Apparently, there is a plugin that would get you a few back links on plugin-s homepage if you install/use it on your WP blog. Does it exist?
its entirely possible - BUT - the amount of links on that page would mean that individually they would be worth nothing.
any given page only has a certain amount of pagerank that flows through it, and if it had 5,000 links going out, then each site linked to would only get 1/5,000 of the pagerank.
(In reality, only the first 80-100 would actually get anything anyway, google doesnt index that many links per page)
Prillan (10-01-2010)
WP-Back-links is a plugin that makes it easy to trade and manage your back links on a web blog. There will be a form for other web blog owners to fill out in your side navigation with their site details and and the url to the we blog article that has a link to your site. Once the form is filled out WP-Back links will spider that page and make sure that they really did put a link to your weblog on that page. It will also log the page rank of that page. In the admin section you will have to approve any new links to be displayed on yourwebblog so that there aren’t any inappropriate links going on your web blog. You can set a limit of how many links to trade per article. The default is five. Here’s the math. If you have a web blog that has 1000 articles and you trade 5 links per article of your webblog that would be an additional 5000 incoming back links. Your page-rank and traffic would definitely start to rise and any text-link-ads or what ever advertising you are doing if any would also become more valuable. There are a lot of features that I am going to ad to this plugin so stay tuned.
== Installation ==
1. Upload `wp-backlinks/` to the `/wp-content/plugins/` directory
2. Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in Word-press
3. go to your widgets admin tools located in the admin section under the presentation tab and drag the backlinks widget into the list.If you are using a theme that doesn’t support widgets just add this line of code to your sidebar.php page <?php widget_backlink(); ?>
4. To add WP-backlink to a page, create a page where you want your backlinks to go and in code format write <!–backlinks–> This will display your links and a description for each link.