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hello every bpody of the daniweb forum.
all are thanks. i have a site named 'The Largest Online E Learning Institute Ever in Bangladesh' any one pls help me to get 50 .edu dofolow backlinks

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Quick reality check for : dozens of forum replies here point to quick lists, comment links or outsourcing (e.g., , , ). Those tactics can surface links, but search engines increasingly ignore or neutralize links obtained primarily to manipulate rankings — and many comment/profile links are nofollow or carry no lasting value. (developers.google.com)

A safer, repeatable goal is to earn a few high-value .edu links rather than chase 50 low-quality ones. Practical, ethical tactics that still work:

  • genuine scholarships or student grants (real funding + a clear page to link to);
  • placement on departmental or library resource pages and course reading lists;
  • original research, surveys or datasets students/faculty will cite;
  • partnerships: internships, campus discounts, alumni/business directories, or sponsoring a student event;
  • contribute useful teaching materials or open educational resources (OER).
    These approaches focus on relevance and value, not volume. (backlinko.com)

Keep outreach simple and targeted: find the exact EDU page that would benefit, create/prepare the resource, send one short personalized pitch explaining the benefit, then follow up once. Example outreach template:

Subject: Resource suggestion for [Course/Resource page] — short, practical guide

Hi [Name],

I maintain a free resource that covers [exact topic] and matches your [course/resource page]. It includes [one-sentence benefit: dataset/assignment guide/handout]. If you think it fits, here is the page: [URL]. Happy to adapt it to your syllabus.

Thanks for considering,
[Name, role, brief credibility]

Personalization increases approvals — a short note that explains concrete student or faculty benefit performs far better than mass emails. (ahrefs.com)

Final cautions: avoid buying “.edu dofollow” packages or mass comment spamming — Google’s link-spam systems target manipulative links and over-optimized anchor text can hurt you. Track acquired links in Search Console and by referral traffic; prioritize relevancy and placement (in-body or resource lists > footer/profile links). and were right to flag anchor-text and quality concerns. (developers.google.com)

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Member Avatar for RH-Calvin

I just found out a list of .edu directories here:- targetspider.blogspot.com/2013/02/top-edu-directory-submission-websites.html

Member Avatar for woodroseint

Hi.
Use this syntax to search .edu blogs on google and do blog commenting to get backlinks.
site:.edu inurl:blog "post a comment" -"comments closed" -"you must be logged in" "ADD YOUR KEYWORD"

Hope This will help you.
Best Regards,
Vijay

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Member Avatar for canadafred

that has to be the funkiest string I have ever seen

Member Avatar for woodroseint

Hey Fred Joly, As the syntax I have written above clearly filter .edu blogs. This is just some syntax I normally use.
How you search google for blog related to some niche?

Member Avatar for KevinVernon

You just have to find list of .edu forums and blog and put your keywords and links in the comments.

Member Avatar for narenfomax

Search Google for .edu blogs. Write your comment there with targeted keywords. Try to get backlinks from related .edu blogs.

Member Avatar for narenfomax

Search google for related edu blogs. The syntax above woodroseint mentioned is working correctly to filter edu blogs.
I have tried.

Member Avatar for Nilesh Talaviya

use this syntex: "keyword" site:.edu inurl:blog "post a comment" -"you must be logged in"

Member Avatar for winstanleyf1

outsource it, it is not hard to get Edu links, getting content with them is, lots of services on the internet are inexpensive for this...

Member Avatar for ellena980

Try to find .edu blogs and then try for place your link in comment.

Member Avatar for mayaestat

You should share content on web 2.0 submission sites and can link keywords accordingly.

Member Avatar for trishabangalore

To get free edu banklinks, search google for the related edu blogs and write your comment there with link as an anchor text.

Member Avatar for woodroseint

Guys, do you use any tools to extract .edu blog with PR?

Member Avatar for jessicarobort

You can search in google, many bloggers are giving list of .edu dofollow blogs.

Member Avatar for Nmalik1

Go to google and search for list of do follow list with the keyword of your niche.

Member Avatar for sahilrealestate

You can directly search for Do follow edu list on any search engine. But, i would really like to know does such submission helps to get the keywords ranked in Google.

Member Avatar for Suprabhat_1

even EDU backlinks are the quality backlinks everybody need it anyhow thanks for the list guyz visit

Member Avatar for datingexpert

You can easily outsource this, as Win Stanley cited, at Fiverr. There are certain tasks I have to do myself. This kind of submission work, you could definitely delegate it.

And thank you all for the list. These are always useful!

Be careful with anchor text and keyword names only in your comments at people's blogs. This kind of behavior can be construed as spammy, causing your comment to be flagged and deleted, wasting your precious time. Do you keywording in your comment at bit artfully. Plus also construct a real comment. These will increase the likelihood of your comment being approved as well as valued by Oh Mighty Google.

April

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Member Avatar for Dexsmart

Junk and crap edu and gov links are easy to get, but quality edu and gov require a person from inside (admin contact). I got such backlinks and they are very good.

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