Work At Home – Use Do-Follow Blogs For SEO
I should have explained this little known secret….well not “secret” because search engine optimizers have been using this method for a very long time, and I should have posted this a long time ago on this blog. Individuals who work at home that uses SEO for targeted traffic by now understands to get a blog ranking into the Google, Yahoo, and MSN search engine results pages you need backlinks. Although I recommend anchored backlinks to any kind of appropriate blog I would suggest that you use Do-Follow blogs, but No-Follow blogs are okay too. It’s just these are two different kind of linking structures, and I will explain that to you now.
The no-follow attribute is basically a piece of code that bloggers use that is pasted onto a section of html source of there website or blog. This is done so Google will not count the blogs or websites linking onto there blogs meaning your link will not be accounted for a PR(Google PageRank) from linking onto there blog. For example, when you leave a comment on a blog that you visit it will not be followed by Google for a pagerank 1-10 update. Granted, I don’t know how true this may be because I link from anywhere other than un-appropriate websites or blogs with anchored text links. The reason some bloggers use the no-follow attribute is because it is known that too much links on a blog can cause a blog to:
-Loose Google PageRank(PR), or downgraded (PR)
-Get De-listed By Google
-Loose Link Juice
I can support this matter isn’t so true! I have found many blogs that has over 100 links on there blogs, but the Google PR is really high, and standing. I’m not saying you should place over 100 links on your blog it’s just I have noticed a possible faulty trend going around. Keep in mind these are not blogs, but websites. I could be wrong, but the eyes don’t lie at all.
Al Daily PR – 8
Ref Desk PR – 8
My intent is not to expose these websites. Only to show you that linking to other websites with high Google pagerank obviously covers the fact that even though they obviously have tons of links on there websites they can still obtain a really high pagerank and not loose it. This totally defies what is being said over the internet about the rules in a way. Who knows maybe Google loves websites better than blogs which is why they grade websites with a really high PR, and allow them to carry so many links without it loosing it’s high PR status. Anyhow, it is inevitable we just need to build wonderful blogs. It has to be Linking authority! 
So what are do-follow blogs? Bloggers set there blog HTML code to do-follow which allows you to get a quality backlink back to their blog or website. It’s time to target do-follow blogs, these are the blogs that gives your blog value in the search engines. It matters to link to these type of blogs because it tells the Google search engines to index you for whatever keyword that you are trying to rank for. What we do is leave “real comments” on tons of these do-follow blogs to receive a link back to our website which are called quality backlinks. The problem people have when commenting on any kind of blog is the spam filters. Sometimes when you make a comment on any kind of blog post you may be interrupted by a spam filter which looks something like this “http://www.XXXXXXX.com/wp-comments-post.php” with a blank white page. Just go to the next do-follow blogs because it may take some time for those type of blogs to take more comments. Only the ones who have commented before will be able to leave a comment on those kind of blogs.
Normally, all it would take is about 500-600 quality backlinks from different do-follow blogs to reach a really high position possibly front page on Google search engine for your keyword. I suggest two keyword phrases or more to try and rank for at least the 2nd or 3rd page. Just like I said before, as long as you are ranking in the search engine results pages for your keywords then you are achieving what many have been trying for years. One-word keywords are really hard to rank for so target two-keyword phrases or more. Overall, we have plenty of time to do things like linking so set a goal and achieve that goal. The internet is mainly about making money most of the time, and you are in the right position to take advantage of this if you have read this far.
Here is a list of blogs that caters Do-Follow blogs, enjoy.
Do-Follow Diver – This is a search engine that has over 700 blogs inside. I suggest you get over there and make use of these guys. A real gem!
Do-Follow Search Engine – Over 300 Do-Follow blogs listed!
Nickoo Shore Do-Follow List – This guy caters a ton of Do-Follow blogs on this post.
Grizzly List Blogging Networks For You To Build!
Remember, you have “The Will To Build” so let’s start building!
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49 Responses to “Work At Home – Use Do-Follow Blogs For SEO”
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Thanks for promoting my Do Follow List!
Cheers,
Nick
Nice post. I would like to help you with your search of finding a website that has a ton of out going links compared to incoming links. I reasearched http://www.dmoz.com and found that it has over 4 million out going links and only has 2 million incoming links and still has PR 8. Really the only thing you should worry about when placing links to your site is to go over 50 or so for any specific page. Anyway this is one example of a well ranking site that has far more out going than incoming links yet still ranks very well.
Thanks for the search engines and lists I have checked all, all are really good.
No problem nick, you have a wonderful list.
No problem, I will be on the watch for more.
Yes, the Do-Follow search is impressive.
Very nice example Kris. As long as Dmoz links to high authority websites/blogs with PR 9-8 then they will always keep that PR ranking.
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Thanks a lot nick, i really loved this post. The search engines and lists are quite interesting and useful.
No problem!
Thanks for visiting
Hi Michel, I’m so sorry I should have better introduced my self on this blog. My name is Jermaine or you can call me Jay for short. Thanks so much for visiting
Hi, Congratulations to the site owner for this marvelous work you’ve done. It has lots of useful and interesting data. You work is realy good!
Thanks, you have made a great job here thanks for the effort
Excellent information on working from home and link building, today there are so many solid resources for those building links. Again thanks for your list.
Brian
good good
Nice post! GA is also my biggest earning. However, it
Hi, very nice post. I have been wonder’n bout this issue,so thanks for posting
It was an interesting post. You seem very knowledgeable in your field. Thanks for the info!
There is obviously a lot to know about this. I think you made some good points in Features also.
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best regards,
Thompson
Hi Thompson, thanks for visiting my blog
You are definitely right
Great post, thanks for the useful tip and list of sites.
Very useful links to do follow sites, thank you very much.
Commenting in dofollow blogs is a plus if we could find it out. Nevertheless, recently I read some SEO news from MattCutt about nofollow attribute doesn’t help to keep link juice anymore. It flows out even though we insert nofollow attribute, I just think nofollow and dofollow will be the same if the statament is true.
How do you think ?
Regards,
Lee
Welcome back Lee, I think you are right. That’s why it’s important to link as much as you can on many blogs as you can. For keyword allocation on blogs I check to see if anyone else leaves a keyword link also. That means theirs a possibility the owner of the blog doesn’t mind that you leave a keyword link.
Those filters “ARE A PAIN!” come back again sometime Lee
@Admin, haha so you see I’m using a keyword link. Anyway, there is some people using keyword link to leave comment in my blog too, I don’t care about it as long as they’re not spamming in my blog, else I’ll piss them off.
I understand your feeling, filters “ARE A PAIN”! I read all my comments carefully and approve them manually for the first time.
However, I hope the Matt Cutt’s statement is not true because we want to prevent our link juice from flowing out, right?
Definitely I’ll come back again. Keep in touch!
Regards,
Lee
I welcome keyword links on my blog too. It doesn’t bother me at all neither. Sometimes I get a ton of off comment spam, and have to delete delete delete. LOL, I’ve come accustomed to deleting spam now. I hope this isn’t totally true what Matt is saying also because we do need our juice.
I think that with the latest official release of information by google on no-follow will open-up the minds of many webmasters that a no-follow is just as important as a dofollow one!
Blog with dofollow attribute is lesser and lesser nowadays, most of them just want to prevent their link juice leaks out, a nofollow plugin becomes so popular that everyone might installs in their blog or website.
I think that writing great content or article marketing might helps in getting dofollow link.
Nice post indeed!
-Davis-
Hi Davis, that is really true. Article marketing is going to be getting a lot of buzz sooner or later just as directory submitting do. By diversifying your marketing efforts you should do great. Article marketing is one of those, cheers mate, Come back again
The best information i have found exactly here. Keep going Thank you
Great post
Thank u
Thanks for the search engines. But I feel that a link is still a link dofollow or nofollow links will still help with traffic. Whats more important? Traffic or PR ?
Great post!
How’s it going Shaun
I would say both are good, although you don’t need a high PR to rank in the search engines for your keyword it does seem to help to get listed in the search engine for your keyword. Traffic is a must if it’s targeted towards your market unless you are branding a your name and product and just want publicity. Either way these are both great for your blog. Thanks for visiting Shaun come back soon 
Great post! Thanks for the best information.
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Great Post! This is actually a good way to get backlinks to your blog as long as you dont look like a spammer.
Thanks for the tips.
is that true??
I oly recently discovered the benefits of alowing follow through and tankyou for pointing out why some people think its was a bad idea. Now I understand why its worth doing.
How’s it going Brian
, Do Follow blogs, forums, etc. is the way to go for people who’s trying to rank for keywords. I sure hope many legitimate websites get some benefit soon from this.
Hmm, very very interesting…
And why dont use dofollow yourself in this blog?
Hi Publicidad, I use do-follow for this blog.
I follow all comments that are approved on this blog.
Great info and well said. I am unsure about the nofollow links as well. I have also heard rumors that google is going to disregard their nofollow rule and make all blogs and pages do follow. Not sure if this is true any other information you may have regarding this would be helpful.. Thanks again!
That would be great!
I’m so glad I found this site…Keep up the good work
Great site…keep up the good work. I read a lot of blogs on a daily basis and for the most part, people lack substance but, I just wanted to make a quick comment to say I’m glad I found your blog. Thanks,
A definite great read…:)
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