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Submit the home page of your backlinks to Google. But beware that this is a powerful SEO technique and the algorithm relcalculation may be black flagged once the new site is demoted in Google. Google sees a new site as high quality. This backlink will come up as a non-natural link. The best way to combat this algorithm recalculation is to submit the home pages even throughout the life of your url. See #12 @ http://thyseo.com/checklist.htmlHey, does anyone get bad vibes from the logo of this forum, or is it just me? Maybe it's the nofollow attribute in the links of our posts.You should know why the nofollow attribute is there.Your idea about submitting a page of your backlinks is flawed. Two-way link exchanges are frowned upon by google.Yeah I would be careful about doing anything to mess with google. You need to be on google to be succesful in seo.I've thought about this, but not sure if it would work. What about a link to a search result for all pages that link to your site?Like this: http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=li ... w.ozzu.comOr like this: http://search.yahoo.com/search;_ylt=A0o ... =yfp-t-501Would that get indexed and show a lot more links to your site?Might get you spanked for trying to be tricky.It won't get you spanked, but it won't help. Those are dynamic pages, and are given no weight by any of the major search engines. What _will_ get you spanked is if you copy that page and then post it.That said, I've seen quite a few made-for-adsense pages that are obviously SERP scrapes. I don't know how successful they are, monetary wise, however they all have PR0.matthewt wrote:Is it a black hat SEO technique?