Do you Want some Backlinks? I’m pretty sure you Need them rather than Want them right!

Ok, If you want to build some Backlink make sure you do it nicely and trickily. You surely don’t want others to spam your site just for backlinks right? And I’m sure you have seen website or Blogs with spam comments with links. So do it properly. Its all for getting Backlinks.

Trick 1: Do you want to get your first Backlink Just write about your website and submit your website to About Us wiki Page. Search for this kind of wiki web site then submit  your page. Wait for search engine to to grab your link.

Trick 2: May be its an Blackhat Method to gain Backlink Quickly but easy… If you write comments on other Blogs or post in Forums you can get some links from there too. But consider not to spam. Get links on forums or blogs or comments and link back to your site using a smiley as an anchor text. Your hidden link will go unnoticed but it will help you getting Backlinks. But you will not get proper anchor text.

If you click any of the above smiles it will lead you to another website. You can post on forums and include a smiley backlink, or you can leave a comment on a wordpress blog. Smiley will look just normal.
Also You can create an image of a smiley for linking your website using a innocent looking smiley.

For forums you can use

[URL="http://www.google.com"]:idea:[/url]

And for Wordpress and other blogs you can use this

<a href="http://google.com" onclick="javascript:pageTracker._trackPageview ('/outbound/google.com');">:idea:</a>

Trick 3: Using dofollow Comment Blogs sites you can get some Backlinks. Some of the blog owners removed nofollow tags from their blogs. They give their Blog readers opportunity to get Backlink from Comments. It also helps them to increase comment and webtraffic in their blog. Commenthunt searches blogs without nofollow tags its a search engine type thing you can search for relevent blogs .
Here is the website Link : Commenthunt

Visits to blogs by surfers in the UK reached their highest-ever levels last month, accounting for one in every 84 website visits, according to techradar.com.

Traffic to blogs in June accounted for for 1.19 per cent of all UK internet traffic, according to Hitwise, an internet monitoring firm. The research also revealed that traffic to blogs is growing much faster than traditional news and media sites.

Over the last three years traffic has grown by more than 100 per cent, compared with an increase of 70 per cent to news and media websites. UK surfers are also more likely to visit blogs than their counterparts in the US; 1.09 per cent of all visits to the web in Britain during May were to blogs compared to only 0.73 per cent in the US.

Google’s Blogger features prominently on the most-visited list, as do blogs by traditional outlets such as the BBC and The Guardian. Blogs first started in the late Nineties as a type of online diary. The world’s oldest blogger died aged 108 earlier this month.

I like this disclaimer very much, especially the hazard sign!! ^^;