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Thread: Custom footprint.

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    Junior Member rezaulhuq's Avatar
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    Please apologize me for being late. I just went outside.

    Actually I am new in the world of SEO. The more I learn, the more I feel interest.

    However, I got the term "custom foot print" when I was searching for relevant site in Google. I wanted to mean custom footprint as query word in search engine and by adding my keywords with appropriate query words, relevant sites are obtained. If I can have backlinks from my niche related forums, I can expect to get targeted traffic as well.

    As I prefer permanent quality backlinks, I always appreciate white hat techniques.

    Please feel free if there is any further query.
    Last edited by rezaulhuq; 11-28-2011 at 07:53 AM.

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    Yes, scrapebox also has such option but if someone can get high pr relevant sites easily using scrapebox and after that if he builds links manually for achieving permanent quality backlinks,,,, I think it won't be anything indecent.

    Any further comments 'll be appreciable.
    Last edited by rezaulhuq; 11-28-2011 at 10:35 AM.

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    That is the whole point. Forums are here for 'community', not for building backlinks. They are for helping people and getting help, they are for networking, keeping abreast of new things, or just shootin the shit as Doc would say. When you are joining a forum primarily to build links, you have already started the ban process at that forum. Participate, spend some real time at the forum, make quality posts, and you get far more out of it than a link or 2.

    And, being that links from most forums are near worthless anyways....
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