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I need 100 high pr dofollow forum posting sites .If you have it please help me.

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Lots of people replied with link lists (, , ) and the suggestion to mix follow/no-follow links (noted by ). That advice is sound: long lists of “100 dofollow forums” are easy to find, but they age fast and invite low-quality posting. A better goal is selective, topical forum participation that drives real referral traffic and reputation, not raw link counts.

Modern link handling: forums are user-generated content, so site owners often mark outbound forum links with rel values such as rel="ugc" or rel="nofollow", and Google now treats those rel attributes as hints rather than strict directives (it also introduced rel="sponsored" for paid links). In short, a forum being “dofollow” today is not a guarantee of long-term SEO value. (developers.google.com)

Quick verification (practical): view the post HTML or use the browser DevTools Inspect Element to see the anchor tag. Examples: <a href="https://example.com">link</a> versus <a rel="nofollow" href="https://example.com">link</a> or <a rel="ugc" href="https://example.com">link</a>. Some forums render links client-side, so inspect the live DOM rather than only view-source. Browser extensions (NoFollow checkers, SEOquake) speed this process. See the HTML rel attribute docs for details. (developer.mozilla.org)

Practical strategy and cautions: prioritize active, well-moderated, niche-relevant forums where helpful answers (contextual links) are allowed; avoid signature-only spam or automated mass posting. Buying/engineered link schemes, reciprocal link wheels, or automated forum blasts risk devaluation or manual action under Google’s spam policies. Forum links can still drive targeted traffic and brand signals, but they should be one tactic in a diversified outreach program that values quality over quantity. (developers.google.com)

Short workflow to apply: (1) vet a forum for activity and moderation; (2) check link markup with Inspect Element; (3) build a posting history by answering questions helpfully; (4) add contextual links only when they solve the thread’s problem; (5) track referral clicks/indexing with analytics and backlink tools. This approach yields safer, more useful links than chasing large, static “dofollow forum” lists.

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I need Free PR submission sites list...

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I've send you a list of 37 forums that you post. As far as forum posting is concerned it's good to post in both do-follow and no-follow forums to make your link building looks natural.

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www.v7n.com/forums/
www.warriorforum.com
seoforums.org/
www.webhostingtalk.com

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http://www.rss-forum.de/

http://www.im4newbies.com/forum/
http://www.webmasterize.com/
http://www.webworkshop.net/seoforum/index.php
http://www.smallbusinessforums.org/

http://www.geekvillage.com/forums/

http://www.searchbliss.com/forum/
http://www.decentdiscussions.com
http://www.inboundlinksforum.com/

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