Backlinks are one of the most important SEO and ranking factors.
Lots of website owners have caught on to this and now charge outrageous amounts of money if you want a backlink from them.
So is it still possible to build free backlinks today?
Quick answer: Yes.
But before you can even begin to build free backlinks, you need to:
You are about to learn everything you need to know about backlinks, as well as my top 5 white hat link building strategies for building them for free!
What Will I Learn?
Backlinks are links from other people’s websites to your website. When someone places a hyperlink from a page on their website to your site, they’ve created a backlink.
Think of it like this:
Simple, right?
Backlinks have long been one of the most important factors for SEO. They are also one of the most complex parts of SEO to get right and do well.
Here’s what you need to know when it comes to backlinks.
In 1996 Google launched its game-changing PageRank algorithm update.
This update cemented Google as the best search engine on the planet. What was the biggest change they made in the update?
You guessed it – Backlinks.
The algorithm update meant that Google used backlinks as trust signals to a website.
The more backlinks you had, the more Google could trust you and in turn, the higher they would rank your site.
Here’s why they did it:
Backlinks are something you have limited control over. You can’t log in to another person’s site and place a link back to your site. You have to convince the site owner to do it for you.
This means that if someone links to your site, they are “endorsing” your website as trustworthy.
Since the 1996 PageRank algorithm update, link building has become a big part of any quality SEO strategy.
While backlinks are still important today, how Google interprets links has changed a lot.
If you want to build more free backlinks to your own website, pay attention to this.
From 1996 to 2012 it was all about the number of backlinks you had. The quality of backlinks didn’t matter as much.
At that time it was – Quantity over Quality.
But in 2012 Google released a very important algorithm update called Penguin. This update is still a big part of Google algorithms today.
The Penguin algorithm update was specifically released to:
…Websites that built tons of dodgy backlinks in order to manipulate their rankings.
Millions of websites took a major ranking hit as it was released.
Since the Penguin update, the evolution of backlinks has changed. It’s no longer about building as many links as you can. You need to focus on getting quality backlinks.
Think of backlinks now as – Quality over Quantity.
The only way to consistently get more backlinks is through link building.
But let me be clear:
They only want you to acquire new backlinks naturally by people linking to your website or content because it is high quality.
Google dishes out harsh penalties to people who use sketchy methods to build lots of spammy links.
But that doesn’t mean that link building is dead – far from it. You just need to build high-quality links using non-spammy techniques.
Backlinks are still the gold standard of SEO strategies today.
Your website can experience massive growth in:
…By consistently building high-quality backlinks.
Using them wisely will help you achieve your SEO and business goals.
In the search engine world…
Authority = Trust.
Building backlinks from reputable websites increase your website’s authority in the eyes of Google – which will increase your trust with them.
And you now know that Google will only rank websites they can trust. Quality backlinks are the best way to:
The primary reason for getting more backlinks is to rank higher.
When your website’s authority increases and you create more trust with Google, your rankings will improve.
This has two big benefits:
Want your website to be consistently ranked at the top of the SERPs?
Build more backlinks.
Getting free backlinks isn’t only about increasing your website’s authority.
Backlinks placed on the right sites can also help other users discover your content.
How?
Let’s say you run an affiliate blog about tech gear. You manage to get a backlink placed within a piece of content from another big tech website.
When people read the content on that tech website, they will see the backlink within the content and discover your website.
A well-placed backlink is a great way to get discovered by people who would have never otherwise found your brand.
What happens when a reader discovers the backlink to your site?
They will likely click on it and see where it’s linking to.
This happens more than you would think.
Backlinks can be a great way to drive more referral traffic from other websites. And referral traffic is usually really high-quality traffic.
Think about it:
If a friend refers you to a dentist, you are more likely to trust that dentist than if you randomly found one on Google. It works the same way for referral traffic.
Remember backlinks are considered to be an “endorsement” or “vote“.
Readers who come across a link to your site are far more likely to trust you because they are being referred to you from another website they already trust.
Referral traffic from backlinks is not to be underestimated.
Just as good backlinks will help your site, bad backlinks can damage it significantly.
Here’s what I mean:
Fair warning – Google link penalties are real and happen more than you think.
If you build spammy backlinks you will likely receive a:
…From Google. And Google penalty recovery is tough work.
Link penalties can be so harsh you can be taken out of the SERPs altogether. Dodgy backlinks just aren’t worth the risk.
Quality control has to be at the centre of all link building.
If you outsource your link building, you should hire reputable link building services with a history of building quality links.
This helps you avoid potential penalties while your rankings increase – not decrease.
It’s as simple as this:
If your rankings die off, so will your organic search traffic. Spammy or bad backlinks can hurt your traffic. Why would Google promote a site in the SERPs it doesn’t trust, right?
Avoid building dodgy links at all costs…
…Even if you see immediate gains, the long-term impact could be devastating.
Lots of spammy links pointing to your site may not cause your rankings to drop.
But what might happen is that Google stops ranking your new content. This is because you are creating a trust issue.
Bad links may stop your site from growing, even if you don’t see a significant drop-off in search traffic.
Need help with link building? Check out my free link-building training.
Not all free backlinks are created equal.
The truth is that some backlinks are better than others. Strong backlinks will have a bigger impact on your site, improving rankings and increasing search traffic.
That’s what makes getting powerful backlinks so important.
Don’t settle for worse backlinks just because they are easier to get. Spend time building free quality backlinks that move your website forward.
So what makes a powerful backlink?
Evey free backlink you build should be evaluated by:
In the beginning, link building can be overwhelming. It’s a skill that takes time and practice to develop properly.
But if you have the skills to generate powerful free backlinks consistently, you will be in the top percentage of SEOs.
Check out my link building checklist to see exactly how I only build backlinks that improve rankings.
Now you understand:
So below are my top link building strategies that I’ve developed over time and practice which will help you build high-quality free backlinks.
PRO TIP: Before starting building links, it’s best to determine how many backlinks you need to rank.
This is my absolute number one link-building strategy.
I have been using it for over 10 years and it’s still the strategy I get the most wins with.
It has the power to bring you a ton of strong free backlinks that can skyrocket your rankings (and traffic).
Here’s how it works:
Your top SEO competitors have spent a lot of time and effort building a strong backlink profile. You want to uncover all of the sites that link to your competitors and build backlinks from those sites as well.
The best part about this strategy is your competitors have done the hard work for you.
You first need to do a backlink analysis of your top SEO competitors.
Go to Google and search for your target keyword. The first 5 results in Google are your top SEO competitors.
Now you need to use a backlink checker tool to get a complete list of your competitors’ backlinks.
This saves you some time, the best backlink checkers are:
My personal favourite is Ahrefs.
Once you have your chosen tool and list of your top competitors, you need to get the list of backlinks from each competitor.
You can download my free intelligent spreadsheets to make this a breeze.
You can also do this manually if you prefer.
Finding your competitors’ backlinks is simple. Copy and paste your competitor’s domain into Ahrefs Site Explorer and click search.
On the left side, click Backlinks.
Now you have a complete list of your competitor’s backlinks that you can replicate. The next step is to analyse and filter which links are worth replicating.
As a reminder, a strong backlink:
Export the list of links and start filtering through each link, deleting low-quality links that aren’t worth your time.
For this next part, you need to use the power of observation.
Open each link in a new tab and start looking through them. As you’re doing this, you want to answer the question – “How did my competitor get this link?”
Then it’s as simple as doing the same thing to get a link.
For example:
If the site links out to your competitors, they will likely do the same to you.
As you work through the list of links, you’ll get a good feel for this process.
Over time it will be like a well-oiled machine that consistently brings you in new free backlink opportunities.
Guest posts are still a great way to get free backlinks.
Why?
Because it’s an exchange of value. You write a great piece of content for the website that you want a link from and you get a free backlink in return.
That’s what I call a “win-win“.
It’s also great to build relationships with people in your industry that can lead to collaborations down the road.
But the truth is guest posting isn’t what it used to be 10 years ago. It’s much harder to earn high-quality guest post links in 2025.
Lots of website owners have caught on and now want some form of payment to go with the link placement.
But that doesn’t mean it’s completely dead either. This is how I still get high-quality guest posting opportunities today for free.
You first need to put together a list of guest post prospects.
These are websites that you want to secure a guest post on. Use Ahrefs to make this super-fast, or you can manually search for the websites yourself.
Remember to target relevant websites with:
You can work the anchor text into your guest post later.
Take the first website in your list and type the domain into Ahrefs Open Site Explorer.
Check each site’s domain rating (DR) and add it to your list.
You want to work through each website on your list, recording the DR as you go along. Delete any websites on your list that look spammy or have low DR.
You don’t want links from them.
Once you have a list of finalised websites, you will need to find the email address of each website owner so you can contact them.
Use Hunter.io to automatically find contact emails, or you can manually check the site to find an appropriate email.
Struggling to find an email address? Follow my email address lookup guide!
Use the following template to contact each blog owner:
Hi [NAME],
I was checking out [SITE] today and found the guest post you published from [GUEST POSTER’S NAME].
I loved that article, I just shared it with my audience.
I’d love to be your next guest author. Here are some topics that I think would do really well with [SITE] readers:
Topic #1
Topic #2
Topic #3
Do any of these ideas look good? Let me know your thoughts.
Best,
[YOUR NAME]
I highly recommend that you don’t just blindly copy and paste this template. Use it as a guide and customise it for each website owner.
Personalised emails do take longer but you are far more likely to get a response.
Got a couple of guest post opportunities?
Now you need to create amazing content. You must provide the highest quality content possible and write with their audience in mind.
Check out the blog’s previous articles to get a feel for their style. Take the time to read some of the comments to see their audience’s responses.
Not only does this make it easier to write the content, but you will also make the blog owner very happy.
Ensure that you also add relevant-
You can also embed relevant videos to really make the content stand out.
Finally, add a backlink to your website within the content using good anchor text. Make sure that the link and anchor text sound completely natural.
Once you are happy with your article:
When the content is published, don’t forget to share it on your social media and send it to your email list.
Guest posts should never be a one and done thing.
You should actively look to build a relationship with the website on which you are guest posting. Take an interest in what they are doing and follow them on social media.
You never know what collaborations this could lead to in the future!
There are tons of broken links online.
It’s hard enough for most website owners to keep their website up to date, let alone ensure that every link on their site is still working.
This provides a great opportunity to score some free backlinks.
Broken link building is when you find “dead” (broken) links that are no longer live and offer your website a replacement for them.
You get a free backlink and the owner replaces a broken link on their website.
This is how you do it-
First, you need to get a list of websites together.
Simply Google the target keywords you want to rank for and take the top 20 search results for each keyword. Add them into a spreadsheet.
This should give a nice list of potential prospects.
Now you will need to find broken links on each of these sites. For this you can use either of two tools:
Ahrefs will analyse a site for you and find any broken links within that site automatically. It scans the whole website, and you can simply filter the results for pages with broken links.
Check My Links is a cool free Chrome extension. You can have it scan any page on any website and it will highlight all of the broken links on the page.
Here’s the truth:
It is possible to get free backlinks with Check My Links.
It just takes a significantly longer investment of your time. Ahrefs speeds up the process by delivering all the broken links for any website you want in a simple report.
You can get a detailed guide on how to use both tools to find broken links here.
Once you have finished analysing each website, you need to reach out to each website owner to let them know about their broken link.
Find their email on their website or use Hunter.io to do it for you.
Simply send them an email explaining that you were reading their content and clicked on a broken link. Your primary goal should be to:
That means don’t alert them to the broken link and immediately ask them to replace it with your content.
That’s not likely to win you many favourable responses.
After the initial contact, if you have a relevant piece of content you can suggest it as a replacement.
Don’t have a relevant piece of content?
You could create content that fits the broken link and suggest it as a replacement.
This is a bit risky though, as you might spend ages creating content and they don’t end up using it as a replacement link.
The last thing you can (and should) do is just focus on building a relationship.
Once you have a relationship, you can always ask for a link or even a guest post later down the track.
Being an active member in your niche’s community is about far more than just getting backlinks.
Although this strategy is relatively simple, it will take a lot of time and effort in the beginning. But if you are persistent you can:
Here’s how it works:
Your goal is to find relevant blogs and leave value-adding comments on them.
Sounds easy, right?
Feedly is the easiest (and fastest) way to find good, niche websites for blog commenting.
You can sign up for a free account and find blogs based on certain topics.
Spend a few minutes finding and adding blogs to your feed. You will end up with a complete list of potential blog sites to engage with.
Now you want to set up a notification so you get an email every time they post a new blog.
Whenever you receive a notification of a new blog, you need to get on it fast.
Your goal is to be the first comment. Most blogs have a comment form like this:
You must fill in all of the details including adding your real email address and website so you get the free backlink.
You also want to connect your email to Gravatar to display a profile picture next to your comment.
Before commenting, read the whole blog. This will help you come up with a valuable comment you can make to improve the discussion.
Here are some important tips to remember when writing blog comments:
Never write spam – This is the fastest way to develop a bad reputation.
The secret to success with this strategy is being a part of the right communities and focusing on helping others.
Most people aren’t really concerned about social media backlinks.
Google doesn’t really value them as “powerful” backlinks because anyone can sign up for a social media account and put a link back to their website. And for the most part, these backlinks are “no-follow” links.
But they will still add value to your overall SEO and backlink profile.
Think about it:
All trusted websites and businesses have social media pages. So although they don’t add a lot of “link juice“, social media links add a lot of legitimacy and trust to your website.
Not to mention they are the easiest free backlinks you can possibly build.
First list out all of the social media pages and profiles you want to have a presence on.
This includes:
And any others that you like. Now you want to go and create a profile on each of them. Make sure you spend time making them all look good and on-brand with your business.
The goal is to build a legitimate list of social media pages/profiles.
Now you need to add your website so that you can build the backlink.
But there are a lot of places to create backlinks from on each social media network. These are the most common places:
Adding links to your website in every appropriate place on social media will help you build a strong social backlink profile.
For a complete list of 23 social network sites you can get free backlinks from, see my social media backlinks guide.
Free backlinks are available all over the internet.
You just need to use the right strategy and spend the time building them.
Remember:
Before starting link building, make sure:
Once that’s done you can focus on links.
Always play the long game and opt to build a relationship with someone rather than just getting a backlink. This is how you build free backlinks like a pro!
Struggling to build high-quality backlinks?
I recommend hiring a reputable link building service like LinksThatRank. They will take care of all your link building needs while you focus on growing your business.
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Hi Matt, I started using Tynt about two months ago…it’s a great little tool that is easy to use.As you mentioned once you copy and paste the code into your WordPress site it does all the work for you. There’s absolutely no reason not to use it.Your tutorials will help me better read the stats from it. Thanks very much for sharing, have a great day.
Nice to hear its helping – how much traffic/links has it brought for you?
A quick question:I am building links from social networks, blogger.com andservices like twellow and twittercounter. And I’ve yet to see any of them arrive at ahrefs.com!Whats the problem? The links are dofollow, hasn’t ahrefs found them yet? It’s been a couple of weeks…
Hi,I would assume they haven’t found them yet – the internets a big place you know 😛
I like to read your post onmy phone. But the subscribe. Bix keeps popping up blocking the view. Can you fix that? Thanks for the great artucle. (Obviously I already subscribed)
Will take a look thanks!
Great little trick! However it always adds the Address Bar Tracking on my site I made the standard account with. Later I created a rollup account so you can add multiple domains and those dont display the tracking in the url.You can create the rollup account in account settings. Anyone else with this issue?
I have found it takes around 12 hours for your settings changes to take effect, I just change them and then clear caches next morning and voila!
Winning! Nice to hear its helping
Ended up installing it on Friday and just logged in to have a shifty at the stats for the weekend. Surprising amount of copies and it also says I have picked up an ‘SEO link’ in the process.Thanks again for sharing!
I am already using it for more than 1 year on one of my sites and it really helps in getting etra traffic and links. I got around 1300 links because of tynt.
Who doesn’t like free links ^^
Great share Matt! Going to definitely use this!Yours loyal fanWalt 🙂
No worrys, thanks Walt 🙂
Strange I just tried copying the text from this page to word, outlook, msn live & google etc. I do not see the link.
Do you have javascript enabled?
Excellent tip and amazing tool. I will copy you and use Tynt.Thank you !!!
Let me know how it works out for you!
Awesome post as usual Matt :)I did not heard about Tynt before but it looks like an awesome tool.I will start using it on some of my niche sites.Thanks for letting us know about Tynt.
No worrys hope it helped you out John!
Wow, Matt.What an awesome and powerful tool. I’ve seen Tynt in action before but I didn’t know what it was. Now I do and I’ll def have to give it a try.Thanks for sharing this cool info with us. :)Ti
No worrys – hope it helps you out 🙂
Hey Matthew,Another awesome post! I read your blog everyday and its like a religion for me for all the awesome things you teach about SEO. I see you are coming out with a new product. Can you give any details about it? And when will it be released?
Thanks very much :)The only details I can reveal is it will be free ^^
Something that I haven’t heard of before but will go away now and do more research to see how useful it is to me in my niche.
Let me know how you get on with it!
Its seems like an awesome tool. I am just learning of it but I will try it to see if it really works as has been described.I have shared this comment in kingged.com where this post was found.Sunday – kingged.com contributor http://www.kingged.com/how-to-increase-traffic-build-links-automatically-in-60-seconds/
Thanks for the share 🙂
Looks great! The only issue I would have is that the links would look pretty ugly embedded in the middle of an article.
It adds them to the end of the copy
It is definitely a feature
Nice review of what looks like a pretty good service. I’m off to install it on my blog right now :-)Be interesting to see how many copy/pastes you get on this very post from your ‘try it out’ call to action. I certainly did!
haha hadn’t thought of that – 210 so far 🙂
I have Tynt set up on some older sites but kind of forgot about it! Pretty silly of me not to have it the sites I really am working hard on!Thanks for the reminder.
Check out your stats be interesting to see how its performed for you!
if I put the code on ‘home page’, will it work for other pages of my site? do I need different code for different domain or I use the same code in all domain ?Thanks for sharing this post
Hi,Each site will require a seperate Tynt account
Hey Matt,thanks for keeping the good info coming; although I’d like to hear your take on newest Penguin update and it’s connection to Web 2.0’s. To stay on topic, I added the script to my site and I can’t work around that unique # reference – it keeps showing, even though I followed your instructions. First I though it has something to do with WPEngine, as they don’t allow a lot of stuff. Then I remembered that you use them as well 🙂 Any ideas? Thanks!
Hi,This line “Tynt is a free service that helps you hardness the power of copy/pasting once and for all!” just under the heading “Introducing Tynt”, should the word be hardness or harness?Cheers.
Nice spot, fixed thanks 🙂
Great post Matt, will certainly look further into using Tynt. Think even I can copy and paste. Steve.
You would be surprised how many cant ^^
Thanks for sharing! I’m going to set this up for some of my sites and see how it does. I’m wondering how many people just delete the link that it adds, though. I would think that if some random extra text showed up when people paste what they copied then they would just delete it.I guess I’ll just have to try it for myself and find out! haha
Yeah there is that possiblity – if your only copying a short sentence you’ll probably notice but anything longer probably not.As long as its bringing traffic =D
Nice. But I am worried about scrapers taking the content and spraying it all across the web and penguin screwing things up bcoz we have links from all sorts of places.
Scrapers will do that anyway =/ Not a whole lot you can do about it
Awesome Tool.. I will definitely try this!!!Thanks Mat 🙂
Hope it helps!
Awesome Matthew! I think Tynt can be helpful and at the same time you only need a matter of seconds to install it. Now that is easy! So far I haven’t think of using Tynt before, but now I think it would be a great advantage! Thank you for sharing such good information! I found and “kingged” this on the Internet marketing social site Kingged.com
and its freeeeee =D
Seems to be great tool but is it safe with Google Adsense? I just got my Hosted Adsense Account that running on my site. Please clear me…Thanks
No idea, don’t see why it wouldnt be though?
Ah, so that’s how it’s done haha!Hadn’t seen Tynt before 🙂 I’ve gone and set it up on my blog as well now, thank you kind sir #HatTip
We always be learnin =D
Did my comment get caught in the spam filter?
Nahh I just hand’t approved yet 🙂
re: “the only problem”You can actually ‘opt-out’ of Tynt at the browser level here:-tynt.com/opt_out.phpSo you can effectively turn it off just for yourself (it’s a blanket ‘all sites using Tynt’ though rather than just your own though).
Apart from as an internet marketer I clear my cookies a gazillion times a day 😛
I used to use Tynt too, but found it annoying. It can get you an extra bit of traffic, but I doubt any links built through the service are going to carry much weight.
Well thats the great unknown – they can get pasted anywhere!
wow thanks for sharing buddy.
No worrys 🙂
Great share Matt, I was only looking the other day for a tool like this! I’ve created my account and installed the script, will give it a whirl.- Lewis 🙂
Let me know how you get on!
Thanks for the tutorial Matt, I installed it 😀
hustle hustle =D
Damn, this is good shit! What’s the quality of the links you’ve picked up? All I get is scraper sites linking back to my blog using hundreds of sitewide links, all with the same anchor text.-Casey
Mainly from forums and social media
Awesome post Mat 🙂 I have had this in the back of my mind for sometime and was going to do some searches to see if a tool like this exists. Thanks for doing the “digging” 🙂
Haha no worrys its what I do 😛
That is a very smart tool. Thanks!
=D
Wow, that title was a bit hype, until I’ve read the post, till the bottom.Tynt. I’ve used it before. I can vouch for its impressive results.I guess I’ll have to re-consider it, however, not all blogs work. For example, I have some plugins on most of my niche blogs which protect the content from being copied. Tynt doesn’t work with these plugins, as far as I know.Hey Matthew, I wonder if these extra 417 new unique visitors helped in terms of sales or clients. Did you track that?
Hi John,I think the title delivered :)I was going to go with How To Send Your Traffic Into Overdrive And Get More Backlinks Than You Can Shake A Stick At In 60 Seconds Or Less ^^I can’t figure out a way to track that traffic directly because there are no redirects inplace and analytics doesn’t record the # references. I also checked if Aweber recorded them in the HTTP_Referer but no dice there either!You could probably code a custom analytics event that regisers a user defined value, but I suck at coding 😛
Awesome stuff! thank you for sharing the info on Tynt, it’s a brilliant tool.Cheers!
No worrys 🙂
Hi Matthew,Great tool you have shared here. Nice way to capitalize on another aspect of creating good content. Just wish there was a way to always get the back link and take away for the ability of the copier to remove it.
We can’t win them all =D
I heard about Tynt a few months back and its been on the list of things I should look into for a few of my larger content websites. Reading this post, Matthew, has really given me the urge to push it to the top of the todo list and get it installed! I have a lot of people copying parts of my content to forums, blogs and some tweets but generally I don’t get the link back, mention or the link will be broken and lead to a 404. So it really sounds like Tynt will help me with all of that.
Yeah its great for all of that – and the fact its so quick and easy to install, its almost rude not to 🙂
“Due to platform limitations, you cannot use Tynt on Wordpress sites that are hosted on wordpress.com.”well that’s disappointing…. 🙁
I wouldn’t waste time building out a site that matters on wordpress.com anyway for the sake of cost of hosting/domains these days.
Wow Matt, excellent post, well done. This is the secret of top bloggers. I’m not talking about Tynt. I’m talking about more powerful stuff. It is power of discovering something brilliant and then sharing it on the blog. This posts people love most. If you discover something great and if I love it, I would be very happy to share it with my friends and collegues. I should probably head over to Tynt now, to set up my account and see what will happen then.Thank you for this Matt.
Hi,Well what I’m pretty good at is extracting the most value out of any given situation and this is just an extension of that :)Its not huge traffic numbers/backlinks – but its more than without ^^
An awesome tip. I will follow now. How do you create file pdf for this post?
I’m using http://www.printfriendly.com/browser_tool
Great tutorial. I’m one who has copied and pasted some of your content and did notice this little neat trick – thanks for sharing!
MWahahaha ^^
I’ve seen that used a lot – specifically on major media sites. I find it quite annoying personally, but I’ve never specifically stopped visiting a site because of it. I always wondered what company it was that provided that service. What’s Tynt’s monetization strategy? Do you see any possibility that they will make this a paid service soon?
Hi,Yeah it can be annoying but im hoping the annoyance level is at a minimum. Rather this than a stinking opt in pop up anyway!Tynt has been around for years now so I’m not sure what they are planning!
Awesome write up! I’m going to have to check out Tynt. I’ve seen blogs and sites using something similar (or maybe even Tynt), but never looked to see how they were doing it. Very cool 🙂
winner winner chicken dinner 🙂
Thanks for sharing Matthew!I was going to ask you how you did that, because I noticed it pasted the URL when I copied and pasted your content list for the Tiered Link Building process. :)It’s also kind of handy for your readers because it helps remind them where they obtained the info, should they want to revisit the post or page.All the best,Matt
Ahhh I hadn’t actually thought of it like that and it might be doing users a favour by including the source =D
Very cool, I’ll have to give that a try. Cheers,
Let me know how you get on!
Great Idea, but it doesn’t seem to work with Https