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Wow… whenever I go through my RSS reader, I always see awesome posts people have written about link building tips. One particular place that I usually find great tips is Mixed Market Arts. I recently wrote about link building with Unasked, which is a great tip I got from Collin at Mixed Market Arts.

Today’s tip is also from Collin, but I have expanded on it to create even more opportunities for you to create solid free backlinks.

The article on Mixed Market Arts, Link Building with Gather, shows you an awesome site which allows people to submit articles to, called Gather.

Before you go read the article on Mixed Market Arts, read-on here for a way to go above and beyond the tips Collin provides, with regards to creating backlinks.

Collin talks about joining Gather, and submitting articles with backlinks in the articles, with the anchor text of your choice. All of those links are “dofollow” links. (What is dofollow?)

While I was sitting back amazed at this great link building opportunity, I realized that using their comment system, you can leave comments on people’s articles, and the comments have “dofollow” links also! This is an amazing opportunity.

1) Use the Gather search form, type in your keyword (for me, I’d type in “link building”). Then, find articles that people have written about your keyword. Then, leave a non-spam looking, legit comment on their articles, using a link with the anchor text of your choosing (just use normal HTML tags for links) and you have just built a backlink!

2) Find the articles with higher PR. Although this will be harder to do, and the links will not be relevant links, they will still be pr4, pr3, and pr2 links back to your website with the anchor text of your choice.

I hope that now when you read the article about Gather over at Mixed Market Arts, you can build even more backlinks to your site using Gather.  We all love free backlinks!

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    2008-04-07 15:54:44

    […] his own way of building even more backlinks using my technique. It’s worth a read, so go check it out. Share This: These icons link to social bookmarking sites where readers can share and discover […]

     
    2008-04-08 21:22:23

    Great tips and great addition to the mixed market arts tips. I have been writing articles for a while now, I guess it is time to post them to gather!

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    2008-04-09 06:52:37

    Aha! Another great way to build up backlinks. Thanks for sharing. I’ll head there now.

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    2008-04-11 22:15:48

    How can I determine which article has a higher PR?

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    Breakaway
    2008-04-12 08:23:02

    Browse around different topics, and make sure that you have the Google toolbar installed for Firefox (I think they have it for IE too, but not sure) Then, as you load articles, see what the PR is on the toolbar.

     
     
    2008-05-18 19:48:50

    Hey, found your website on DP. Great information. I have the same question as Lane. How do you find the articles that have higher PR? I went back to articles over a year old and I can’t find any articles w/ PR.

    Breakaway
    2008-05-19 00:07:36

    Many of them don’t have higher PR. This isn’t just to pass PR, but also to get super easy backlinks. These are free backlinks, for shooting a quick little comment on a related post.

    But yah, Gather doesn’t have many high PR pages.

     
     
    Acne
    2008-05-26 01:41:21

    Hey,

    So, I tested out gather. I posted about 10 good comments and submitted 2 articles. I’m still waiting for the results to show up. I’d assume gather would get indexed a lot faster than sites like bestsyndication and selfgrowth. But, this isn’t the case, and I’m still waiting for the comments and articles to get indexed. BS and selfgrowth backlinks get indexed within 2 days.

    Do you know of any other popular sites like gather? I found a few but I forgot their names.

     
    2008-07-07 10:14:49

    The best way to check for page rank is down load the google toolbar this will show you the page rank for each page you land on. Anyway I’m off to gather thanks for the tip

    Breakaway
    2008-07-07 13:49:11

    There’s other ways to find the higher page rank pages within a website than the google toolbar.

     
     
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