I was wondering where there were other forums like this one. I really enjoy DaniWeb. There is one other forum that I really enjoy too, and its dofollow, called [SNIP - promoting my own forum] Forums like these are the reason I have helped get my site to where its at. I know there are a lot of great forums out there, but when do you stop at spam?
wade32 10 Newbie Poster
sheikhali449 0 Junior Poster
well there are many other forums of high pr but Daniweb is amongst the best one
getmused 0 Junior Poster
You can visit warriorforum and v7n for great info from forum like daniweb.
mattylad commented: V7N agreed is fantastic +0
Dani 4,329 The Queen of DaniWeb Administrator Featured Poster Premium Member
There are lots of forums. V7N was mentioned, and then of course there's SitePoint, WebmasterWorld, Digital Point, etc. The list goes on and on.
Each one has its own unique rules and regulations. Some are nofollow, some aren't. Some have amazing content but don't allow you to mention your site by name. Some don't allow signatures and some do. My advice would be to be active for a decent amount of time in all of them, and then devote your time to the ones you feel are the most beneficial for you.
In my case, I get the most value out of the ones that don't allow you to mention your site by name, or are behind a login wall (i.e. you need to be logged in to see any content, and they are not indexed by Google at all). These tend to give the best value in terms of quality, because people are posting for the sake of truly learning from each other instead of just to gain a backlink.
mattylad commented: lets face it, the majority don't, and are fully of people who cant speak english and are looking for cheap backlinks +0
siyajoshi 0 Junior Poster in Training
Yes i also use digital forum and Daniweb.These are good for getting updated information.By posting your problem you can learn alot....:)
smith warnes 0 Light Poster
There are many other good forums like Geekpoint, sitepoint, tomshardware, cnet etc.
ankitaray 6 Light Poster
Some are nofollow, some aren't. Some have amazing content but don't allow you to mention your site by name. Some don't allow signatures and some do. My advice would be to be active for a decent amount of time in all of them, and then devote your time to the ones you feel are the most beneficial for you.
mattylad commented: install seoquake to your browser and it lets you know if its no follow straight away +0
dukee00 0 Light Poster
V7n is going with very high speed , as compared to others
mattylad commented: high usership aswell, some really clever people +0
kpavi 0 Newbie Poster
list the emerging trends in information technology
mattylad 0 Newbie Poster
Dani web is good for learning but all links are no follow - which is fair enough, as forums get a lot of spammers.
V7N and site owners forum is good
mayaestat 0 Posting Whiz in Training
yes i agree with you daniweb is best forum site you get lots of useful information.
thanks
Amol555 -6 Junior Poster in Training
daniweb nice website for forum posting and gaining knowledge
thanks
johmny -3 Junior Poster in Training
Daniweb is also the one of the best forum website to learn a SEO, developing and web designing also.
Dani 4,329 The Queen of DaniWeb Administrator Featured Poster Premium Member
Dani web is good for learning but all links are no follow - which is fair enough, as forums get a lot of spammers.
Links within posts are nofollowed, signature links don't even show up if you're not logged in (so search engines won't see those at all), but your one link to your homepage in your member profile is NOT nofollowed.
Dani 4,329 The Queen of DaniWeb Administrator Featured Poster Premium Member
Update: Fast forward 6 years, and member profiles are now robots.txt'ed due to Googlebot crawl budget.
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