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 Nov 09, 2007, 04:36:53 AM | #5 |
Wow thanks for the list. where did you get it?
I've been compiling it over the last few months. I got some from (http://www.blogrolling.com), some from Technorati and some from searching Google for variations of the terms [ blog dofollow ] or [ Wordpress dofollow ]...
It's the same technique when you write a post and want to find blogs to trackback... For example, if you're writing a post on "Ron Paul" , just search Google for [ +"Ron Paul" +trackback ] and you'll have a nice list to weed through.
LOL, actually, I wrote a PHP cURL script to grab the source code of Google result pages and use a regular expression to match "nofollow", if nofollow is matched, I scrap the blog. If "nofollow" isn't matched I dumped the url into my database. This list is the first incarnation of my Super-SEO script, so all you loyal C4G members can expect more freely available data like this (I like to play sharing, plus if the blogs listed get a few more readers or hits, that's cool). It doesn't hurt that I run a Blog Directory and I'm already parsing through the new entries source code to find the RSS feeds. One single regular expression tells me if the site is nofollow or dofollow. |
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).. You are right dear, a novel way to inform others that they are do follow, and let them get the max out of the list, + the people in the list earn some traffic...