When you say that you write articles and post them in forums are you starting a new thread and posting the article there with links to your site, I cant see a way to post articles in threads already in discussion unless your article actually already provides answers related to the thread could you please clarify this for me as I might give this a try. thanks
I'd have to disagree, for several reasons.
First of all, most forums are nofollow, making them virtually useless in terms of SEO benefit. Forum signatures are meant to be read (and followed) by humans, not by search engine robots. They used to help with SEO many years ago, but not any more.
Secondly, most forum signature links that are dofollow are relatively useless. We know that not all backlinks are given the same value, and anything that can be easily replicated is sure to be ranked very low in terms of quality.
I've always found the best way to getting quality backlinks is simply to write quality content that people want to share.
First of all, most forums are nofollow, making them virtually useless in terms of SEO benefit. Forum signatures are meant to be read (and followed) by humans, not by search engine robots. They used to help with SEO many years ago, but not any more.
Secondly, most forum signature links that are dofollow are relatively useless. We know that not all backlinks are given the same value, and anything that can be easily replicated is sure to be ranked very low in terms of quality.
I've always found the best way to getting quality backlinks is simply to write quality content that people want to share.
Forum posting is really a great off page technique to get quality backlinks and also helpful to improve Knowledge.
Yeah, posting at forums while leaving your links in your signature will get you some traffic from those who click it. That's my way of getting people to my site. But patience is important at the beginning stage. When you are still new at those forums people won't actually put much attention on you. When you gain a reputation as a regular poster or high-profiled poster, that's when the traffic comes in!
While this may be true, its however tiring to actually do the process to become reputable in a forum, you have to be active. My way of doing it is to post a tutorial in the forum which may consist of around 1000 words with images to the instructions. This way you get to be approved by the admins especially if they find out its a unique article.
Do you have a general rule when signing up for various different forums and creating threads to promote your webspace? It just seems that many forums would not appreciate this sort of approach. It feels "spammy" to me.
Can you perhaps message me an example of the article you were talking about and how you approach posting everything?
Can you perhaps message me an example of the article you were talking about and how you approach posting everything?
There are many forum sites which are dofollow. Those are most effective. Forum is the greatest way for generating the traffic for a website and backlinks.
I agree, forum posts are good way to get links back and get them quickly...but it has to be part of a plan. Editorial links, high value directories and blog content are still important.
Yes my friend forum is the best backlinking site and it bring so many visitors in any site .
Yeap High PR forums are the best link builders.
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