The web is getting better and better at serving users. There are so many websites transitioning to a web 2.0 model of user experience and functionality – and now there is what we call web 2.0 linkbuilding. It’s nothing too complicated – let me show you how.
Web 2.0 linkbuilding has much to do about filling out your profile in web 2.0 websites – especially the ‘links’ and/or ‘websites’ part. Here are some of the sites where you can build your profile/brand in:
(Warning: These pages and links should be used for building brands – not for the sake of just building links. If you want to build links for ranking, this is not the way to go This list is derived from Jason Acidre’s list albeit updated)
Site Profiles
- PageRank – 6
- After making your site’s profile you can email them to request for dofollow links to be allowed on your page
- Anchor text for your keywords are allowed
- Fast crawl rates
- Gains Pagerank when backlinks are built to link to it
- The page can be done in just 5 minutes
- PageRank – 8
- Dofollow link of the URL of your website
- No need to build a page, just search your domain name through Alexa and once you find it, build 1 backlink to direct crawlers to your site’s info page in Alexa, then eventually reach your website to pass through trust
- PageRank – 8
- Nofollow link but passes massive amount of trust and authority to your site
- Fast crawl rates
- Making a company profile page through Wikipedia may only take you 10 – 20 minutes. Just sign up there and write something unique, professional and concise about your website
Web 2.0 Blogs
Posterous
- PageRank – 7
- Allows dofollow links to your site (URL and/or Anchor text)
- Has fast crawl rates and allows you to autopost on different other blogsites such as TypePad, Livejournal, Tumblr, WordPress.com, Blogger, etc…
- Setting up for an account is easy and only takes a few minutes, which will include making your profile
via seo-hacker.com
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