Over 1100 backlink opportunities for website owners

I keep thinking to myself “there must be a better way of getting a Google #1 ranking than building hundreds of backlinks for ‘website maintenance services’ to thinkdave.com”. But there isn’t a better way. You either add great content and build good links, or you flounder on page 100 of Google’s results. Building links is boring, but it works.

And with that in mind, here are a few resources to help you build your own mind-numbingly boring backlinks:

1. The D-List: The D-List is a list of blogs that provide Dofollow links (backlinks that search engines recognise) back to your website every time you comment on any of the blogs. I found the D-list on Courtney Tuttle’s excellent Internet Marketing blog, and I’ve built a few good links using it. In fact, Courtney’s blog is probably one of the places you should visit regularly if you’re at all interested in Internet Marketing.
2. AddURL: SEOFusion’s AddURL is a list of free online directories. Currently there are 880 directories listed, and the list is updated regularly. If you’re feeling rich you can buy a submission to the entire list for around £150.
3. UltraReview’s 100 Dofollow forums: If you want to make friends or business contacts online, forums are a great place to start. And thanks to this great list of 100 forums that provide Dofollow links, you can improve your search engine rankings at the same time.

If you use every one of the link resources provided in the 3 lists above, you could build over 1100 links to your website, which would definitely improve your search engine rankings. That’s assuming you don’t die of boredom first.