The problems with having a list of fixed web2.0 sites in SER are myriad: 1) Because they're fixed urls, virtually every SER user will try to submit to them. As the sites in question are legitimate websites, they'll want to combat this, so... 2) Registration and posting workflows are bound to be tweaked regularly to dissuade automated submissions. 3) The engine files in SER are unencrypted/obfuscated which means that the sites in question can see exactly how SER is submitting to them, and simply change their code slightly to break it. It's great that SER's engine files are open to everyone to code, but it seems that very few users actually bother to do so.
The newer engines should work, the older ones probably less effective - for the reasons mentioned above.
If I have time I might go through whats there and see what I can do to improve things.
appreciate! just 1 more question. web2.0's working without verified lists? I am confused. they're platforms, not urls of platforms. so it should work without any list?
What is the best content engine to use? Drupal and Joomla were great years ago, but then recaptcha v2 come up and most sites did not update and so you can not register anymore. Jcow, Elgg, Moodle were great too. But no success anymore.
Whats the next/current best platform to publish content links?
If by content links you mean anything that puts links in %article% or %about_yourself% macros, the stock engines that give best results at the moment seem to be WPFORO, Datalife CMS and Classipress
If by content links you mean anything that puts links in %article% or %about_yourself% macros, the stock engines that give best results at the moment seem to be WPFORO, Datalife CMS and Classipress
In my opinion these engines can't get you rank because it is profiles. All SEOs says you'll never rank with profile backlinks. Or I am wrong?
My interpretation of 'profile backlinks' is when you simply drop a plain url in a forum profile etc. If you're utilising the engines properly by using %article% macros or customising the about_yourself field to include relevant text and contextual links then you'll get more success.
As with all SEO information, especially from people who probably want to sell you their PBNs or 'niche edits', the best advice is to test for yourself.
My interpretation of 'profile backlinks' is when you simply drop a plain url in a forum profile etc. If you're utilising the engines properly by using %article% macros or customising the about_yourself field to include relevant text and contextual links then you'll get more success.
As with all SEO information, especially from people who probably want to sell you their PBNs or 'niche edits', the best advice is to test for yourself.
Well, you can visit anytime BHW forum (2,5M of traffic per month) and check threads about profile backlinks - what are saying experienced SEOs.
What about of your rankings with contextual forum profile backlinks?
My interpretation of 'profile backlinks' is when you simply drop a plain url in a forum profile etc. If you're utilising the engines properly by using %article% macros or customising the about_yourself field to include relevant text and contextual links then you'll get more success.
As with all SEO information, especially from people who probably want to sell you their PBNs or 'niche edits', the best advice is to test for yourself.
Well, you can visit anytime BHW forum (2,5M of traffic per month) and check threads about profile backlinks - what are saying experienced SEOs.
What about of your rankings with contextual forum profile backlinks?
BHW is a bad choice to bring up. Every reply about building links comes from people with a pbn service in their signature. There is no real information there anymore. There are very few experienced SEOs just people that want to sell you links.
To say it another way: don’t believe what you read and repeat it when you don’t know the answer yourself.
My interpretation of 'profile backlinks' is when you simply drop a plain url in a forum profile etc. If you're utilising the engines properly by using %article% macros or customising the about_yourself field to include relevant text and contextual links then you'll get more success.
As with all SEO information, especially from people who probably want to sell you their PBNs or 'niche edits', the best advice is to test for yourself.
Well, you can visit anytime BHW forum (2,5M of traffic per month) and check threads about profile backlinks - what are saying experienced SEOs.
What about of your rankings with contextual forum profile backlinks?
BHW is a bad choice to bring up. Every reply about building links comes from people with a pbn service in their signature. There is no real information there anymore. There are very few experienced SEOs just people that want to sell you links.
To say it another way: don’t believe what you read and repeat it when you don’t know the answer yourself.
I do not think they are trying to sell me something, because I advertising PBN links in my signature myself.
Yes in every thread they want you to believe you can’t build links yourself and instead you have to pay someone else to build links for you. If you don’t buy a BHW service then you’re building “low quality” link. Its really pathetic.
To answer your question: contextual anchor HTML elements work to rank in google. It really doesn’t matter what label you see people putting on it. It doesn’t matter if it’s a “profile” or a “web2.0” etc.
Well, you can visit anytime BHW forum (2,5M of traffic per month) and check threads about profile backlinks - what are saying experienced SEOs.
I've had a BHW account since 2006 mate, I'm well aware of the level of SEO knowledge there.
As I said previously, and I've said hundreds of other times over the years, in SEO it's best to try things out for yourself, otherwise you'll never know.
Well, you can visit anytime BHW forum (2,5M of traffic per month) and check threads about profile backlinks - what are saying experienced SEOs.
I've had a BHW account since 2006 mate, I'm well aware of the level of SEO knowledge there.
As I said previously, and I've said hundreds of other times over the years, in SEO it's best to try things out for yourself, otherwise you'll never know.
If by content links you mean anything that puts links in %article% or %about_yourself% macros, the stock engines that give best results at the moment seem to be WPFORO, Datalife CMS and Classipress
is the %about_yourself% a macro to use or are you referring to the about yourself content section to put an %article% or %article_summary% macros into so they have some text to make the link more contextual?
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The problems with having a list of fixed web2.0 sites in SER are myriad:
1) Because they're fixed urls, virtually every SER user will try to submit to them. As the sites in question are legitimate websites, they'll want to combat this, so...
2) Registration and posting workflows are bound to be tweaked regularly to dissuade automated submissions.
3) The engine files in SER are unencrypted/obfuscated which means that the sites in question can see exactly how SER is submitting to them, and simply change their code slightly to break it. It's great that SER's engine files are open to everyone to code, but it seems that very few users actually bother to do so.
If I have time I might go through whats there and see what I can do to improve things.
appreciate! just 1 more question. web2.0's working without verified lists? I am confused. they're platforms, not urls of platforms. so it should work without any list?
thanks a lot. I will try.
My interpretation of 'profile backlinks' is when you simply drop a plain url in a forum profile etc. If you're utilising the engines properly by using %article% macros or customising the about_yourself field to include relevant text and contextual links then you'll get more success.
As with all SEO information, especially from people who probably want to sell you their PBNs or 'niche edits', the best advice is to test for yourself.
To say it another way: don’t believe what you read and repeat it when you don’t know the answer yourself.
I do not think they are trying to sell me something, because I advertising PBN links in my signature myself.