment spam. But to label an well researched post that contributes to a conversation as a spam comment is simply untrue. When you take the time to contribute to the conversation, the moderator will reward you with a very desirable back link.
Perhaps Mark will be better served by not leaving comments like “great job” when he posts. That is what comment spam is. Not everyone makes spam comments in this manner, and ALL serious SEO types know this very well.
I have gotten a PR 6 .gov link for one of my customers site by contributing to a blog post about trends in technology and child education.
I spent nearly a day learning enough about the subject within the scope of the post to write an intelligent comment that the moderator was happy to accept.
This is not in my opinion “comment spam: as Mark indicated. It is an intelligent comment that was accepted by a moderator of a Government blog, and its link value is phenomenal.
Another thing Mark would do well to address. Allmost all the .edu and .gov blogs I have found are moderated. You simply cannot leave spam comments for a moderated blog. This means the comments that do get accepted pass on some very serious link love.
Another thing, directed to Matt. Keep giving us what you want. If you think it is important enough for me to consider, I will evaluate how I want to use it in my endeavors. The sharing of knowledge will improve everything for all us marketeers, and the folks who use black hat techniques will fall away.
I for one appreciate the tip, i will use it in addition to my other link building strategies. And if I abuse it, i will pay the consequences.
Besides, Mark, in this case your comment IS “comment spam”. It contributes NOTHING to this conversation, and yet you managed to submit it twice and gain a link from it. PURE COMMENT SPAM on your part, Mark
Hats off to you Matt, for including such a negative and useless comment. It increases the respect i have for your integrity.
Thank you Matt, this is awesome and exactly what I’ve been looking for!
I’m going to be teaching this one to the buyers and subscribers of my huge high page rank backlink reports, they’re going to love it.
Have a great week!
Dario
Matt Carter Reply:
August 3rd, 2010 at 9:55 pm
Hey Dario
No problem and thanks for your comment.
Cheers
Matt
interesting Matt. Definitely another new lesson for me.
Hi Matt
Thank you for ALL your info instead of always trying
to sell stuff like many emails I get all day.
Mark
I always love learning new things and this is definitely something I will remember! Thank you for sharing this Matt.
David
Thanks good information.
Thanks for the great tip Matt. I’ve bookmarked this site for my team to look at.
Paula
Matt Carter Reply:
August 19th, 2010 at 11:31 pm
Hey Paula
Thanks for stopping by, and hope to see you again soon
Regards
Matt
Hey Matt,
Thanks for the tips, it is what I need right now..
I need backlinks to my sites so much, I hope this will really work.. Im gonna try it..
Thanks man!! you’re great!
Hi Matt I’m a newbie in all of this may you please elaborate more on back links or make a step by step video on how to link with other websites
thanks for your help
Happy Blessings!
Thanks For the your great tricks
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Hi Matt,
Really enjoyed your tip, and yes what makes spam is the quality of the comment added, not the URL in the signature.
What you can also do is use SEO Quake to rank the page PR from high to low.
Sure is that with the language tools at our disposition, language barriers don’t exist anymore.
David Norden
http://www.secretmarketinglinks.com
wow this is a really awesome trick
Hi Matt, thankyou for some “different” ideas on getting backlinks. Absolutely great stuff and exciting possibilities. As the “argument” further up the Reply List disclosed, what isn’t really spam in our attempts to crawl up the Google ladder. Although
“the authorities” have gone to great lengths to describe exactly what spam is; I think the whole thing is a personal interpretation. For example, I’ve always regarded a lot of the (so called) spam email I receive each day as possible opportunities that I’m lucky to have come my way. If you tackle the excessive email problem from a positive angle you learn to ID the good and the bad from the title and you just delete away at what you don’t want. So what if you trash “the next big thing”; what you don’t know …. you don’t know. (Having said that though ….. yes I am a chronic procrastinator that would be far better off “doing” more instead of “learning” more). You eloquently trashed Mark’s argument and at the same time gave us all food for thought about how just about all of us innocently go over that line in the quest for a higher position.
Brickbats to Mark who should just give up trying to make the bad world of internet marketing less corrupt and go back to his home in Utopia.
Hello Matt
this a really great tips for generating backlinks. thanks for sharing
Matt,
Thank you so much for this trick of the trade. I love these ingenious tips!
I do have a question though. I’ve come across sites where the “site’s” PR may be ranked 7 or even an 8. However, the “page’s” PR, that I’m leaving a comment on, is only ranked a 3. Does this affect the strength of the backlink?
In other words, while I benefit from the PR of 3 from the page I’m directly commenting on do I receive any sort of residual benefit of the site’s PR as a whole?
Many Thanks!
Derick
Matt Carter Reply:
September 4th, 2010 at 8:12 pm
Hey Derick
The domain and the pages PR will both play a role in how powerful that backlink is. It is better for the page your link is on to have high PR, but lets say you have a link on a PR 3 page which is in a PR 7 domain and another one just on a PR 3 but also a PR 3 domain, then the first one would be better. PR 3′s a solid links to be getting anyway.
Hope that explains it for ya!
Thanks
Matt
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Phil