If you are new in blogging field and tired in building high pagerank dofollow backlinks but still didn't get any for your site , then try commenting on below blogs of high pagerank which are do-follow websites.
Do follow backlinks will definitely increase your search presence because more sites pointing to your sites means you have quality contents and this is the factor on which search engine rank your page in searches .
these backlinks tells the search engines to pass link juice to the pointed site or you can say they tells the search engines to follow that link.
Dofollow vs nofollow
Do follow means the link will give you importance while a no follow link tells the search engines not to give importance to the given link . . So it will always better to get do follow backlinks .
Benifits of Dofollow link
Do follow backlinks helps in improving google PageRank if they are quality backlinks. If you are newbie , don't create only do follow backlinks, it will mark as unnatural and you will get punished by google . So, in order to get a Good PageRank you must build dofollow backlink with some no follow links .
¤ increase PageRank
¤ rank contents higher in search results
¤ gives authority and respect to blogs .
¤ High PageRank attract more advertisers hence gives you more PPC .
In this way you can get100+ dofollow backlinks easily . .
Here are some websites that will give you high quality do follow backlinks .
2itb.com – PR4, dofollow
Angelfire.com – PR7, nofollow
Areavoices.com – PR6, dofollow, accepts XMLRPC
Bcz.com – PR3
Webspawner.com – PR6, dofollow
Weebly.com – PR8,
d Ucoz.com – PR6, dofollow
Uwcblog.com – PR2, dofollow
Weblogplaza.com – PR3, dofollow
Webs.com – PR7, dofollow ofollow
Zoomshare.com – PR5, dofollow
Mytripjournal.com – PR4, dofollow
Ohlig.com – PR5, dofollow
Offucekive.com – PR7, dofollow
Posterous.com – PR7, dofollow, accepts post by email
Evood.vom – PR2, dofollow
Edublog.org – PR, dofollow, filtered
content , dofollow
Bloghi.com – PR4, dofollow
Blogpico.com – PR2, dofollow
Wikidot.com – PR7, dofollow
Wikispaces.com – PR7, nofollow
Wetpaint.com – PR6, nofollow
Yola.com – PR8, dofollow
Blogreaction.com – PR4, dofollow
Blogster.com – PR3, dofollow
Blurty.com – PR4, dofollow
Devhub.com – PR5, dofollow
Fc2.com – PR6, dofollow, filtered
content, accepts XMLRPC
Flixya.com – PR5, dofollow
Gather.com – PR6, dofollow
Thoughts.com – PR5, nofollow
Travelblog.org – PR6, dofollow
Blinkweb.com – PR5, accepts XMLRPC, dofollow
Blog.com – PR6, accepts XMLRPC,
dofollow
Blogetery.com – PR5, dofollow
Blogger.com – PR8, accepts post by
email, dofollow
Tripod.com – PR8, dofollow
Getjealous.com – PR5, dofollow
Hubpages.com – PR6, nofollow
Iblog.at – PR3, dofollow
Inube.com – PR4, dofollow
Insanejournal.com – PR5, dofollow
Lifeyo.com – Dotlekit.com – PR6, dofollow
Livejournal.com – PR8, nofollow, accepts post by email, accepts XMLRPC
Livelogcity.com – PR5, dofollow
Myblogsite.com – PR4, dofollow
Mywapblog.com – PR4, dofollow
Onsugar.com – PR6, dofollow, accepts post by email
Quizilla.teennick.com – PR6, dofollow
My.opera.com – PR8, nofollow, accepts post by email
My.telegraph.co.uk – PR7, dofollow,
filtered content
Spruz.com – PR5, dofollow
Squidoo.com – PR7, nofollow, filtered content and just english
Sweetcircles.com – PR3, dofollow
Tumblr.com – PR8, dofollow, accepts post by email
Typepad.com – PR8, dofollow, accepts post by email
Ucoz.com – PR6, dofollow
Uwcblog.com – PR2, dofollow
Weblogplaza.com – PR3, dofollow
Webs.com – PR7, dofollow
Yousaytoo.com – PR4, dofollow
Xanga.com – PR6, nofollow
WordPress.com – PR9, dofollow, accepts
post by email, accepts XMLRPC
Spi-blog.com – PR4, dofollow
Spyuser.com – PR,3 dofollow
