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I own 4 blogs in the following categories

General/Lifestyle DA 44
Tech DA 41
Tech /Reviews DA 27
Auto/Motor DA 32

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I accept high quality guest posts in the categories above in exchange for DOFOLLOW backlinks.

No pharma, no sexual or casino.
Posts subject to review.
500 words minimum

PM for the website urls.

 

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Another DA 39 Lifestyle blog/womens health added. Take advantage while it lasts.

 

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Another DA 38 technology/electronics added. This is a very limited time offer.

 

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Looking for more submissions, another Auto blog added.

 

[RobM]

Sorry to derail the thread slightly but can someone tell me what spammers hope to gain by posting 'Thanks for sharing' or the equivalent across any threads regardless of if it makes sense? Usually they necro old threads to do it - I mean this thread is only a month old but I've seen it on a lot older. They always seem to come from certain countries as well. Maybe 'Chris Albert' (a good traditional UAE name) can enlighten me? I'm genuinely interested because I get lots of these daily at another forum and think what a waste of my time they are moderating.

*edit Is it because they want to set their profile page homepage to links to 3rd rate web design/seo companies? If so seems like a lot of work.

 

[ratboy]

Post on forums, let the dust settle, come back later on after a while and add signature links in?

 

[Adam H]

*edit Is it because they want to set their profile page homepage to links to 3rd rate web design/seo companies? If so seems like a lot of work.

Pretty much, and most realise they have to have x amount of posts before they can post a link in a post or add a signature so gradiaully add short spammy posts until those numbers are hit. Although with xenforo links in posts and signatures are nofollow anyway, On most forums now days profiles are hidden completely from search, although seems acorn still allows it ( but profile links still nofollow by default ).

Not that nofollow means nofollow anymore