Are there content swap tools/forums for linkbuilding?
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Anyone know any besides myblogguest?
I have a pipeline of content at the moment and not enough distribution. I also have web properties that can take posts etc
Cheers
S
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Cheers Himanshu
I am not looking for tools to identify individual websites, i am looking for content swap platforms or communities
Both ontolo and eightfold look like generic link prospecting tools, which is not quite what Im after
S
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Did you try eightfoldlogic and ontolo? Then there are also advanced search queries like : Keyword + inurl:category/guest, Keyword + “guest post” etc which can help in finding guest post opportunities.
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