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2collab is a bookmarking site dedicated to researches in science, technical, and medical communities. While I cater to none of these, it is a free and easy way to score a dofollow anchor text link to my website(s). Go sign up and verify your email, then login, go to “edit profile” and add your links which is about halfway down the page. Then like any other link building technique, you will want to run your profile through socialmarker.

eHow.com is another website that you can build a dofollow link from your profile. eHow is a website that you can write “how to” guides for anything, but unfortunately for them, they nofollow all the links inside articles. Pretty weird, they allow dofollow links for their profiles where the real spam would happen anyway…

At any rate, go sign up for a free profile and in the “more about me” area on your profile, you can use HTML that will show up on your profile page.

Zillow is an online real estate directory that aims to provide real estate professionals with tools and information that they could use. While that is probably a terrible definition of what Zillow does, all I know is that it is a real estate social network like website that allows you to create a free profile and edit your “about” section to include a dofollow link to your site.

I have seen a lot of real estate webmasters looking to buy links when I briefly browse the buy/sell section of forums like Digitalpoint, so I know there is a ton of demand for real estate related links, and Zillow should help all of you real estate webmasters out and it wont take up more than 5 minutes of your time.

I always enjoy seeing the most blatant spam sites ranking for incredibly competitive terms. Many blackhat SEO’s have so many powerful links that they can register a free forum account and include a link to an affiliate offer in their profile and then build so many thousands of links that this little page ranks top 10 for a term that is super competitive.

I always enjoy going to Yahoo.com and typing link:spamdomain.com and looking at the top 50 or so links that these spammers receive. Generally, the spammers ranking for these terms just have scripts that spam tons of guestbooks, forums, blogs, and the such and they have no idea that there are a few REALLY powerful backlinks in their arsenal because all their links were generated automatically.

Awhile back in one of my miscellaneous link building posts, I mentioned a site that had 30 css galleries. Well, that post is a bit aged now and I actually have a lot more in my submission list now and I thought I would share them with everyone now. These lists come from a collection of multiple sources like forums, google, and emails.

A little over a month ago blogger Stephane Grenier sent me a review copy of his newest book titled “Blog Blazers: 40 Top Bloggers Share Their Secrets.” In return for the review copy, I gladly accepted to write a honest review to all of you.

The book is extremely simple in theory. It consists of Stephane asking a little over 20 questions to 40 different bloggers who write about many different topics. There are a lot of big names interviewed in the book, including Aaron Wall, Seth Godin, Neil Patel, and many more.

Have you ever tried creating your own page on Wikipedia, possibly one for your companies product or website? Have you been slightly annoyed when an editor has deleted your post or the external link to your website to keep Wikipedia’s topics as “neutral” as they can be? Well if so, I have some good news for you today.

MyWikiBiz is a wiki much like Wikipedia (although obviously smaller), but it promotes itself as not being totally neutral. They want pages about everything, and have even set a goal to reach 265 million pages some day.

A little over a week ago I received an email from someone trying to promote their website with backlinks. Unlike most of the email pitches I see, the site he was looking to promote actually offered free dofollow links in return. The website I am talking about is LogoPallet.

LogoPallet is a free logo design gallery, much like the many CSS galleries that I have used for link building in the past. LogoPallet lets you submit your logo to be displayed on the front page of their website to all of their users, and they also create a page with a little paragraph of information about your site where you are allowed to put an anchor text link back to your website.