2014 list of PR 6+ dofollow forums

Studys show that by having high ranking backlinks, your site, blog, or community, can jump ahead of the competition in search engine rankings. For this reason it's important to prioritise high ranking backlinks over lower ranking ones as they'll have a bigger impact to you.

Below is a list of high ranking, pagerank 6+ (PR 6+) forums that allow dofollow links in forum signatures and posts. All you need to do is register on these sites and edit your profile to contain the link to your site.

Remember: using the same text and link in each of the signatures can increase the impact of the link.

2014 list of PR 6+ dofollow forums

	HIGH PAGERANK DOFOLLOW FORUMS	PAGERANK	ALEXA RANK
1	http://en.forums.wordpress.com/	8	18
2	http://forums.cnet.com/	7	99
3	http://www.mozilla.org/about/forums/	6	136
4	http://forum.skype.com/	6	184
5	http://forum.statcounter.com/vb/	6	189
6	http://forum.wordreference.com	6	213
7	http://forums.oracle.com/forums	6	492
8	http://www.sitepoint.com/forums/	6	863
9	http://forums.searchenginewatch.com/	6	957
10	http://www.forums.mysql.com/	6	965
11	http://forums.feedburner.com/	6	971
12	http://www.city-data.com/forum/	6	1,000
13	http://forums.metacafe.com/	6	1,407
14	http://germanforum.cri.cn/	6	1,700
15	http://www.skyscrapercity.com/	6	1,700
16	http://ubuntuforums.org/	6	1,914
17	http://forums.xkcd.com/	6	2,000
18	http://www.000webhost.com/forum/	6	2,000
19	http://forum.parallels.com/	6	2,200
20	http://forum.whatismyip.com/	6	2,812
21	http://user.services.openoffice.org/en/forum/	6	3,000
22	http://forums.amd.com/	6	3,000
23	http://forums.techsmith.com/	6	3,000
24	http://forums.debian.net/	6	3,300
25	http://www.gardenweb.com/	6	3,800
26	http://sb.xrea.com/	6	4,200
27	http://forums.mozillazine.org/	6	5,280
28	http://forums.futura-sciences.com	6	6,400
29	http://www.forum.onlineconversion.com/	6	7,800
30	http://www.freewebsitetemplates.com/forum/	6	7,900
31	http://forum.freeforums.org/	6	8,700
32	http://bbpress.org/forums/	6	12,000
33	http://forums.foxitsoftware.com/	6	12,000
34	http://www.audacityteam.org/forum	6	15,500
35	http://forums.gentoo.org/	6	15,500
36	http://icl.cs.utk.edu/lapack-forum/	6	15,700
37	http://www.ddth.com/	6	16,000
38	http://www.kirupa.com/forum/	6	18,700
39	http://boards.core77.com/	6	21,000
40	http://forums.omnigroup.com/	6	23,000
41	http://www.ozzu.com/	6	27,000
42	http://wysiwygwebbuilder.com/forum/	6	29,000
43	http://forums.delphiforums.com/	6	30,500
44	http://forum.werk.nl/	6	31,000
45	http://forum.maxthon.com/	6	32,000
46	http://www.forum.uni-hannover.de/	6	42,000
47	http://www.testfreaks.com/forum/	6	49,000
48	http://www.askaboutmoney.com/	6	50,000
49	http://www.sosmath.com/CBB/	6	57,000
50	http://www.online-literature.com/forums/	6	58,700
51	http://forums.phpbb-fr.com/	6	59,000
52	http://forums.allaboutjazz.com/	6	62,500
53	http://www.envirolink.org/forum/	6	68,000
54	http://www.wrensoft.com/forum	6	71,000
55	http://suprbay.org/	6	71,000
56	http://sends.hqu.edu.cn/bbs/	6	80,000
57	http://forum.qgis.org/	6	82,000
58	http://www.idpf.org/forums/	6	96,000
59	http://www.inkscapeforum.com/	6	97,000
60	http://forums.spry.com/	6	102,000
61	http://www.forum.meebo.com	6	106,000
62	http://forum.boxee.tv/	6	110,000
63	http://fhq.forumer.com/	6	112,000
64	http://www.htmlvalidator.com/CSEForum/	6	120,000
65	http://www.cvtips.com/career_advice_forum/	6	122,000
66	http://www.emaildiscussions.com/	6	134,000
67	http://antionline.com/	6	150,000
68	http://www.awasu.com/forums	6	168,000
69	http://forums.yourkit.com/	6	170,000
70	http://www.alice.org/community/	6	171,000
71	http://discuss.infidels.org/	6	173,000
72	http://www.milonic.com/forum/	6	197,000
73	http://www.textkit.com/greek-latin-forum/	6	209,500
74	http://www.gamecareerguide.com/forums/	6	235,000
75	http://forum.framasoft.org/	6	242,000
76	http://forum.phpwcms.org/	6	257,000
77	http://www.iggsoftware.com/forums/	6	303,000
78	http://www.skepticforum.com/	6	355,000
79	http://arch.designcommunity.com/	6	390,000
80	http://3d.designcommunity.com/	6	392,000
81	http://forum.springframework.org/	6	399,000
82	http://www.chinalanguage.com/forums/	6	405,000
83	http://forums.naseej.com/	6	447,000
84	http://www.cmsimpleforum.com/	6	492,000
85	http://www.unla.edu.ar/foropfp/	6	510,000
86	http://forum.isilo.com/	6	580,000
87	http://forum.wordpress-deutschland.org/	6	681,000
88	http://forum.qarbon.com/	6	774,000
89	http://www.portugal-info.net/forum/	6	862,000
90	http://www.brooklynian.com/	6	945,000
91	http://www.svetovalnica.com/klepetalnica/	6	1,000,000
92	http://www.shatters.net/forum/	6	1,200,000
93	http://forums.foruminternet.org/	6	1,300,000
94	http://w3seo.org/	6	1,500,000
95	http://guru-forum.net/	6	1,600,000
96	http://www.ergonomics.org.uk/	6	1,600,000
97	http://www.phinished.org/	6	1,600,000
98	http://forums.lablit.com/	6	2,400,000
99	http://aumha.net/	6	3,000,000
100	http://phpwsforums.com/	6	4,900,000

IM vs MMO

A lot of people around here seem to have a funny notion about what internet marketing is. Internet marketing is notthe same as hawking Make Money Online products. And it's certainly not a type of business or a business model in itself. 

Internet marketing is simply doing marketing on the internet. And as an entrepreneur, you practice internet marketing to achieve larger business goals -- it's not an end goal in itself. Those business goals may include selling MMO products, but they also could include driving traffic to your e-commerce site, getting people to read your blog on penguins, promoting a charity or any number of a million other things. 

So when you say "I used to do IM, but then I stopped and did e-commerce", that just doesn't make sense. You couldn't have done e-commerce without internet marketing. Moreover, when you talk about every offer and every sales page being about telling others how to make money, you're ignoring 99.9% of the internet. 

• The sidebar ads you get when you read the news or search for something on Google probably have nothing to do with making money online. But they're still internet marketing.
• The email newsletters you get from Amazon or Dell or your favorite political candidate have nothing to do with making money online. But they're still internet marketing.
• Apple's new salespage for their recently launched iPhone 7 has nothing to do with making money online. But it's still internet marketing.

It seems to me that the problem isn't so much that internet marketing is some "lame self-fulfilling prophesy" -- it's that you don't know what internet marketing is. And if you don't get that MMO is just one -- relatively small -- part of the gigantic internet marketing universe, you're probably not ready for MMO marketing anyway. If you want IM without the pyramid scheme all you gotta do is simply jump of the merry-go-round and work in one of the millions of other niches that are out there. You'll probably be more successful that way too.

Originally Posted by MValmont  Why wouldn't I do BOTH to make MORE money? Can someone explain this to me? Am I the only one on this forum who likes to make a lot of money?

For me anyway, it comes down to concepts like decreasing marginal costs and non-linear growth. 

As en example of decreasing marginal costs, whether I have 1 person on my website a day or 1 million people every second, I still only need that one website. Yes other costs do increase, I'll need bigger servers as one example. But overall the marginal cost of each additional visitor decreases as your userbase gets bigger. The same would be true if I were selling ebooks: the work involved in producing an ebook is more or less the same whether I sell one copy or a million copies.

The concept of non-linear growth is related to the above. What it boils down to is something pretty much every successful business experience: growth in a new business is often very slow at first, it then experiences a period of faster growth, and then it tapers off again. This is the classic sigmoid function or S-curve (see:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sigmoid_function). What it means to an entrepreneur is that you'll almost certainly make less money running two businesses at the early growth phase than you will running a single business at a faster growth phase. Splitting your energies between two businesses as you're suggesting (for instance a non-MMO niche and an MMO niche) to leverage the non-linear growth characteristic in internet businesses to maximize your profit.

What all this means is that -- for me at least -- it's far more lucrative to stay out of MMO businesses. It's a lot easier and a lot more profitable to develop new features or products to expand my current customer base rather than essentially starting a new business from scratch, developing an entirely different customer base in an entirely different industry that I have no experience in. I suppose if your business has saturated its growth potential, adding a new business might make you more money. But I'd argue that's generally only the case for businesses that are either very mature and dominating their industries or for geographically constrained businesses. Otherwise, if you find your business's growth to be "saturated", I suspect you're just not being creative enough.

IM reality

I know EXACTLY what you mean. I've been dabbling in the IM world for almost a decade now and things haven't changed that much.

It reminds me of John Chow's famous quote "I make money online by telling other people how I make money online". A bit of the snake eating its own tail.

I think the reason that everyone wants to push the get rich quick schemes is the fact that it's exactly what people want. They just want a push button solution to make money online.

Over the years I've discovered that opportunities to make a lot of money quickly are often short term. On the other hand, building out a massive website takes a long time, yet provides the most longevity overall.

If a method is quick and easy, everyone will do it, competition rises, checks and balances arise. These methods, usually Blackhat in nature, tend to burn out quickly.

I highly doubt this will ever change. It's just part of the dynamic. 

The best advice I could give any newcomer is to think long term and invest heavily in long term projects. You won't see money as fast but you'll definitely learn a lot more and have the opportunity to build real assets.

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