Forum links
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If you are building links in forums how can you decide which forums to post to? Of course you can have a look at averall traffic in Alexa or mozrank but is there anything else you can look at?
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Forum links can be kind of tricky. Several have a 3 month waiting time for you to be able to have links in your signature, while some require you to just be a member for a while so that they know you can be trusted. The best place to start would probably be any forums that you actually participate in. From there I would start searching for industry relevant forums (keyword intitle:"Forums").
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I think the obvious answer here is using forums that are related to your niche topics. That's far more important that mozrank or traffic.
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