Profile creation
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Can somebody suggest me good softwares for :
1. Forum profile Creation
2. Web 2.0 profile creation
Thanks,
KS__
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Thanks for the response Ryan and Keri.
I am new to the world of SEO so didn't know this is considered to be black hat. When I entered this industry, I made a promise to myself to follow only and only white hat practices. Thanks for giving me an insight here.
Are forum / web 2.0 profile links creation a part of Black Hat or using softwares to create them is considered to be black hat.
Please help me out here and I'll do as you suggest.
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Hi KS,
Many in the SEOmoz community prefer to use a more natural creation of profiles and links. You may still find some advice here, but this isn't the best community for those types of questions. What we can better help with are questions like how to find forums that are relevant to your niche, how to become a member of those communities without appearing to be there just for leaving comments with links, etc.
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Wrong site. Try the black hat forums.
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