List of 50 .edu Blogs for Building Backlinks (2)

Having backlinks from .edu sites are treasures for webmasters. But, spammer webmasters had caused troubles to the .edu sites admin. Due to spam comments, many .edu blogs had closed their blogs account, or changed the URL address.

To minimize spam comments, several .edu blogs have turned off the comment form. Some .edu blog also can only be commented by registered users, such as students, teachers, and staff.

The new .edu blogs list below is the second chapter of my previous post List of 50 .edu Blogs for Building Backlinks. The .edu blogs in the list below are different from the previous list.

Most .edu blogs will only give you nofollow backlinks. But, having many nofollow backlinks will not harm to your sites. It would be considered as natural link building. Having many .edu backlinks will get your sites more visible, gain more trust and reputation from the search engines.

Just remember one thing! Do not spam! Place your site URL only on the available form, and do not use an anchor text of your URL on your comments! Also, use your real name and not keywords of your products or anything else!

1. Medical Billing and Coding Online Blog
   http://www.allenschool.edu/blog-online/
2. Ross Pendergraft Library & Technology Center
   http://blogs.atu.edu/library/
3. Senate blog
   http://academic.aucegypt.edu/wpmu/senate/
4. Facts from the Stacks
   http://blogs.bellevue.edu/library/
5. The Berkeley Blog
   http://blogs.berkeley.edu/
6. Library Sleevefacing
   http://blogs.bgsu.edu/librarysleevefacing/
7. Science at Brandeis Blog
   http://blogs.brandeis.edu/science/
8. 24700
   http://blog.calarts.edu/
9. Ask Doctoral Advising
   http://blogs.capella.edu/askdoctoraladvising/
10. HeartSong
    http://blogs.cedarville.edu/heartsong/
11. College of Charleston Admissions
    http://blogs.cofc.edu/admissions/
12. Colgate University News
    http://news.colgate.edu/
13. Climate Law Blog
    http://blogs.law.columbia.edu/climatechange/
14. COBBlog
    http://cobblog.cord.edu/
15. AgSci Major News
    http://blogs.cornell.edu/agsci/
16. Cornell Fellows
    http://blogs.cornellcollege.edu/cornell-fellows/
17. Official Blog of CSN President Dr. Michael D. Richards
    http://blog.csn.edu/
18. Career Services
    http://blogs.cwsl.edu/career
19. WDCV-FM
    http://blogs.dickinson.edu/wdcvfm/
20. Undergraduate Admission
    http://press.emerson.edu/undergraduateadmission/
21. Emory Anime Club
    http://blogs.emory.edu/animec/
22. Department of Marriage and Family Therapy @ Fairfield University
    http://blog.fairfield.edu/mft/
23. Hue Too
    http://blog.fitnyc.edu/huetoo/
24. The Pollak Library Blog
    http://libphp2006.fullerton.edu/blogs/news/
25. Colleen Curran \'11
    http://cmcurr11.me.holycross.edu/
26. IE Business School
    http://master-international.blogs.ie.edu/
27. The Sheridan Libraries Blog
    http://blogs.library.jhu.edu/wordpress/
28. KCAI Alumni Blog
    http://blogs.kcai.edu/alumni/
29. Wailele a me Wailani
    http://blogs.ksbe.edu/anchung/
30. Livin' Loyno
    http://blogs.loyno.edu/loynoreslife/
31. LSU Libraries Special Collections Blog
    http://hill.blogs.lib.lsu.edu/
32. Arts Alive
    http://blogs.luc.edu/artsalive/
33. Fishing in the Bay
    http://blogs.mbs.edu/fishing-in-the-bay/
34. Newman Ambassadors
    http://ambassadors.blogs.newmanu.edu/
35. PowerSchool
    http://blogs.edutech.nodak.edu/powerschool/
36. Be Well
    http://blogs.oregonstate.edu/bewell/
37. Dr. Andy Newcomb
    http://blog.richmond.edu/anewcomb/
38. Notes on Design
    http://www.sessions.edu/notes-on-design/
39. Smithsonian Asian Pacific American Center
    http://apanews.si.edu/
40. AHA!@Stanford
    http://aha.stanford.edu/
41. Health Sciences Libraries
    http://blogs.lib.ucdavis.edu/hsl/
42. UF Forensic Science Blog
    http://blog.forensicscience.ufl.edu/
43. Monday Morning
    http://mondaymorning.web.unc.edu//
44. UNM Anime Club
    http://anime.unm.edu/
45. Assessment Matters
    http://assess.blogs.unr.edu/
46. Going Places
    http://goingplaces.blog.usf.edu/
47. UVM Blogs
    http://blog.uvm.edu/
48. Darden School of Business Admissions Blog
    http://blogs.darden.virginia.edu/admissions/
49. Ethics and Climate
    http://blogs.law.widener.edu/climate/
50. Willamette World News
    http://blog.willamette.edu/worldnews/

Search engine optimization (SEO) method by blog commenting on .edu and .gov sites is still the best way to get free backlinks from high pagerank and authority sites. But, SEO is also just an opinion. No one ever knew that more backlinks from high pagerank and authority sites, will get your sites on top of search engine result pages (SERPs) for your keywords.

I once saw a new born blog with only one post, which was able to be on page 1 Google result for certain queries that I typed. How come? The Google search algorithms was responsed to the only indexed post of the new born blog from its post title.

Blog title, page title and post title are all important for your sites, or blog posts to be on page 1 SERPs. And again, SEO is an opinion, if you believe that having many backlinks from .edu and .gov sites, will drive traffic to your sites by being on page 1 SERPs for your target keywords, you better check above .edu blogs! But, please! Do not spam!

Happy Valentine's Day!

9 High Page Rank .Gov Blogs

Having backlinks from .gov blogs are really hard to get for most webmasters. So far, this blog was only got one .gov backlink. The luckiest thing is, even though the backlink is marked with nofollow attribute, it is one of .gov blogs I've listed below, which has PR9.

Why is hard to get backlink from .gov blogs?

Many .gov blogs are not accepting comments. Although some .gov blogs accept comments from visitors, but there is no place for you to put your website URL, in the comment form.

Even for some .gov blogs do accept comments, all comments should have been moderated, and the post itself might really hard to be commented. You cannot only comment with only say Thanks for the information, or Thanks for sharing this post. Your comment will end in a spam junk.

If you keep repeating this kind of activity, using the same comments on every posts, and then your IP address might have been banned by the site's server. Keep your comments as natural as you can without using any anchor link text!

Below are 9 high PR .gov blogs which I sort them from the highest PR:

PR9

SBA.gov Community, or Small Business Administration Community. The best place for small business owners to connect with, sharing, and getting advices from the expert on starting, growing and managing their business. Join the community and grow your business!

PR7

blog.AIDS.gov, a blog which was first launched at World AIDS Day on December 1, 2006. The blog provides informations by the U.S. Government about prevention, testing, treatment, and research on HIV/AIDS. It serves as a forum for public discussion in response to HIV/AIDS researchs and policies.

SAMHSA Blog, or Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration Blog. The blog provides venue to discuss what SAMHSA is up to, share ideas with others around the health care world. The SAMHSA blog will give you an opportunity to give real time feedback and have your voice heard.

Corrections Community, a community of National Institute of Corrections. The place where corrections professionals can interact and colaborate.

PR6

AZ Dept. of Health Services Director's Blog, a blog by the Director of Arizona Dept. of Health Services. Its mission is to promote, protect, and improve the health and wellness of individuals, children or adults, and communities in Arizona.

Health IT Buzz Blog, a blog by HHS's Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology (ONC).

DigitalGov, a blog for anyone in government who uses digital media to achieve their agency mission and improve the customer experience. Also a blog for conversation, learning, and sharing.

From Our Corner, a blog by the Washington Office of the Secretary of State, which provides all informations about important state news and public services. The blog is used as a bridge between the public and Secretary Sam Reed and his staff.

PR5

Delaware Public Archives Blog, a blog in which its mission is to identify, collect, and preserve public records of enduring historical and evidential value, for present and future generations of Delawareans.

Please do not spam on above .gov blogs! Those blogs have comment policies that you should follow when you are going to give feedbacks.

Nofollow Backlink, Natural Link Building

What is Nofollow Backlink?

Blog commenting is the best way for link building. Although sometimes, blog commenting is called as blog spamming, if the comment only said Nice post, thanks., and embedded with anchor text of Buy 1 Get 1 Free Viagra below it.

In 2005, nofollow, a HTML attribute value that tells search engines to not follow the links, was assigned by Google in order to minimize blog spamming comments. Though, it definitely would not affect on stopping spamming behavior.

From its name definition, nofollow doesn't mean don't follow this link, more correctly it means don't add weight from this link. So, this rel="nofollow" attribute might still followed and indexed by some search engines including Google.

If it's true that nofollow attribute will order the search engines to not follow the links, then why the links were appeared in your Google Webmaster tools, and counted as your backlinks?

Nofollow Profile Backlinks

Have you added your links on the profile pages of high PR sites such as yahoo, facebook, twitter, youtube, flickr, etc?

Backlinks from those sites are worth a lot. Even though your links were on the PR0, or even PR N/A pages of the sites, but having backlinks from very strong sites are carried more weight than links from lower sites.

In other words, links from interior PR0 pages of PR9 sites, are better than links from interior PR0 pages of PR0 sites

Although links which are marked with nofollow won't contribute to your sites PR, you might still gain traffic from the sites. Moreover, links which are placed in viewable public profiles on High PR sites, are considered as Google Juice by many SEO experts.

Site Reputation

If your sites backlinks are only dofollow backlinks, your sites will look suspicious to Google and others search engines. As most webmasters had already known that nofollow backlinks have no SEO weight, but that was truly questionable to me.

Having many backlinks whether they are nofollow or dofollow will build your sites trustworthy and reputation. The more reputation your sites have, the more traffic will drive to your sites.

Many inbound links can help improve your rank in search engines, and can serve as a measure of a site's reputation.

Alexa Website.

Based on the statement at Alexa website above, it will look suspicious if your sites have less backlinks, whether they are dofollow or nofollow, but your Alexa traffic rank was high.

Top Sites Are Also Doing Blog Spamming

I once studied 2 sites that spamming the comments on my top blog post. Both of sites were high on Alexa rank, and already had the PR9 backlink that I described on my post. They both only promoted their own sites using anchor links.

The 1st site, let's say site A, was PR2 with Alexa rank below 100K. Site A has more than 800 inbound links. 30% of Top 100 Alexa sites linking to site A, were from edu sites, which are marked with nofollow.

The sad news was, last time I checked the site, since last May, site A admin has offered his full site for sale at $70 bid in a forum post.

The other site, site B, was PR4 with Alexa rank below 120K. Site B has more than 750 inbound links. More than 50% of Top 100 Alexa sites linking to site B, were from search engines (mostly Google), which are also marked with nofollow.

I was amazed the 1st time I saw site B inbound links. Site B was getting backlinks from major search engines, such as, google.co.in, google.com.hk, google.com.tr, bing.com, google.com.vn, google.fr, google.it, google.co.id, isearch.babylon.com, isearch.avg.com, search.mywebsearch.com, and many more, for various search queries. Alexa even counted backlinks from facebook.com and t.co (URL short from twitter.com), based on Top 20 Alexa sites linking to site B.

From certain pages on yahoo, facebook and twitter, your links might gain dofollow backlinks.

You see now.. Even the big guys (big sites) were still doing blog spamming.

Natural Link Building

Link building is not instant. I guess all instant matters will not good for us, because it will not last long. And also, instant foods are junk.

Be open minded webmasters! You should not worry about all of your sites backlinks. Whether they are dofollow or nofollow backlinks, having many inbound links will improve your sites visibility and reputation.

Write your best contents at least for your own sake, not for your readers, or even for search engines. If you love and happy with what you've written, it definitely will appear inside your post. Your readers will surely appreciate your effort, and so do the search engines.

Stop doing blog spamming! Repeating the same comments, if your 1st post on a site or blog is not published by the admin. The 2nd, 3rd, and all of your comment posts will end up in the spam junk.

References:

Official Google Blog
Preventing comment spam
https://googleblog.blogspot.com/2005/01/preventing-comment-spam.html

Microformats Wiki
rel="nofollow"
https://microformats.org/wiki/rel-nofollow

SEOmoz
Do NOFOLLOW backlinks have ANY value? or did I waste money?
https://www.seomoz.org/q/do-nofollow-backlinks-have-any-value-or-did-i-waste-money

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nofollow

List of 50 .edu Blogs for Building Backlinks

When you are commenting on a blog, and placing links of your URL site, it can give dofollow link to the your sites. However, most blogs are now marked with nofollow tag, which is useless in search engines. But I disagree with that statement. Although from the post that you've already commented on, your site was not getting indexed by the search engine, Google still counted the blogs domain as your backlinks. You can see it in your Google Webmaster tools, links to your site pages.

Also it's still managed to drive traffic to your site. Your blog comment will get clicked on by the blog's admin and the readers of the blog, only if your comments are, interesting, giving curiosity to know who has wrote the comment, controversy with the blog post's point of view, or related to the discussion of the other commenters who also posted on the blog.

Although .edu and .gov sites don't improve your site PR automatically, having backlinks from them were believed by many SEO experts as the Google juice links, and might improve your site visibility in Search Engine Result Pages (SERPs), due to .edu and .gov sites are having high and trusted rank.

On the list below, .edu and .ac blogs are just the same thing. I try to sort them in alphabetical order. Some blogs were auto approved enable, or without comment moderation.

1. allegheny.edu
   https://sites.allegheny.edu/greengator/2012/ [Error : This site has been archived or suspended.]
2. bobartsinstitute.edu
   https://www.bobartsinstitute.edu/Guestbook.php [404 Not Found]
3. butler.edu
   https://www.butler.edu/admission/student-perspectives/blogs/katie/ [404 Not Found]
4. byu.edu
   https://at.byu.edu/studentblog/?p=5 [This site can’t be reached]
5. ccsf.edu
   https://fog.ccsf.edu/~srubin/addgdec2.html [This site can’t be reached]
6. cuhk.edu.hk
   https://www-std.se.cuhk.edu.hk/~khou/wordpress/?page_id=2 [404 Not Found]
7. cuny.edu
   https://jdunn.journalism.cuny.edu/2011/09/15/20-foot-long-fingernails-land-las-vegas-woman-in-guinness-book-of-world-records/ [404 Not Found]
8. emu.edu
   https://emu.edu/now/restorative-justice/ [Comment is off]
9. fudan.edu.cn
   https://homepage.fudan.edu.cn/jgying/2012/ [404 Not Found]
10. iium.edu.my
    https://blogs.iium.edu.my/cpdtrain/ [This site can’t be reached]
11. itb.ac.id
    https://stei.itb.ac.id/icccsn2012/?p=1 [404 Not Found]
12. ku.edu
    https://ctb.ku.edu/en/GuestbookForm.aspx [Available]
13. mayo.edu
    https://blog.centerforinnovation.mayo.edu/ [This site can’t be reached]
14. mit.edu
    https://advocacy.mit.edu/coulter/blog/?p=14 [This site can’t be reached]
15. moreheadstate.edu
    https://www2.moreheadstate.edu/content_template.aspx?id=4093&blogid=732 [This site can’t be reached]
16. myapc.edu.ph
    https://kbtan.myapc.edu.ph/wordpress/?p=125 [This site can’t be reached]
17. ntu.edu.tw
    https://sad.osa.ntu.edu.tw/wordpress/? [This site can’t be reached]
18. nwmissouri.edu
    https://blogs.nwmissouri.edu/sports/ [This site can’t be reached]
19. nyu.edu
    https://itp.nyu.edu/RepresentingEarth/?p=1030 [Login credentials needed!]
20. rmit.edu.au
    https://raws.adc.rmit.edu.au/~s3283551/blog2/?p=229 [This site can’t be reached]
21. siuc.edu
    https://ianhavermale.jlab.siuc.edu/?page_id=95 [This site can’t be reached]
22. stedwards.edu
    https://academic.stedwards.edu/socialmedia/idelacr2/2012/ [This site can’t be reached]
23. stisitelkom.ac.id
    https://adhieet.blog.stisitelkom.ac.id/2011/12/06/baliho-stisi-telkom [This site can’t be reached]
24. tamu.edu
    https://horttest.tamu.edu/academics/1/hello-world [This site can’t be reached]
25. tp.edu.tw
    https://web.tiec.tp.edu.tw/lifetype/post/1/11820 [This site can’t be reached]
26. trnty.edu
    http://blogs.trnty.edu/bvanderzee/2012/02/03/the-birthday-bash
27. ub.ac.id
    http://blog.ub.ac.id/rizal/?p=1000
28. uces.edu.ar
    http://observatoriorededucacionsuperior.blog.uces.edu.ar/2010/11/05/analisis-de-la-propuesta-de-modificacion-de-la-resolucion-no-116897-presentada-por-la-subcomision-de-posgrado-del-cin-rosario-octubre-2009
29. uci.edu
    http://ngs.ics.uci.edu/blog/?p=1437&cpage=1#comment-5114
30. ucla.edu
    http://blogs.anderson.ucla.edu/zimancenter/2012/07/the-demand-for-small-apartments-in-superstar-cities.html
31. ucr.ac.cr
    http://methesis.fcs.ucr.ac.cr/blogs/tcuhistoria/?attachment_id=178&cpage=11
32. uj.edu.pl
    http://akacja.wzks.uj.edu.pl/~06_steczkiewicz/?page_id=119
33. uky.edu
    http://ukhcforums.uky.edu/forums/blogs/markeymenu/archive/2012/06/26/why-you-need-carbohydrates.aspx
34. umb.edu
    http://blogs.umb.edu/directorofadmissions/
35. umich.edu
    http://www-personal.umich.edu/cgi-bin/guestbook/pattyb
36. umm.ac.id
    http://desyelf.student.umm.ac.id/2010/08/10/tebak-siapa-member-big-bang-yang-baru-saja-memiliki-twitter
37. undip.ac.id
    http://staff.undip.ac.id/fh/blog/archives/1
38. unhas.ac.id
    http://adywp.blogs.unhas.ac.id
39. unimap.edu.my
    http://publicweb.unimap.edu.my/~muhajir/blog/?p=27
40. unmsm.edu.pe
    http://unmsm.edu.pe/recas/?p=194
41. uns.ac.id
    http://himafarmafmipauns.ormawa.uns.ac.id/?p=64
42. unsyiah.ac.id
    http://fkip.unsyiah.ac.id/id/galeri/?
43. unu.edu
    http://mediastudio.unu.edu/en/2010/09/12/the-minature-earth/#comment-55201
44. uny.ac.id
    http://blog.student.uny.ac.id/doniextrada/2011/01/03/perkembangan-internet
45. usac.edu.gt
    http://sitios.usac.edu.gt/cunor/?page_id=244
46. utexas.edu
    http://utexas.edu/know/
47. utk.edu
    http://web.utk.edu/~dst/guestbook/index.php
48. washington.edu
    http://students.washington.edu/odphi/guestbook
49. wisc.edu
    http://wwwtest.biglearningevent.wisc.edu/study-groups/2011/11/30/helping-practicing-meditation-free-event
50. wsu.edu
    http://elec.tricity.wsu.edu/~andrew.cowell/wiki/index.php/User:ChrismanCarnell821

Bonus: 5 .gov blogs in which some were hard to be commented on, and comment moderated:

1. azpharmacy.gov
   https://www.azpharmacy.gov/guestbook.asp [404 Not Found]
2. cancer.gov
   https://blog-epi.grants.cancer.gov/ [This site can’t be reached]
3. lowellarkansas.gov
   https://museum.lowellarkansas.gov/guestbook/ [This site can’t be reached]
4. nih.gov
   https://ncip.nci.nih.gov/blog/ [This site can’t be reached]
5. tennille-ga.gov
   https://www.tennille-ga.gov/38.html [Page not found -]

One thing you should keep in mind, when you're going to place your URL links, please don't spam! Keep your comment as natural as you can, because some blogs above, in which auto approved comment enable, were filled with thousands of spam comments. If a blog full with spam comments, sometimes it might have been deleted by the admin.

Please give feedback by commenting below, if one of above links was no longer exist (dead links), so that I can replace with another.

Last Updates: June 30, 2025.
Stop spamming in comment!
All comments in my blog are moderated.

Read the second list here!

How To Find Quality Dofollow Backlink As Many As You Can

Backlinks can help improve your website rank in search engines result pages, and the more sites are linking to yours, your site's reputation will also increasing. Most webmasters are in quest to find as many as possible dofollow backlink for their site, especially from the high quality, or high PR sites. For most webmasters, dofollow backlink is worth a lot than nofollow backlink.

But I'm disagree with that, in my own perception, your nofollow backlinks are worth as your dofollow backlinks. Just like nofollow backlinks that you've got, by placing your website URL on social media profiles, such as Facebook, Twitter, Youtube, Flickr, and etc. Though it's possible get dofollow backlinks from those social media, if you can manage to gain lots of traffic from them (as referring site).

The difference is that your nofollow backlinks may not all appear on your Alexa's Sites Linking to your site pages.

But, all of them are appeared on your Google Webmaster Tools Links to Your Site pages. Alexa counts all your backlinks, eventhough the links (the pages) have been removed from the sites, or the sites were no longer exist (dead links), but Google doesn't.

Compared to Alexa, Google counts the links that still alive or exist, and didn't describe the pages URL that linked to your site like Alexa did, only number of links and linked pages. Google counts only domain name, for example, blogspot and wordpress blogs are only counted by its domain name.

I once wrote about the strange of backlinks on Alexa. In my previous post Backlink from Your Own Blog, I described that you can get dofollow backlink from your blogs. So far, I only got 1 backlink from my blog, but I saw another blogger's blog got 5 multiple backlinks from his own blog URL.

But wait..!

Have you add your site to Google Webmaster and claim your site on Alexa? You must have done it first, in order that Google and Alexa are paying more intention to your site. The higher your website PR, the more frequently Googlebot and Alexa crawl your site.

I assume that you probably had already Googling for search term dofollow blog, list of dofollow blog, edu and gov wordpress blog, or high PR commentluv blog, etc.

For example, hancur.it with its post title List of High PR .edu Dofollow Blogs 2012, is on page one from your Googling result.

Then you visit hancur.it, read the post for about 2 minutes. You are curious with the list, in which probably more than 10 links. And then you start to click one by one of the links, or copy paste one by one to a new tab, to visit all links.

Let's say, it takes a minute to load each link. What was your result? Did you satisfy with the result? I assume that you just spent about 12 minutes of worthless pageview visit to hancur.it. I guess that most of the links on the list are probably dead. You have forgotten the main point here.

Have you ever wonder whether if hancur.it had visited all those links, or already got backlinks from one of them? I bet that hancur.it's webmaster never actually try to click all links on its list, he just only gatherred the lists (copy paste) from others.

So, what's the point then?

Let me ask you! Who was the one who counted your dofollow backlink? If you read my post carefully, you'll know the answer right away....

...mmm.. Yap, Alexa. Alexa is the dofollow backlinks source. That's why, there're no sites got backlink from Alexa.com, whether is nofollow or dofollow, even Google.com (the #1 Alexa rank).

Go to Alexa website! Search for your site's niche! For example: you type blogging, and then the top result with most traffic and rank is ngemengepeh.co.uk. Click on it! You will go to ngemengepeh.co.uk's site info. Have a look on the site reputation! How many does ngemengepeh.co.uk's sites linking in? Let's say it has 14,256 sites linking in.

Click on the number! You will go to sites linking to ngemengepeh.co.uk (page1). There you go! You have seen the top 100 (5 pages) dofollow sites lists of ngemengepeh.co.uk. Now, all you have to do is eliminate the list one by one! If on the top 20 (page 1) are only backlink from high PR sites such as Google.com, Yahoo.com, Twitter.com, Bing.com, and Youtube.com, it will be hard for you to get those backlinks.

Now, move on to the top 40 (page 2)! Look for the site that contain pages or dates. For example you see on the number 21 is:

wewegombel.ac.in
wewegombel.ac.in/it/blogging/2012/07/best_list.html

There are 3 possibilities lay within the link. ngemengepeh.co.uk may get doffolow backlink directly from the post article, by commenting, or the page was no longer exist (dead links). And still, it's worth to check it out, to add value to yourself, better than following the lists from webmasters who haven't got backlinks from the lists, just like hancur.it did.

But.. There is always but..

Your 1st visit to best_list.html page for instance, from copy paste the link, will be consider as a spam visit. Why? Because your referring site was unknown. You must at least bookmarks the site to visit again, or visit from search engine by Googling for wewegombel.ac.in.

Ups.. I've forgot to describe about the main point, the more easiest way. Back to the googling result example above! The top result from the example above was hancur.it. Check the Alexa's sites linking to hancur.it! Now, you will know whether hancur.it's webmaster has been made a fool of you or not.

Backlink From Your Own Blog

Link building is a main based of SEO technique to drive traffic to your site. You might able to do so, is by providing a quality and useful content for your readers. Write on subject that you desire and love most, though it must be connected to your site niche.

Having a specific niche domain will get you advantages on specific targeted visitors, though it will also get you into trouble, due to lack of inspiration to write on a new blog post. My main blog niche is on alternate medicine, but my blog description is about tips (on everything) to gain better life. So, in this case, I have a wide niche to write about.

Based on Alexa website, many inbound links can help improve your rank in search engines, and can serve as a measure of a site's reputation. I was laugh at myself when I saw my blog's Alexa site linking in. A new backlink that I got is from verdilaurent.blogspot.in. When I tried to click on it, it directed me to my own blog. How could that be possible? I still didn't know why Alexa give my own blog as a dofollow backlink. If you have something like this, please share your thought!

Perhaps you can try this:
Check your blog URL with no .com/ at the end of your blog URL. Try using .in, .br, or .co.uk.

For example :
Your blog URL is http://yourblogspoturl.blogspot.com, and try to change with
https://yourblogspoturl.blogspot.br, or
https://yourblogspoturl.blogspot.co.uk, or
https://yourblogspoturl.blogspot.in.

Now, you can see where is the URL you had typed leads to!

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How to Get Free Backlink from PR9 Site

If you are a webmaster, you would have known this, The more sites that are linking to your site, the more traffic you will get. That is truly a fact, there are no webmasters would doubt it. Many webmasters are trying hard to keep their Alexa rank as lower as they could.

Though even I could not understand what are alexa based for ranking the sites. On alexa website, it only said that, many inbound links can help improve your rank in search engines, and can serve as a measure of a site's reputation.

You would also probably saw an advertising about buying link from PR9 sites. Infact you wouldn't have to spent a dime to get backlink from a PR9 site based on my experience in this blog.

Yeah!! The site is blogger.com, a PR9 site with alexa rank 89 (last time I checked). How did I get that PR9 backlink for free? If you already have Google account, whether you have blog or not, you must have a blogger profile. Fill your blogger profile with your site!

And then, if you have already blogger profile with your site on it, you must have been wondering, why my site didn't get a backlink from blogger.com?

Actually, there are 2 ways to get a backlink from blogger.com. The main thing is, you must comment to other sites, especially blogger blogspot sites, using your Google account.

The second is, your comment must be unique, so that it can drive the other visitors of the site who also read the post, to view on your blogger profile.

The more people viewed on your profile, and visited the site on your blogger profile, the faster you get the PR9 backlink from blogger.com.

The truth is, by commenting to other blogs or sites, it will drive traffic to your site, at least an exchange visit from the site owner. Moreover, if you follow others blog using Google Friend Connect, that other blog will also get another backlink from blogger.com.

You should not have to place your site link, using html text, with an anchor text, for an intention to get dofollow backlink from the site. It would be considered as a spam comment, and the site owner would not publish your comment.

Update: December 26, 2014