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[olderthannetfic]

As one of your younger followers I’m surprised that blogs are. . . New? Newer than I thought at least. I guess I always misunderstood what Web 1.0 really was (I grew up web Web 2.0) and I always thought that, outside of informational topics, a big feature of Web 1.0 would be people talking about their lives and interests — tho granted with little to no communication/replies from others. Huh, TIL.

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Yeah, things really changed a lot and perhaps even more quickly than now at some points in the internet's development.

At the start of the 90s, it was all Usenet groups and service providers with their own forums you could only see if you had that service.

Free e-mail addresses became a thing in the mid 90s. Prior to that, it was all paid stuff like AOL, and prior to that, it was your university or IT job e-mail with your actual name in it. There were very few services, paid or otherwise, that provided you with an e-mail and access to the internet generally: it was all about selling access to a given company's proprietary hangout. There were some. My e-mail is from one. But that wasn't the norm.

(And, of course, prior to like 1995, "the internet" did not by default mean the web. Now, everything is the web or a web interface for your e-mail or something.)

When eGroups and Onelist and then Yahoo Groups arrived, it really changed things for fandom because you could run your own mailing list without knowing technical things. Some of the action drained away from Usenet to mailing lists.

Fandom dipped its toes into blogging sites immediately, but the giant wave of people getting Livejournals wasn't until 2003. I had one in 2002 through a friend, and it really wasn't this big fandom thing at the time. Some time around 2002/early '03, fans started trying to round up invite codes and get their favorite writers on there, and then LJ dropped the need to pay or have a code, and the flood away from mailing lists began.

(I guess web-based forums go in here somewhere, but I wasn't as active on them.)

In some ways, Discord is more like fandom on the early internet than either the LJ era or Tumblr eras were/are.

Most of the 90s stuff was more topic-specific. People socialized because people are people and frequently off-topic, but you were hanging out in The Place For Anime Fanfic or something, not so-and-so's personal diary with a comments section.

[the-timewatcher]

A disgruntled Tumblrina (gender-neutral) made a website and why you should too.

Or "reject social media, return to personal websites".

PART 1: THE PART WHERE I CONVINCE YOU TO MOVE TO PERSONAL WEBSITES

So, the Web 2.0 social media infested landscape seems to be crumbling before our very eyes. Reddit's leadership is increasingly greedy, Twitter is sinking under the weight of Elon's massive, yet increasingly fragile ego, Tumblr is slowly turning into another lifeless corpo-fest, complete with the layout, Instagram continues to be vapid and soulless and Facebook seems to be going the way of MySpace.

(feel free to check the alt text on these, btw)

In these troubling times, where everything looks the same and you're expected to be milked for every dollar you're worth, what is a disgruntled Internet surfer such as yourself to do? Move to an untested alternative that's bound to get overrun by fascists thanks to poor moderation? Stay the course on the sinking ships you're used to?

Well, what if I told you that we've solved this problem way back in the 90's and early 2000's and were merely duped by the Big Zuck into forgetting our legacy? What if there was a cure for the sanitized, dull social media hellscape?

It takes a bit of work, when compared to just using a social media site, but even if your particular use case makes switching difficult (ex. an artist looking to promote their work), it's still a good secondary option to consider.

The core appeal is the ability to customize and individualize, make a corner of cyberspace unabashedly yours,

It can also be an exciting avenue of creative expression, giving whatever you want to say a unique coat of paint,

Most website hosting services are a bit more lax about what you can do on them, due to changes in the profit structure (rather than depending on advertisers and investors, they either have a premium option to give supporters perks, have another product, or, in the case of paid services, you renting that space IS the product),

If you want your website to be more accomodating and accessible, you don't have to file tons of feedback - do it yourself,

If you'd like to connect with other webmasters and promote each other's websites, we have webrings - sets of circular links that connect websites with something in common, be it a topic, aesthetic or friend group,

You're less likely to have your stuff purged by an ill-advised change in policy (especially if you have a backup of your files somewhere),

The more people do it, the less power those massive social media corpos have over the internet,

It can be a load of fun!

If I have you convinced, keep reading into part 2. If you just wanna see what I did, skip to part 3. If neither, feel free to continue scrolling. I won't hold it against you. You'll be missing out, that's all.

PART 2: SO, YOU WANNA MAKE A WEBSITE!

Good choice, here's some resources!

sadgrl's absolute beginner's guide to Neocities - what it says on the tin!

W3Schools - a more in-depth tutorial site, a learning resource so excellent it substituted for what I was supposed to learn in technical highschool (because our teacher just told us to go on W3Schools instead of teaching us shit)

A list of free layouts for your website - whether to use as a base to learn from or to simply take for yourself,

Neocities - the posterchild for free website hosting for personal websites. Doesn't allow video or audio, but you can get around that by linking those files from elsewhere. Beginner-friendly to a fault - once you have an account just drag and drop your files in,

Gitlab (& Gitlab Pages) - a more advanced option, but it has a few advantages of its own. Gitlab is a website hoster second and a version control service first - which is programmer speak for "keeps track of changes in your code and stores a backup of it online". it helps a lot when working on multiple devices or co-writing with a friend. And secondly, you can use Gitlab Actions to automate putting your website up (even on Neocities, like I do!)

My askbox - I am not joking, if you have any questions about any of this, I'd love nothing more than to help you out!

But with most of my indie web propaganda out of the way, it's time.

PART 3: Welcome to Timewatcher OS.

Of course, because I couldn't be normal when it comes to making a website, I had to turn it into a fake operating system. Each subpage is an "app", opened in a separate embed window. It has unlockable wallpapers (no pay2win, prommy). There's bideo games on it! I even made a music player for it so I can share my incongruent music tastes!

Like I said in my Tumblr bio, if I ever go radio silent for more than a month, it means I've gotten fed up with this hellsite and moved to my own homepage permamently. And I highly advise you make an option like this for yourself too! Lastly, if any of y'all would like to start a webring, do let me know in the askbox - I'm down to manage it if I'm not alone in there.

Anyways, I hope I convinced you to make a website, or at least check out some of the cool sites you've been missing out on! Hope to see you on the Old Web!

[leipua]

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[rgbwebtech]

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Introduction of Web 2.0 Submission Sites Web 2.0 submission sites are online platforms that allow users to create and publish content on their own pages, often for free. These platforms are designed to be user-friendly and provide users with the tools and resources they need to create high-quality content. Web 2.0 submission sites are a part of the larger Web 2.0 movement, which emphasizes…

[beyondthisdarkhouse]

God, this part...

But I feel like an asteroid. I feel like the asteroid that wiped out the dinosaurs. I was very, very guilty for years. I had to go to extensive therapy because I was like, “oh my god, I, Lochlan O'Neil, single-handedly destroyed fandom culture?”

She didn't she didn't she didn't. That wasn't it. She wasn't an asteroid.

She was the first skater that fell through the ice of Web 2.0.

I was also a teenager who found an amazing world, and My People, and friends I'd still talk to every day, on the internet. I spent years getting my mother to let me go to conventions and meet friends in distant cities. I started ambitious internet communities I didn't have the experience or skills to bring to fruition. I don't think there was a lot of difference between us, in a lot of ways. It's not that I was somehow smart or skilled or suave and she wasn't. She didn't have some awful planet-killing stink or velocity that she brought to the show.

The difference was this:

In 1994, when the Endless September began and the Internet felt perpetually full of stupid newbies, there were 20 million people online.

In 2001, when I got my first LiveJournal account, there were 500 million.

In 2012, when she joined Tumblr, there were 2.43 billion.

When I started out, and you joined a new messageboard or chatroom or mailing list, you had to introduce yourself to the community. Except in the biggest of websites, people expected to log onto the internet, read through all the new things that had been posted to their local bit of it, and then log off again. Older members took it upon themselves to greet the newbies and answer any questions they might have, directing them to the relevant community FAQs. People would say things like, "Oh yes, I remember you. This is only your second Thursday with us, right? I hope you have fun!"

I joined an Internet full of adults who got online through their jobs or their universities, one of the first wave of kids allowed to roam free. And the proportion of adults to kids kept steadily changing, but until DashCon, I don't think people understood how much. I remember a discussion that happened in early 2000s slash fandom, where the very true observation was made that in particular artistic ways, we had all agreed to suspend shame, which created a unique kind of space. As a community we could all admit that we were there to be embarrassingly enthusiastic in unusual ways about absolute nerd shit, and we understood that it wasn't life or death, it wasn't rocket surgery, but it also wasn't going to get broadcast onto the clouds and our bosses didn't know who we were. Everyone was (willing to act like) an adult, and we could hold the circle and create safety there.

That felt like a lot of geek spaces, then. Anime conventions, science fiction conventions, furry conventions, videogame stores, D&D meetups. Images were bulky and pixelated, video incredibly hard to move. When you got to a con, it was like a brief oasis of Weird that sheltered you and screened you from view, and you ended up volunteering because the weary, cynical, intelligent, kind people in the con ops office looked like you were throwing yourself in front of a bullet just for offering to run a clipboard down to the other end of the hotel for them.

The ice was thick enough to skate on. The circle was strong enough to let you be brave and funny and silly and free, and you could buckle down with some friends and clean all the trash out of the ballroom by 11am on Sunday, and you'd see everyone next year.

The bubble was going to burst, but nobody seemed to worry about it.

Things were changing fast for fans, all kinds of fans, in the early 2010s. Conventions that used to get news coverage like "Local Freaks Weird Out Hotel Employees: This Weekend Only" to "#Cosplay: The Hottest New Trend" and from Geocities sites that shut down if you exceeded your page visits for the month to AO3 getting 10 million pageviews a week.

It was great. We could conquer the world together. We could stay safe and together and the circle would hold.

And then the ice broke open and Lochlan fell through. Right through the bottom of that goddamn ballpit into freezing arctic sea. Right into years of people sorting through the churned ice of the wreck, taking years to come to the realization that there really had not been ANY goddamn adults in the room making sure things were okay. The community had not actually failed so much as never been formed in the first place.

Because as it turns out, group-bonding techniques that work for 100 or 1000 people do not work for 10,000. Or 100,000. Or one million. Or one billion.

That line about agreement to suspend shame sticks with me all these years after because the defining feature of post-Dashcon Tumblr has been shame. And scorn, contempt, derision, and hatred. Cringe, in short, and kys. Exactly the kind of bullshit I saw every day in junior high school, and ran to the Internet and fan conventions to get away from.

I got the kind of community and mentorship and support that have made fandom a refuge and a resource my whole life. Lochlan O'Neill didn't. Not because there was anything worse or dumber or less experienced about her.

Because a system built in the 1990s was incapable of bearing the stress of a load fifty times bigger than what was already "way too full."

Just because I'm from one generation, and she's from another.

It was not her fault.

[kalpavrikshaacademy1]

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[dragonlizard89]

Ode to Online Roleplaying

In the years prior to the new millennium, in the earlier days of the web, those evocative 90s where the internet was not yet ubiquitous in every home, there was a movement, an art form. It built itself in Yahoo chats, and spread to embedded free chatrooms on a few websites chosen seemingly at random for destiny. It was online roleplaying.

It was hopelessly nerdy. It grew out of nerddom. It was nerddom. Out of Dungeons & Dragons, out of BBS and IRC, out of choose-your-own-adventure novels and early textual RPGs known as MUDs… And it was a glorious age. Men and women, the bravest and most creative virtual fighters the world would ever know, frequented such locales as Charmander 31’s Pokémon Chat and Ace Digimon to do battle. The tales of the greatest warriors passed from mouth to mouth, and there were names that echoed across the great chasms of the internet. Names such as Squall, the great hero, and BlueLightningFlik, the great villain who introduced the T2 fighting style to Chars31. Teenagers tired and bored and troubled from school and life would come home and boot up their computers to craft online personas for themselves, characters they would roleplay as in these online chats with only text. I was but a side character in this arena, and I witnessed no great wars. I only heard tell of them after they were done. And yet, the histories of the age are not well documented, so I shall have to suffice as a guide, an introduction to this world that has fallen by the wayside, this game that technology has left behind.

Like many websites of that early web, the records are incomplete, the deeds unwritten. I have found fighter Halls of Fame hosted on old Tripod and Angelfire websites that are thankfully still around, yes. And yes, there are still some GeoCities sites that have been archived after Yahoo pulled the plug by such efforts as the estimable WebArchive and OoCities. Why, you can even get an idea of what Charmander 31’s Pokémon Chat looked like back in its day by sifting through these archive projects. You can behold the bright green text on the black background. You can see the low-res image of a Charmander welcoming you to the page, the antiquated site counter and guestbook (once staples of every website before Web 2.0 killed them), and a mysterious entity known as a web ring… You can see many of these things, and more. But the lifeblood of the roleplaying age was always in its active fighters, and they have moved on with their lives. They have jobs and children and real world problems now, and no more leisure to pass the time with a day of roleplaying. The community is dead. Yet the memories live on in a few of us. The love, the nostalgia still exist.

I was just 11 years old, the day I grew bored and went searching for something else to do on the internet. I may have even used Yahoo or AOL or AskJeeves instead of Google to search for something to do. That was how long ago it was. Back in those days, search engines returned results based on the frequency with which your entered keywords were found within the webpage. Before Google revolutionized search engines with algorithms to figure out relevance. I found the online roleplaying movement in its middle stages, right after the turn of the millennium, around the year 2001. As a kid who cultivated an interest in Pokémon, I searched for sites to pass the time with other likeminded individuals. Perhaps it was the Yahoo search index that led me to it – a listing of websites arranged into categories. I came across empty chatrooms embedded on random Pokémon fansites, before I came across the familiar scrawl of the GeoCities website of Charmander 31’s. To my surprise, the Multicity chat (eventually replaced by Parachat) was occupied. More than that, it was always active. In fact, it was active enough for the Charmander 31 site to support two chatrooms (and a secretly hidden third one). There were always people in the two chatrooms. There were always people in the other website, Ace Digimon’s, chat.

I still remember entering the Chars31 chatroom with a Charizard nickname and being confounded at what was going on. The people in the chat talked of anything they wanted to. They used asterisks and other symbols such as greater than and less than signs or dashes as action keys to signify when they were performing an action, like so:

Charizard: *stomps his way over to ETW and thrashes his tail around*

What a curious thing, I thought to myself. It was not a Pokémon chat at all in its content. People created avatars for themselves, sometimes creating a wholly new character of their own, or borrowing a character from their Anime or video game proclivities and fandom. It was a place where Inuyasha could rub elbows with a D&D-type character. The people sat around the chat, simply talking, lounging about, and interacting peacefully… I created a new handle then, Seifer. I was the second Seifer, for there had been one who used the handle before me and achieved some fame (and I must stress that I came to know him and he gave me permission to take over as Seifer). I hung around, getting to know other denizens of the chat. Names such as RinoaHeartilly (the great matchmaker), SS_Darien_Shields, and FalconofForests (a.k.a. Galford, who also claimed to be the founder of Charmander31’s, a dubious claim which is nowadays thought to be false). One name stuck out most of all. He was Squall, and he was the greatest fighter I ever knew.

These were the days before every PC game had an online multiplayer component. The consoles of that generation, the SNES, the Genesis, the Playstation, and N64, also did not allow you to go online. There was the DreamCast with Phantasy Star Online, of course, but on the whole, it was not a common thing yet. People who played Doom on their PCs together, or WarCraft and StarCraft and Diablo, had to do so over unreliable and slow dial-up modems, which disconnected from the internet if a household phone rang or was picked up. These were called landlines, and they may not even exist anymore in 30 years.

This is one reason why online textual roleplaying came to popularity. It is why it was so short in its lifespan. It died out as every PC game soon developed multiplayer, and high speed broadband connections made gaming easier, faster, and more convenient. Still, anyone who does battle or hangs out in an online virtual world, be it textual or 2D or 3D, augmented or virtual reality or what-have-you, should understand why people roleplayed in chatrooms: It was simply fun. They owe a debt to those who came before them.

It is my belief that never again will textual roleplaying attain such popularity. I believe it because I have searched for it, something like it. There was roleplaying in Neopets guilds when that site had its day, but now that site’s body is old, decrepit, and twisted, and most guilds gather dust. I have tried to find it in IRC rooms, but these rooms do not have the constantly active community that Chars31 and Ace Digimon had. It will never again be, because gaming is too advanced nowadays for people to return to a simpler, more primitive way.

For this reminiscence, I leave the best and most fascinating element of online roleplaying for last: fighting. There are many forms of fighting, but I was not renowned for my prowess in that arena, so I can only speak of the styles I am familiar with. The three I know are called T1, T2, and AA. In my day, T2 was the most popular form, as I saw it. T1 is a slower, turn-based form that is more technical. T2 and AA are similar in that they are speed-based fighting systems. They reward the fighters with the faster typing speed. AA, or Advanced Auto, is the simpler, more noobish style. Its requirements are defined as 4-4-4. Basically, in that style, every action you take in a fight must consist of at least four words. T2 has the same basic premise, but its requirements are 7-10-7 (meaning 7 words required for attack, 10 words for connect, and 7 words for dodge, mechanics which will be explained momentarily), so it was meant for intermediate and expert fighters only. There are six basic types of actions in online textual roleplaying as I remember. They will be demonstrated by imaginary characters Shootist and ETW below. They are:

1. movement – having your character move from one place in the virtual environment to another • ETW: *I run and jump the chasm to the other side of the cliff*

2. dodging – dodging another player’s attacks. This can be achieved if the response is typed out and entered into the chat before a connection is made • Shootist: *I roll quickly to my right, dodging the earth-based attack*

3. charging – charging up a spell or otherwise prepping an attack • ETW: *I bring my hands together and begin chanting a spell in elvish words of old*

4. attack – as the name states, attacking someone else • Shootist: *I draw the hammer back on my revolver and pull the trigger, aiming for ETW*

5. connection – a technical aspect of fighting, this is the secondary part of an attack, where it is confirmed to hit • From the previous example in (4) – Shootist: *The bullet connects, ripping a big hole right in the heart of ETW*

6. counter – this combines negating an opponent’s attack with an attack of one’s own • From the previous example in (4) – ETW: *My forcefield stops the bullet inches from my chest and I then launch it back towards Shootist*

On a technical note, important fights, and even some impromptu fights, often had judges drawn from neutral members also in the chat at the time the fight takes place. They can judge any action by one character invalid if it contains too many typos (thus making it too hard to understand for the other fighter), does not follow the logic of the fight, gives a character too much invincibility (god mode), or is simply too vague. An example of the last one: *My fist smashes through his face* Did the fist simply hit him hard, or did it literally crumple his face? This may have been deemed invalid by a judge because of vagueness.

There were clans in these days, people who banded together, usually under a leader. I even attempted to establish a small clan of my own. It was an unsuccessful wolf pack under the old Elemental name (an old wolf clan that had died out by that time). These clans and fighters often had their own cliques and factions, and these greater groupings led to wars and raids. Fighters would sometimes traverse the digital stretches of the internet to bring their war or impress their fighting philosophies and styles upon a certain hangout. It was quite similar to the kung-fu film trope of attacking other dojos and schools. This necessitated the appointment of a chat guardian, an extremely skilled fighter who could turn back enemy fighters trying to make trouble. Squall was such a guardian for Chars31. Sadly, he left the world of online roleplaying. I heard it was because he lost a fight against BlueLightningFlik, and it crushed his pride, but perhaps that was rumor. It is hard to verify, for even in their later days, fighters are prideful and each tells a biased account of their old deeds. Some always claim to be unbeaten. It could simply be that Squall IRL (in real life) had grown too old for the activity of online roleplaying.

I must apologize for my lack of further details, or if any details in this article are slightly off. As I have said before, I was not one of these great fighters. I was simply a side character who walked among giants, a footnote in the great history of online roleplaying. And my memory does not serve me well. Records of this age of gaming and community are ill-kept, and perhaps soon, even these inadequate chronicles will crumble and be forever lost to cyberspace. If you are looking for other resources to get a grasp of what online roleplaying was like, I suggest you look up the web archive to look at what the Chars31 and Ace Digimon websites looked like. The Halls of Fame are Tripod and Angelfire webpages you can find if you search for them. They are outdated listings that miss accomplishments from the later days of online roleplaying, but they do record the names of famous fighters, people who were fundamental to the online movement of roleplay. Some names even have a brief paragraph detailing their exploits and accomplishments. There is a Seifer on both lists, though I must stress that that is not me, but the original Seifer, as I did not do anything of note during my time as the character. Another site I wish I could recommend you, friend, is historyofrp.proboards.com, where a few former fighters gathered from time to time to talk of their old deeds. Unfortunately, that forum seems to be in maintenance mode now, and only staff members can log in. It is an unfortunate loss. Still, try! Better yet, try some online roleplaying with your friends one day to see what it’s like!

As for why I felt the need to record these thoughts, perhaps it was simply nostalgia. Or perhaps I thought it worth remembering. At the very least, I did not want this awesome world of a bygone era of the internet to disappear softly into the night without a trace. I leave you with a final thought, changed for my purposes from a film quote:

If they ever tell my story, let them say... I walked with giants. Men rise and fall like the winter wheat... but these names will never die. Let them say I lived in the time of DragonMasterAlex, first guardian of Chars31. Let them say... I lived in the time of Squall.

Author's Note: Initially I was going to write this in a realistic manner, but then I realized the best way to honor Chars31 was to write it in an epic fashion.

This post can also be found here with a bunch of comments underneath from people reminiscing: https://www.deviantart.com/dragonlizard89/art/Ode-to-Charmander-31-s-Pokemon-Chat-366005555

[jollystudentdreamer]

I wish you a happy new year 2024!!!

[growwpedia767]

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Here’s why instant approval backlinks are an excellent addition to your SEO strategy:

1️⃣ Quicker Link Building – No waiting for days or weeks for approval.

It helps new websites get authority — If you are starting afresh, these backlinks give you a leg-up.

3️⃣ Diversifies Your Link Profile — Building different types of backlinks improves your overall SEO.

4️⃣ Increases Referral Traffic – Some platforms drive real traffic to your website, as well.

Instant Approval Websites List — Free Backlinks Sites

Well, now it’s time to explore the best ways of getting instant approval backlinks free of cost!

Step 5: Submitting Your Website to Quality Directories

There are many free directories that allow for immediate submissions. Not all directories are good for SEO, however. So concentrate on the directories that have:

✔️ High domain authority (DA)

✔️ Healthy amount of traffic and engagement

✔️ Relevance to your niche

🔹 Good Directories Examples:

Google My Business (Local SEO)

Yelp (business listing)

Crunchbase (for startups)

AllTop (for blogs)

📝 Pro tip: When submitting to directories, always write a custom business description to avoid duplicate content.

Use Social Bookmarking Sites

Social bookmarking sites help you to share your content or links to your website instantly. They generate both backlinks and traffic to your own site.

🔹 Top Social Bookmarking Sites:

Mix. com (Formerly StumbleUpon)

Scoop.it

Medium.com

Diigo

SEO Tip: Use your descriptions well and captivate the readers to click the link instead of just posting the link.

Profiles on Web 2.0 Platforms

Backlinks to your web property can be generated from the content created and uploaded on web 2.0 websites for free of cost. The best part? These links are do-follow and sweat link juice.

🔹 Popular Web 2.0 Sites:

Blogger.com

WordPress.com

Tumblr.com

Wix.com

💡 Pro Tip: Instead of a simple post with links, write a good-quality article with internal links for more effect from your SEO efforts.

Submit to Q&A and Forum Sites

If utilized wisely, Q&A sites are pure gold when it comes to backlinks. You can also answer query of niche and add your website link for reference.

🔹 Best Q&A & Forum Sites:

Quora

Reddit

StackExchange

Warrior Forum

💡 How to Use It for SEO:

I am not saying go spam links — answer the questions, genuinely.

Earn the right to link, then do it naturally.

Submit to Classified Ads & Business Posting Websites

Most classified ad sites and business directories have an instant link submission option. It provides backlinks that are good for local SEO and targeted traffic as well.

🔹 Top Classified & Business Listing Sites:

Craigslist

OLX

Justdial

Yellow Pages

💡 SEO Tip: If your website is a blog or an affiliate website, be sure to submit it under the categories Marketing, SEO in business directories.

Post Infographic & PDF on Sharing Sites

They will also generate a lot of shares and backlinks naturally. And you’ll get instant do-follow backlink by submitting them on high-quality platforms.

🔹 Top Infographics & PDF Platforms:

SlideShare.net

Visual.ly

Scribd.com

Pinterest.com

💡 SEO Tip: Include your website link in the PDF or infographic description for higher clicks.

Use Video Submission Sites & YouTube

Video sharing platforms like YouTube let you add backlink in description. And even though these are no-follow links, they increase engagement and bring in traffic.

🔹 Video Submission Sites: Top Options

YouTube

Dailymotion

Vimeo

💡 SEO Tip: If you can’t, use templates from tools such as Canva or Lumen5 to generate simple slideshows with backward links.

Ways to Prevent Spammy Instant Approval Backlink

Although instant approval backlinks can improve your rankings, you have to proceed with caution. And spammy links from low quality sites (of which there are always a lot). Here’s how to stay safe:

❌ Steer clear from low DA (Domain Authority) websites

❌ Do not link spam on forums or comment sections

❌ Do not use PBN (private blog network) sites that sell links

✅ Energy and enthusiasm in your messages will attract people to your links.

Conclusion: Do We Still Get Results From Instant Approval Backlinks in 2025?

Yes! If done right, instantaneous approval backlinks are still worthwhile. They help you diversify your link profile, increase your rankings and drive targeted traffic. But they should be a part of a larger SEO strategy like guest posting, HARO and authoritative editorial backlinks.

If you want to get started now, we got a Free Backlinks Sites with Instant Approval page so go right there and you can make your links today! 🚀

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How to Get Web 2.0 Backlinks

So now that you know the benefits of using Web 2.0’s,  you’re probably wondering how to get started.

1. Choose a website. Start with one and expand to five or ten. Your best bet is to stick to the Web 2.0 sites listed below.

2. Create a free account. When you create your Web 2.0 domain, add some of your keywords to the domain name if possible. Next, fill in all of the account details: contact info, about, likes and dislikes, etc. Make it look as complete and real as possible.

3. Create Content. Create quality content for your Web 2.0 domain that’s relevant to the site or sites you plan on linking to. You can cater your posts to specific elements of the primary site that you want to draw people to. Include pictures or videos as well.

4. Drop the Links. You can go ahead and put the links in your content as you wish. Make sure to include some outbound authority links too. We don’t recommend linking to your main site more than once or twice per Web 2.0. Some people like to wait until the site indexes to drop the links in, but we don’t think it’s too necessary.

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The travel from Austin to Boston subjects the travelers to a mix of history and culture. Whether one travels for tour, business, or tourism, it is always wise to have knowledge about flights, airlines, and booking websites so that your travel is easy and convenient. Through obtaining information from user-friendly websites like BookMyAirTravel.com, this website gives a detailed list of means through which travel from Austin to Boston becomes hassle-free and easy.

Austin to Boston Flight Options

There are certain airlines providing flight services from Austin-Bergstrom International Airport (AUS) to Boston Logan International Airport (BOS). American Airlines, Delta, JetBlue, and Southwest provide direct and connecting flights. The time for direct flight is four hours, and that for connecting flights depending upon routes and time is with layover and takes more time to travel. Budget travelers make connecting flights, but comfort travelers must take direct flight to avoid wasting time and being delayed.

Booking Sites and User Experience

Booking an air flight has also become easy with the present digital era, and booking sites are emphasizing user-friendly sites and interactive sites. Concepts like dynamic content, user interaction, and rich user experience of Web 2.0 have revolutionized the process of air flight booking. BookMyAirTravel.com is one of the booking site portals with a positive impact. The site has interactive search facilities, with the customer in an easy manner capable of finding flights by entering departure and arrival towns, travel dates, and travelers. The responsiveness of the website enables the convenience of being capable of accessing the website on any platform, and hence it is conveniently accessible for desktop and mobile users to book.

Travellers also get the comfort of creating personal user accounts that allow them to book, save their own preferences, and easily look at past trip itineraries. This not only makes booking easy, but it improves the user experience. The website is also interested in real-time assistance through live chat assistance and 24/7 customer support so customers receive assistance at the location where they are. This is proof of the focus of the site on customer experience and interaction.

Innovative Features Streamlining Booking Further

There are relatively large numbers of innovative features streamlining booking further on new booking platforms. The price dynamic alerts will inform the user of price falls, allowing him or her to book at optimum prices for flights he or she desires. People thus book airplanes at minimum rates by informing them of the reduction in price. The second useful aspect is where the customer can submit his or her own rating and review.

Anyone can read airline and flight ratings and reviews and plan the trip accordingly depending upon other people's experiences so that he or she may be able to attain the best flights available. Websites also provide other travel services aside from booking air tickets like hotel room booking, car booking, and travel insurance. Having them all on a single site is convenient because it is not tedious for the user to bundle all the information of his tour in one package. It is favorable to both travelers and tourists alike who are willing to forego convenience of mobility without having to navigate through multiple sites.

Flight Experience from Austin to Boston

Austin-Boston flight is an experience worthwhile translating from New England origins to metropolitan life in Texas. Based on class and airline, the passengers can utilize varied in-flight features like Wi-Fi access, in-flight entertainment, and complimentary drinks. These luxuries make air travel easy, especially for the travelers who cover long distances or require connectivity for business purposes.

When they arrive at Austin-Bergstrom International Airport, the live music concerts of the city itself welcome the visitors upon their arrival, hailing the city as the "Live Music Capital of the World." The sophistication in the airport's appearance, state-of-the-art facilities, and outstretched arms of hospitality greet the visitors with the vibrant culture of the city in entirety. The airport itself is very easy to reach, with precise directions and secure means of transport leading the guests to the place.

A Tour of Austin

As they arrive in Austin, various things lie in store for the travelers. The city is blessed with a chain of cultural places to visit like the Texas State Capitol, the Bullock Texas State History Museum, and the Blanton Museum of Art. These kinds of intriguing places to visit are an integral study of the history of Texas as of art history and thereby turn into a place to visit for art lovers and history learners alike. Austin is famous for live music, and a walk along the Sixth Street of yesteryear is a must.

There are live music restaurants, pubs, and clubs that present a taste of the city's live music scene. Rock, blues, jazz, or country - there is one of the clubs with decent musicians at any moment. Music lovers would adore the live culture and diversity of shows that render the city of Austin a performing city. There is well over enough outdoor entertainment for Austin to satisfy. Lady Bird Lake, Barton Springs Pool, and Zilker Park offer natural scenery, which is an excellent means of escaping city life. Swimming, promenades, and kayaking are among the activities one can enjoy while gazing over the Austin countryside. The pleasant weather of the city is a great reason to visit the location for nature lovers at any time of the year.

Conclusion

Planning a flight from Boston to Austin involves more than taking a ticket; it's taking in the ride and maximizing the travel experience. Leveraging today's user-driven booking sites like BookMyAirTravel.com offers an easy, immersive experience end to end. With cutting-edge features, round-the-clock assistance, and travel services built-in, these websites simplify trip planning as never before.

By taking advantage of these resources and being aware of what the flight is likely to have to offer, tourists can quite easily unwind and enjoy the finest possible mix of history, culture, and entertainment which the two cities can offer. Whether one wants to spend a weekend break or a holiday, Austin's nature and temperament will ensure that travel is an experience worth cherishing.

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Web 2.0 backlinks refer to links created on Web 2.0 platforms, which are websites that allow users to create content, interact, and build communities. These platforms often provide free or easy-to-use services that enable anyone to create their own page, blog, or website. Popular Web 2.0 platforms include WordPress, Tumblr, Medium, Blogger, Weebly, and others.

In the context of SEO (Search Engine Optimization), Web 2.0 backlinks are used to improve a website’s search engine ranking. Here's how they work:

Creation of Content: Users create content on Web 2.0 platforms, such as blog posts, articles, or even simple pages with links back to their main website. These links are referred to as "backlinks" and are valuable in the SEO world.

Link Authority: The authority of these backlinks depends on the platform itself. Popular platforms like WordPress and Medium often have high domain authority, meaning backlinks from these sites are more valuable for SEO.

Do-Follow vs. No-Follow Links: Web 2.0 backlinks can either be "do-follow" or "no-follow." Do-follow links pass on link juice (ranking power) to the linked website, while no-follow links do not. However, both types can help with SEO in terms of generating referral traffic and brand exposure.

Anchor Text: The text used for the hyperlink in the Web 2.0 content is also important. Ideally, the anchor text (the clickable part of the hyperlink) should be relevant to the keyword or phrase you are targeting, as this influences how search engines rank the linked page.

Link Diversity: Web 2.0 backlinks are an essential part of a diversified backlink strategy. Relying solely on these types of backlinks can seem unnatural to search engines, but using them in combination with other types of backlinks (like guest posts, social media links, and directory listings) can create a more natural, well-rounded backlink profile.

Benefits of Web 2.0 Backlinks:

Improved SEO Rankings: Properly placed Web 2.0 backlinks can boost your site’s SEO by helping it rank for relevant keywords.

Increase Website Traffic: Backlinks from these platforms can send targeted traffic to your site, especially when the content ranks well on search engines.

Brand Visibility: Publishing content on well-known Web 2.0 platforms increases the visibility of your brand or business.

Content Control: You can control the content you create, optimizing it for SEO, and ensuring your target audience sees the right information.

Cost-Effective: Since many Web 2.0 platforms are free, using them is a low-cost SEO strategy compared to other link-building methods.

How to Use Web 2.0 backlinks Effectively:

Create High-Quality Content: Avoid creating spammy content. Write original, engaging articles or blog posts that provide value to readers. High-quality content is more likely to get shared and indexed by search engines.

Post Regularly: Keeping your Web 2.0 profiles active by posting regularly increases the likelihood that search engines will crawl and index your content, benefiting your SEO efforts.

Use Variations in Anchor Text: Instead of repeating the same anchor text, use variations to make the links appear natural and diverse.

Add Multimedia: Using images, videos, and other media on your Web 2.0 pages not only makes the content more engaging but also increases its chances of ranking higher on search engines.

Potential Drawbacks:

Quality Concerns: If not done correctly, creating too many Web 2.0 backlinks on low-quality platforms could harm your SEO efforts. Focus on well-established, reputable platforms.

Temporary Nature: Some Web 2.0 platforms might delete your content after a period of inactivity, meaning the backlink could eventually disappear.

Google's Algorithm Updates: Search engines, especially Google, regularly update their algorithms. While Web 2.0 backlinks were once a very popular strategy, it’s important to stay updated on SEO best practices to ensure your tactics remain effective.

In summary, Web 2.0 backlinks can be a powerful tool for SEO when used correctly, providing both authority and traffic to your website. They should be part of a larger, balanced link-building strategy, ensuring long-term success and adherence to SEO best practices.

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In the dynamic world of digital marketing and SEO, content creation and link-building play crucial roles in improving a website’s visibility and authority. One of the most effective ways to drive traffic, build backlinks, and enhance search engine rankings is through article submission. However, not all article submission sites are created equal, especially when it comes to SEO benefits. Some platforms require lengthy approval processes, while others offer instant approval, saving you time and maximizing the impact of your content.

In this article, we will explore the best free article submission sites with instant approval, their benefits for SEO, and how high DA (Domain Authority) sites can significantly improve your website’s ranking. We will also dive into the importance of guest posting, its benefits, and how it plays a role in contributing to your online success. By the end of this guide, you’ll have the tools to leverage article submission and guest posting effectively for SEO success.

The Importance of Article Submission for SEO

Article submission refers to submitting content, such as blog posts or articles, to external platforms with the goal of driving traffic back to your website. The ultimate objective is to build backlinks—links from other websites that point to your pages. These backlinks serve as a signal to search engines like Google that your website is authoritative and trustworthy, which can improve your Domain Authority (DA) and Page Authority (PA). Guest Posting Experts provides high DA free article submission sites lists, effective high DA web 2.0 blog submission sites, and discuss the importance of DoFollow Web 2.0 sites.

SEO is crucial in helping your website rank higher on search engine results pages (SERPs). By submitting articles to reputable platforms, you’re essentially improving your website’s SEO profile. The more high-quality backlinks you gain from high DA PA sites, the higher your website can rank for targeted keywords.

Why Instant Approval Matters

The approval process for article submission sites can sometimes be a hassle, especially if you’re eager to publish content and start building backlinks. Some platforms require editors to manually review and approve articles before they go live. This process can take days or even weeks, delaying the benefits you would gain from the submission.

This is especially beneficial for digital marketers and website owners who want to see quick results and build backlinks fast. Instant approval sites are convenient, and they allow you to submit multiple articles to various platforms without waiting for approval.

Best Free Article Submission Sites with Instant Approval

Now that we understand the importance of article submission and the value of instant approval, let’s explore the best free article submission sites that offer instant approval. These platforms allow you to publish content and get backlinks quickly. However, free article submission sites with instant approval allow you to publish your content almost immediately, significantly speeding up the process. 

Submit your guest post and share your expertise with our readers. Join our community of finance professionals and make a positive impact by providing valuable content that helps others.

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Article submission is a highly effective method for building backlinks and improving SEO. By submitting articles to free article submission sites with instant approval, you can quickly gain exposure and start benefiting from backlinks. To maximize your results, focus on high DA platforms that offer DoFollow links, as these will significantly contribute to your rankings.

Guest posting is also an excellent strategy for SEO, allowing you to leverage other authoritative sites to build backlinks and increase your online presence. By engaging with the community, sharing your insights, and keeping up with the latest SEO trends, you can continuously refine your strategies and stay ahead in the digital marketing world.

Remember, SEO is an ongoing effort. Stay consistent with your article submissions, guest posting, and backlink-building activities to see long-term success. Happy content creation and SEO optimization!

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