Just a quick note that I upload the June database.
We are still holding strong at about 160,000 pages indexed. I deleted 126 blogs this month that changed to NoFollow during May. However, I ended up adding about an equal number so it was a push. I guess this just goes to show you how important it is to maintain your dofollow lists.
Enjoy and Happy Backlinking.
I’m busy adding additional DoFollow site to the search engine and have found some great ones with PR of 4+. Many of these were concentrated in real estate. This gave me pause to think… What is everyone else looking for? Let me hear you! Post 2 or 3 niches.
Thanks
Over the past several months, I’ve seen great improvements in my web traffic from posting quality comments on relevant DoFollow blogs. While I’ve had great success, it’s also been very frustrating. The lists of DoFollow blogs that I find posted on various forums are littered with Nofollow blogs! This wastes my time and annoys me.
For example – One of the most popular lists (http://courtneytuttle.com/blogs-that-follow) is only 51% Dofollow as of January 1st, 2009. This is not surprising given that many of these blogs didn’t know they were published on the list and weren’t prepared for the traffic onslaught that can be generated.
So on January 1st (while nursing a hangover from new year’s eve) I decided to verify as many Dofollow blogs as possible. At the end of the day I had screened several hundred sites and found that only about 50% of the Dofollow blogs were in fact Dofollow.
Over the past few days, I’ve continued to screen blogs with similar results.
I’ve also decide to open up my little “New Year’s Day Project” and make it into a tool others can use.
Stay tuned… Update: Check out the Search Engine.
