Active Rain and SEO
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I have been an active rain member for a long time. When I check my web site I can not find any links from Active Rain. I just updated my Active Rain profile and upgraded to their paid subscription. Can you tell me if this blog is creating a follow link back to my web site at www.RealEstatemarketLeaders.com the blog on active rain is here. at http://activerain.trulia.com/blogsview/4529309/hud-homes-for-sale-in-tri-cities-wa
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Mark as Answered if it helps you . Thanks
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Thank you
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Hi,
Yes, blog is creating a follow link back to your website at www.RealEstatemarketLeaders.com . And I see that blog is posted just yesterday and it takes time to show up in MOZ.
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