where to find hi pr forums?

Discussion in 'Search Engine Optimization' started by alvalong, Mar 12, 2008.

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    i can try to post quality post and my post will be quality link resource. but first question: how to find them easily, yes, i can search power by vbulletin and check if they are forums and if pr of homepage is high. but it is slow and time costing, any better? thanks.
     
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    pixeladd Banned

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    Try to search in google for high PR forums keywords.
     
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    kashifmahmood Well-Known Member

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    Use seo quake ( fire fox add on that shows PR for results from google searches ) .

    Even a high PR forum has does not have all high PR pages :)
     
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    You should also don't forget about dofollow/nofollow
     
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    Or better yet don't focus on PR - look at how active the forum is and whether or not it's relevant to your site's topic. I don't post on forums to get links; I post on forums to interact with others of similar interests, which can in turn have this nice side effect of bringing plenty of targeted traffic, especially if I become visible as an authority figure or trusted forum member (a pillar of the forum community, so to speak).

    Try it, you just might like it. :)
     
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