Want a Free .edu Link? How about 64,200?
I know, you’ve been up all night waiting for this post right? Ok fine, regardless of whether you anticipated getting free .edu links, you should have been!
Without further ado, here is a simple Google search that results with 64,200 pages of potential links for a huge .edu domain, Harvard University.
Want more ideas for free links, subscribe to my RSS feed!
p.s. Here is another great search to turn up some .edu links. Oh ya, if you like this post, link to it as well!
p.s.s I forgot, this is also a great search for free .edu links.
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Michael Dillon said
March 22 2007 @ 6:25 am
Do you leave a link to your site in your comment field? Do you think this is a good idea or just have your link in the Website field? Great blog BTW, this is my first time reading it.
nomadicalloy said
March 22 2007 @ 5:41 pm
great traffic tips.
WebThisWay said
March 23 2007 @ 1:08 am
Dude! You rock. I posted 50 comments tonight for 5 of my sites. I look forward to seeing how many stick.
Eric Stoller said
March 23 2007 @ 9:07 am
Are you excluding sites that use “no follow”?
John W said
March 26 2007 @ 1:12 pm
Great resource! I wonder how much link juice you would actually get from these, I guess it’s time to test and find out.
Niamaat said
March 28 2007 @ 4:11 am
An EXCELLENT idea!
It’s amazing. Those blogs cover all sorts of topics. So I’m using it to target blogs that are somehow relavent to the topic of one of my sites.
Great idea…Now when my post is NOT deleted it means that domain (that huge blah blah.harvard.edu) is linked in to me. Wow, that’s beautiful. Great idea.
$100k? Yeah, if I had money to “make money” on internet I’d get a plan and then a team of half a dozen people, who had a financial stake in the results, to help me work the plan. This is soo time consuming!
I like this site. A LOT.
Thanks.
Roman Viliavin said
March 28 2007 @ 5:13 am
I could develop some of your tips about this:
Use query
site:.edu “post a comment” -”you must be logged in” -”comments closed”
in Page Rank Search tool (set order by PR) and you will have something like this
http://www.seochat.com/?tool=7&option=com_seotools&hl=en&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&q=site%3A.edu+%22post+a+comment%22+-%22you+must+be+logged+in%22+-%22comments+closed%22&result_mode=pagerank&num=10
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GG said
March 30 2007 @ 1:02 pm
I think if the link stays, over time hopefully PR will build up on that page, making the link even better. I am wondering about the no follow tags though.
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Aniela said
March 30 2007 @ 4:40 pm
Good find. But I’m pretty sure these links have the nofollow tag attached to them..
Cormac Moylan said
April 6 2007 @ 10:21 am
All WP blogs have nofollow so commenting is pretty useless if you’re just looking for a link back.
Even this blog has nofollow tags! Practice what you preach Brandon.
Brandon said
April 6 2007 @ 1:49 pm
Cormac, I didn’t say anything about nofollow. I don’t really mind nofollow since I don’t think search engines actually follow that directive. Why would they allow you to have outgoing links that you can essentially hide from them?
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Adam Dempsey said
April 19 2007 @ 6:28 am
Cheers for the tip
I’ve got a few .edu links back to my portfolio site now, hopefully that will get me back into the number 1 spot 
recently slipped back to 2nd.
Sell Links said
April 28 2007 @ 6:56 pm
Great Tips .. I was able to get 15 .edu links from using this search method with some minor tweeks!
nddb said
April 28 2007 @ 9:33 pm
Yea, I would definitely look for relevant blogs to comment on. Plus, watch out for the nofollows. Google does obey that, a nofollow’ed link will do nothing for rank, not even from a .edu. (Which probably isn’t special anyway, unless it has high PR.)
Lim CS said
May 5 2007 @ 3:59 am
Thought you guys would be interested on my no “nofollow”, free .edu link list:
http://increseo.com/blog/huge-list-of-free-edu-links-without-nofollow/
Asia provider said
May 5 2007 @ 5:56 am
although some blogs are using nofollow attribute, but still it is worth to comment it because yahoo and MSN seems not very care about nofollow attribute
Matt Ellsworth said
May 6 2007 @ 6:39 pm
this is a good idea - i just saw someone had turned this into a $7 secrets book - saying the same thing - but obviously outside of just harvard.
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Iphone Deals said
July 5 2007 @ 1:33 pm
Nice post Brandon. Ive been searching for edu links for a while but could not come up with any worth while (guest books lol) ill give this method a try
Money Maker said
July 6 2007 @ 3:32 am
Some excellent ideas and advice. Thanks for sharing!
pegatinas said
August 2 2007 @ 12:00 pm
SWEET!! You just saved me $7 for an ebook. Thanks!
pegatinas said
August 2 2007 @ 3:51 pm
I don’t mean to spam your comment book but I just gotta thank you again!! By the way, I haven’t been leaving quick messages in these edu blogs. I participate and add to the conversation.
Thanks tons Brandon and I don’t even know how I found your site but I’ll be back. You ROCK!!!
Dave said
September 7 2007 @ 4:58 am
Now this is a very handy idea! Maybe not quite what I’m looking for but with a few tweaks it works very well!
To get more than just that university try this in Google:
inurl:blogs inurl:edu
If you put your site keywords afterwards then you can get your links more relevant to your site.
Thanks again Brandon… Think it’s bookmarking time!
SEO India said
September 28 2007 @ 10:37 pm
Great idea Brandon. It’s very helpful for me. Thanks a lot.
Toni said
October 9 2007 @ 10:07 pm
woow, thanks for the great list. ive been trying some different codes but it didnt showed up much results as this one did!
Chandra Dev said
October 10 2007 @ 1:29 pm
Really great ideas. I can try at least half of them. Thank you very much.
David said
October 26 2007 @ 12:44 pm
i was searching on the net for some edu links or guides and got to your site. Your information is very usefull. I also had some older codes but got some bad results.With your codes i got about 32.000 links which is more than enough for me. thanks for your help!
MSN hacken said
March 21 2008 @ 5:25 pm
Thanks man for sharing this incredible list of free follow links. I need them to promote some of my websites and I only can thank you for your efforts you did to make this list of free follow .edu-links.
Better Than Fantsy Sports said
March 29 2008 @ 11:56 am
Thanks for the great links. Im trying my best to try and find some great backlinks. Thanks again!
Excell said
April 13 2008 @ 12:32 am
Thanks for your great tips…
Monica said
May 30 2008 @ 5:48 am
I have a question - are’nt these links expensive to get? I had checked out some articles here and some other resources. There are some very good resources mentioned there. But I still think .edu links are expensive, prohibitively expensive for ordinary folks like me!
Bob McClain said
August 1 2008 @ 6:04 pm
Thanks, Brandon. I’ve copied a dozen of your posts and pasted them in Word docs. NO, I’m not stealing them to post on my site but I’m putting together a marketing plan for WordsmithBob and also for the niche sites my wife is creating.
By the way, she;s using some sort of template site creator for niche sites that aggregate product listings on Ebay and somehow she’s supposed to be getting money when people click through. However, she’s had her first site http://www.allthingshawaiianstore.com for 2 months and hasn’t gotten a single visitor.
Are you familiar with these Ebay aggregator sites and have you heard of anyone having any success with them?
Thanks again for the great posts.
Bristol Hypnotherapist said
August 4 2008 @ 11:18 pm
Thanks so much for the great search terms…Great help….all the best!