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Friday, December 16, 2011

How To Get .edu and .gov Backlinks For Free!

If you are a blogger then you must be aware of the importance of having at least one .edu backlink for your blog. If you are not aware of what .edu backlink can do for you then I am explaining it here and in this post I am going to tell you how to search for .edu sites which allows you to comment and by that way, you can earn a valuable backlink for your blog. I hope you will like it as usual!

First thing first. Well, .edu is a domain which can be owned only by the education institute so they are not in a bunch like .com domains. Normally, .edu have better PR and search engine rankings so getting a backlink from those blogs can get you too a high PR and a better search engine rankings.

Due to spammers, some of the sites having .edu domain has decided to make their links nofollow instead of dofollow. So try your luck!  Below I am showing you the method of searching Google for .edu sites which allows you to comment on their articles in which you can include an HTML code with a link to your site.

Find the right sites

It is not always enough for you to know about any of the college, university or a school blog which has an .edu domain. So you should know what exactly you want and how to search for it. Below is the first command to have a simple list of .edu sites. Go to Google and perform a search.

site:.edu inurl:blog

Focusing on good blogs

Our aim is to have only those results in search which allows us to comment. Blogs on .edu sites which doesn’t allow us to comment are useless for us so we will have to narrow down the search only to those which blogs allow to post a comment to it. Use the line below and perform a search.

site:.edu inurl:blog “post a comment”

Removing useless blogs

Now after getting a result of blogs which allows you to comment on their post, you will need to remove all those blogs and articles on which the comments have been closed or not allowed after several days. You will also need to remove al those blogs which can allow comments only if you are logged in. So now copy the below line and perform a search.

site:.edu inurl:blog “post a comment” -”comments closed” -”you must be logged in”

Finding the right niche

Now after performing the search from the above point, you will need to find the right niche as per your site or blog you own so that you get a proper backlink traffic. This will get you some targetted traffic as per SEO and also earn you a backlink. Use the line given below and perform the search and you will get the final result.

site:.edu inurl:blog “post a comment” -”comments closed” -”you must be logged in” “seo”

You can replace the word “seo” as per your need.

Leaving a comment

After getting the result and selecting the blog article of your niche, its time to leave a comment there. You will need to act a bit wisely here. You will have to leave a sensible comment as per the article topic. Writing just one line with your blog link might not help you getting your comment approved. So be sensible in leaving a comment.

For .gov blogs, it is all the same, but instead site:.edu , you write site:.gov, everything else is the same.

Well, this is all you have to do to get an .edu backlink for your blog and believe me, it can create wonders for your blog if you succeed in getting couple of backlinks from a blog which has higher pagerank ! Wish you all the best.

14 comments:

Jessica said...

Hi, what a great web blog. I usually spend hours on the net reading blogs on various subjects. And, I really would like to praise you for writing such a fabulous article. I honestly believe there is a skill to writing articles that only very few posses and yes you got it. This is really informative and I will for sure refer my friends the same. Thanks.

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Zoran Ignjatovic said...

Thank you Jessica, I will try to keep a good work.

Sharky said...

Thanks for the tip! Will try it.

Bill said...

Nice post. Actually I want to put this keyword Tractor Trailers on Gov website.

Zoran Ignjatovic said...

Sometimes you may not find exactly the keywords you're looking for, but you can find a similar but more the popular like "tractor" or "trailers".

My Six Percent said...

This would be a great tool but all the sites I've found add a nofollow to your link. This is easy to check using a firefox plugin called nodofollow (https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/nodofollow/). It highlights every link that has a nofollow pink and every one that doesn't purple.

Any idea how to find sites that do not automatically use nofollow in their comments section?

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Zoran Ignjatovic said...

Yes, most of these blogs are nofollow. A few months ago, I used those blogs on this same blog and I bust my pagerank from PR 0 to PR 3 in just one month. So it is worth making links from these blogs.

Uncle Bob said...

Good article.

If I might add another little tip. If you download SEOQuake then activate before you enter in the string Zoran posted then you can help pinpoint down the sites with pagerank and then order them.

Zoran Ignjatovic said...

Thanks Uncle Bob, I will try that.

ROGERS said...

Really Marvelous Zoran, this article on .edu and .gov has been simplified , u r awesome , and u r SEO genius , THANK YOU VERY MUCH

Zoran Ignjatovic said...

You're welcome Rogers.

James said...

It is very good post on how to get .edu & .gov site. I extremely appreciate your given very specific search query words which will certainly save our time.

Integrated Solutions said...

Thanx. Most people speak of what you can do but never bother to give out real example. You were one of a kind !!!

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Zoran Ignjatovic said...

Thanks everyone.

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