High PR Profile backlinks
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High <acronym title="Google Page Ranking">PR</acronym> Profilebacklinks still worth for SEO ?
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Yes thank you
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KnowEm is a great site. I think these sort of accounts (profiles etc) should be done for brand management rather than SEO.
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You are living in a post penguin world and the above mentioned methods now hold little to no value and could even damage your site. Have a look through the SEOmoz blog for TONNES of great info on the sorts of practises you should be undertaking in this day and age.
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Thank you for this valuable site with us.
What about blog commenting wp etc .how that help to boost SEO.
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Forum profile links are generally not good at linking directly to your site. However you can use forum profile links to build backlinks to your backlinks which will help index your links and give them a boost.
I have found that some high page rank profile links can still be useful to link directly to your site like high page rank web 2.0 profiles or niche related high <acronym title="Google PageRank">pr</acronym> profile links. But blasting a bunch of spammy profile links directly at your site will not work and may even hurt your site.
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I wouldn't go out of my way to build a bunch of profile backlinks, but I would definitely get profiles made up on sites that make sense to use for your industry.
On a side note though, services like KnowEm can be useful for reputation management. Even if those profiles don't rank or pass any value along to your actual site, you can (and should) prevent someone from using your brand name.
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