Endless Supply Of .EDU And .GOV Backlinks Free
Restored from the Empower Network archive (2011–2017), lightly edited to meet our current advertising standards. Views are the original author’s.
Ever wonder how you can find a nearly unlimited supply of .EDU and .GOV backlinks all by yourself?
While all the other marketers out there selling backlinks or services are trying to make you believe they have some sort of secret sauce for finding those coveted, yet elusive high quality links from government sites and education sites,
For those that don’t know these .. EDU and .GOV backlinks to your page will help push your site or blog post in ranks
I’m going to give you everything you need to find them yourselves – hundreds of them (possibly thousands) in a matter of minutes.
Here’s how:
1. Go to Google.com and type in the following string:
site:edu inurl:blog “leave a comment” -”comments closed” -”you must be logged in to comment”
It looks like gibberish to the uninformed, but now you can consider yourself “informed.”
site:edu – means Google will only display search results from sites with a .edu extension.
inurl:blog – means your results will only show blogs that are located on those .edu domains.
“leave a comment” – means your search results will only show blogs on .edu domains that have comment forms.
-”comments closed” – Note the “-”? that means your search results will NOT display blogs where commenting is closed.
-”you must be logged in to comment” – There’s that – again. It means your search results will exclude blogs where you need to be logged in to leave comments.
To expand on this a little, if you only want to find blogs on .gov domains that have open comments, just replace site:edu with site:gov in your search string.
Also, don’t be afraid to experiment with your search strings. You can add or remove any of the elements in the above search string and you’ll get different results. Add your main keywords for the page you need backlinks for if you want to get specific.
Use this for your advantage 
UPDATE!
Here are some new cool strings for you that you can use to find TONS of websites where you can leave comments:
1. Find .EDU and .GOV blogs where you can get links. Use the following search strings but where it says “keyword phrase” be sure to change that to one of the keywords relating to your blog or website, leaving it inside quotation marks.
“keyword phrase”+inurl:blog site:.edu
“keyword phrase”+inurl:blog site:.gov
“keyword phrase”
site:.gov+wp-admin site:.gov+blog site:.gov+comment.php site:.gov+”submit site”
site:.gov+”submit your site”
site:.gov+”add url”
site:.edu inurl:blog “keyword” “comment”
site:gov – “you must be logged in” -”comment closed”
site:edu – “you must be logged in” -”comment closed”
2. Search and sift through the results to find sites that allow comments on their blogs. This shows that other people are successfully using this strategy and to go ahead and add your comment and link to your website.
3. Build your list of websites that you could comment on (or outsource this) to create a database of .EDU and .GOV backlinks you can use.
4. Comment on these blogs. Be informed, be kind, and stay on topic. Doing a couple minutes of research and posting relevant helpful information will increase your success tenfold. At the very least, put some thought into a contextual post that fits in with what is being discussed. If you don’t do this, you may completely waste your time.
5. When you make a comment, put in your information, then put in your HTML link.
Don’t overdo this. Spread out your comments over time and bookmark a lot of the sites that you comment on regularly. Instead of concentrating solely on one keyword and linking to your homepage over and over again, spread it among different categories, posts, and pages in your blog. Look for some of the longer tail keywords you can link to directly to some of the inner pages of your website to get more bandwidth.
Yours in knowledge,
Kibiniro
P.S.: Leave your comments below and let me know what you think. I’m happy to hear your feedback!
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