[GET]EASY WAY TO MAKE HIGH QUALITY LINKS FROM WIKIPEDIA[GET]

[pheonix300]

NO MATES, ITS NOT HARD AS YOU THINK.. JUST GO TO

Magic Button :

Code:

http://wikigrabber.com/

AND SEARCH THE TOPIC RELATED TO YOUR NICHE (ITS IMPORTANT)
THEN WIKIGRABBER SHOWS THE RESULTS WHICH NEEDED CITATION AND ALSO DEAD LINKS.
BE READY TO EDIT WIKI WITH HIQH QUALITY ARTICLE (NOT POOR PLEASE !!). WE NEED IT FOR TOMORROW

REPS ?? IT'S YOUR OPTION

[TheAuthority]

thank you dude...works...

[pheonix300]

(08-17-2014 01:43 AM)Vyshakh The RespectHunter Wrote:  thank you dude...works...

[buckmaster]

+3 rep given

But can someone explain what it means "CITATION" and "DEAD LINKS" on wiki and how to use this

[lynch]

(08-17-2014 03:02 AM)buckmaster Wrote:  +3 rep given

But can someone explain what it means "CITATION" and "DEAD LINKS" on wiki and how to use this

Yes, absolutely, a "CITATION" is an official acknowledgment of merit: an official document or speech that praises somebody's actions, accomplishments, or character.

"Dead links": links that do not work.

But I personally don't get it?

[emiljano]

I also don't get it

[manythanks]

Yes, would like to know how to use this wiki grabber.. is it for writing booka and having reference?

[ohohoy]

Quote:THE RESULTS WHICH NEEDED CITATION AND ALSO DEAD LINKS

Never tried this but it seems it is like this. You will often see wiki pages that some editor says, need citation, in other words proof of what is being said. You can go and find that proof and include the proof on your site and get a really good link to your site via the citation from the Wiki page.

Some times links in citations eventually go dead because a site disappears or whatever. You can replace that link with one to your site containing the proper info. Pheonix300 says

Quote: WITH HIQH QUALITY ARTICLE (NOT POOR PLEASE !!)

for a very good reason. If you do a good job the link will stay for a long time. If you do a crap job some editor will come along and remove your link in no time.

I think this is the general idea anyway. I think this would also work with Wikipedia pages as well. Of course all these pages would have to be related to your niche in some way.

[alexeidos]

how can i find the dead link in a long-text page?

[ShadowMaster]

(08-17-2014 07:38 AM)alexeidos Wrote:  how can i find the dead link in a long-text page?

EXCELLENT question.......... it's easy to find 'citation needed' on a page, but a dead link on a page full of links?? Probably a browser plugin or something might do the trick, or 3rd party program.