cheers for trying but not one of those links has anything at all to do with my niche

oh, well it wont hurt ya if you had some links from these sites ;)

but like ninja said, it may all be a big waste of time ;)

ok ive found a wiki page that i want to put a link into and ive clicked edit and it lets me edit it no problem but how do i put anchor text into wiki?

<a href=http://my website.com>Wood burning stoves</a>

ive tried it like this but it doesnt work any ideas?

cheers

for wiki it would be like


[http://mysite.com Wood Burning Stoves] - description you can add on here about stoves

ok worked it out cheers

i found a wiki page that was talking about stoves but it wasnt a edu it was a .com and it had the words "wood burning stove" in one of the sentences so i edited it so the word "wood burning stove" was turned into a link to my site.

Is that how im supposed to do it? the page has a PR of 6

hell ya
a pr6 about your sits is good ;)

-Bs

Definately not! But if they don't edit it back to the way they had it, then good for you.

Better way to have done it was to use proper WIKI linking protocols. You should use double [[ ]] for external links.

Also, the safer way to do it is to include them at the bottom of the page, under "External Links" section.


EDIT:

I didn't find anything for mine. I did goto The wikipedia... and placed my link at the very bottom. Let's see how long it stays there. :RGVLINK:

hey guys

this is how ive done it (see attachment)

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Technically, that's the wrong way to do it. You're supposed to put it at the very bottom, under external links. All other links in the entry are internal.

I put mine at the bottom. [[link]] (rgvforums)

got me this way twice a pr7 and one pr6 ;) now see if the links are still active or have the "nofollow" tag as I read somewhere recently