If you want more traffic to your blog or website, then you’re probably always looking to build some quality backlinks. I wrote about building links through themes before, but now I can offer something even better. Links from established websites such as this blog will help build up your link popularity, and as a result increased search engine rankings.

There are two ways you can easily get an instant PR4 backlink from my blog. I don’t run the Top Commentators plugin at the moment so you don’t need to be spamming my comments in hopes to climb to the top! All you need to do is one of the following things to get a quality backlink.

Link To One Of My Posts
If any of my content is relevant to what you discuss on your blog, consider linking to it. Your readers may find it enjoyable, and you in turn will get an automatic link back to your website. Each time you link to one of my posts, you will get a link back to your post. The more stories you find interesting and link to, the more links you get back.

Comment On One Of My Posts
If you’re reading here and want to write a comment, I will reward you with a link back to your blog as well. If you’re writing a comment, you can specify exactly what URL you would like to link to and by being creative with the name field you can even control the anchor tag that I link to you with.

The greatest thing about all this is that as my blog grows, and my PageRank increases, your site will continue to grow with it because of all the links pointing over to your blog. This is all made possible because I remove the nofollow tags on my blog comments. By default, blogs do not pass on any link love as the outgoing links are all tagged with the nofollow tag. I think the nofollow tag is useless, so everyone that participates on my blog is rewarded!

Oh, did I mention all these links don’t cost a thing? Sure you can go buy text links from other blogs, but you can get FREE text links to your website and even customize your anchor text, all for free.

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