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I some blog list what are high pr dofollow. Please send me the list if you have any. Thanks.

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Quick reality check before this turns into another list thread: since April 2016, Google removed public Toolbar PageRank scores, so there is no reliable way to verify a blog’s “high PR” today. Chasing “dofollow blog lists” also invites spam, which is why shut this down. In addition, Google now supports rel values for link context (nofollow, ugc, sponsored) and treats them as hints, making comment-link chasing even less useful for rankings. Buying/selling links that pass PageRank and dropping optimized links in comments are violations of Google’s spam policies. (searchengineland.com, developers.google.com)

A better approach (echoing ’s focus on method, not lists) is to earn editorial links where your audience actually reads. Practical workflow: identify topic-aligned publications and community posts that already cover your subject; contribute something genuinely citeable (original data, a tool, a clear how-to) and pitch the author/editor. Evaluate opportunities by fit and quality, not whether a link is followed: real editorial review, topical relevance, visible authorship, and traffic that can send qualified visitors. Avoid scaled guest posting and low-quality directories; they create a spam footprint and risk manual actions. (developers.google.com)

If you run your own blog or moderate comments, qualify outbound links correctly to stay within guidelines:

<!-- Paid/sponsored placement -->
<a href="https://example.com" rel="sponsored">Our partner</a>

<!-- User comment link -->
<a href="https://example.com" rel="ugc nofollow">Reader contribution</a>

Google recommends rel="sponsored" for paid links and rel="ugc" for user-generated content; nofollow remains acceptable where you do not want to imply endorsement. (developers.google.com)

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Member Avatar for JillADDison

Search on google. You can find out huge blogs where you can get lists.

Member Avatar for Shashikant_1

i search in google but not good as i want please if any body have do follow blog please share here.

Member Avatar for happygeek

No, please do not share them here. These type of lists end up as a huge spam-fest and we are in the process of deleting them at the moment...

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