100+ High PR + DoFollow + Relevant Blogs?

[LocoDice]

Hello,

I've been trying hard over the last week to identify a system that allows me to identify relevant (I'm in the travel space) blogs that offer dofollow comments.

I am not planning on just posting irrelevant comments, having been travelling abroad for over 3 years now I have lots of advice I hope I can give back and want to over time build up my reputation amongst these strategic sites.

However, I just can't seem how to find any way to find blogs that are:
- High PR
- DoFollow
- Relevant

I'm willing to dedicate an hour or so a day to finding these, but I keep feeling like I run into brick walls.

I've noticed a number of threads here have attempted to answer a similar question, but after trying the method out I get the impression that the people posting have not actually really used the method they are telling others to use.

I have tried to use fastblogfinder (doesn't work on a Mac, or a virtual PC, which is all I have access to). I've looked up a number of directories that promise the world but deliver very little (yes - sometimes they are dofollow blogs but they have very low PR).

So would anybody be able to share with the forum a method (without outlaying any cash) that they have used to identify 100+ blogs that meet the above criteria? I know not everybody is in travel, but I'm interested to hear how you found yours for your particular vertical.

This would be very useful to most people on here as a tool in their arsenal to build links. I am not saying this is the only thing to do, but doing this well I think would contribute well to a links strategy

[Geolina]

Hi,

something I just came across: Travel Do-Follow Blog List | Do Follow Blog Directory I haven´t looked at it myself, but it might be interesting.

If you find anything useful, it would be great if you could share it, I am looking for backlinks in the travel niche as well.

Hope this helps!

[Andyhenry]

You can do this using google searches with the appropriate operators and a browser plugin to check PR and follow status - what's causing you the problems?

[LocoDice]

Hey Andy,

So I do have the plugin to FireFox that shows me DoFollow Blogs. However, this is a painstaking process because no matter what blog directories I find I have to go through about 50 blogs to find one that is DoFollow. I'm just trying to work out if there is a better way.

And of course, the disappointing thing about about this is then those 1 in 50 blogs generally have a very low page rank.

All in all I'll be lucky to find one or 2 blogs in a solid hours work.

I just get the feeling this is not very effective.

I have checked out a number of docomment directories, and they strike me as very low quality products - often full of 0 or 1 PR blogs.

Any hints would be greatly appreciated!

Clearly what would be fantastic is some product (that works on a Mac/virtual PC), that I could type in the category (Travel), and then pull up a list ordered by PR and only show DoFollow blogs.

Wishful thinking? Maybe. But I thought I'd ask.

[Mkcoy]

Hey you might like to see a topic I've started on finding relevant blogs to comment in your niche. This is quite important to do for SEO reasons and it is becoming increasingly hard for people to find good lists see FRESH Unique dofollow blogs in your niche forums.digitalpoint.com/showthread.php?t=1684172

[LocoDice]

Originally Posted by Mkcoy

Hey you might like to see a topic I've started on finding relevant blogs to comment in your niche. This is quite important to do for SEO reasons and it is becoming increasingly hard for people to find good lists see FRESH Unique dofollow blogs in your niche forums.digitalpoint.com/showthread.php?t=1684172

I am taking you up on your offer, I am just starting with an order for 100 'travel' related dofollow blogs.

I will report back with what happens.

[Andyhenry]

I just spoke to my programmer and he reckons he can whip up something that'll do this - so I'll make a tool.

Andy

[Looks4U]

Hi, i might also be interested in this.

[Andyhenry]

I didn't think people would buy lists when you can easily make them with a little searching, but lots of people seem to - so I might aswell give them a tool to build their own lists too.

[james.anderson]

Have you tried thefreeblogcommenter ?

[LocoDice]

Hello McKoy,

Great fast turn around on the order. I ordered just general travel links.

I ordered 100 travel blogs

I want to be honest with my review:

1. This does not appear so much to be 100 travel blogs, but 100 links where travel is discussed. For instance I see blogs about what looks to be small business development here with a story about travel. I must admit, when I read your original advertisement I thought I would get 100 different blogs about travel. Not simply 100 'links' to blogs which may discuss travel on a once off thread.

So therefore I have two issues a) The fact I did not get 100 unique blogs and b) The fact that many blogs don't appear to have anything to do about travel at all possibly 99% of the time

2. With this in mind, this may explain why I see duplicate blogs. I never see the same blog used more than twice, but there is a significant amount of duplicates on my first 100 purchase. Without counting I think I would have maybe 60-70 or so unique blogs out of the 100 list. I must admit I really expected to get 100 unique blogs.

3. Is it possible your definition of a blog and my definition of a blog is different? I view one blog as more or less a website with many posts. I get the impression your definition of a blog is each posting is considered a 'separate' blog. Because specifically you say this at your ad 'I'll provide 100 FRESH dofollow (no nofollow tag) blog links for you to comment in a matter of minutes.' @ digitalpoint. I think it would be more accurate to maybe say 'I'll provide 100 FRESH dofollow (no nofollow tag) blog **POSTS** for you to comment in a matter of minutes.'

4. My final point is, would it be possible to pay for only PR4+ blogs? Even paying extra?

Overall I think it was okay for the price, but I think my expectations were a little different when I opened the list.

I hope I don't offend you with being candid, I know exactly what I want and I'm trying to find it. And I think other warriors may want the same thing!

[LocoDice]

Originally Posted by james.anderson

Have you tried thefreeblogcommenter ?

Definitely going to try this, looks very interesting. Hopefully it works on a virtual PC. I'll try it tomorrow and report back on the thread about how useful it was.

[LocoDice]

Originally Posted by Andyhenry

I didn't think people would buy lists when you can easily make them with a little searching, but lots of people seem to - so I might aswell give them a tool to build their own lists too.

Hey Andy, I haven't found an effective way to search for this yet. I come across many so-called 'dofollow' lists and most blogs on these directories are either dead or have 'nofollow' tags on comments.

Theres always room in the market for a product that actually does what it says it does 100%

[MarkAse]

Do-Follow blogs outside of the IM niche (at least in my experience) are pretty tough to find. Frankly if your niche is travel, or wine for that matter, the site owners usually don't even know what no-follow and do-follow is.

Good luck, I can say that I've found success in focusing on a few in niche forums and then making blog comments on semi-related high PR blogs. For example, I comment on food blogs since wine blogs are much lower PR overall.

[proaffiliate26]

Originally Posted by mkterbynite

Hello,

I've been trying hard over the last week to identify a system that allows me to identify relevant (I'm in the travel space) blogs that offer dofollow comments.

I am not planning on just posting irrelevant comments, having been travelling abroad for over 3 years now I have lots of advice I hope I can give back and want to over time build up my reputation amongst these strategic sites.

However, I just can't seem how to find any way to find blogs that are:
- High PR
- DoFollow
- Relevant

I'm willing to dedicate an hour or so a day to finding these, but I keep feeling like I run into brick walls.

I've noticed a number of threads here have attempted to answer a similar question, but after trying the method out I get the impression that the people posting have not actually really used the method they are telling others to use.

I have tried to use fastblogfinder (doesn't work on a Mac, or a virtual PC, which is all I have access to). I've looked up a number of directories that promise the world but deliver very little (yes - sometimes they are dofollow blogs but they have very low PR).

So would anybody be able to share with the forum a method (without outlaying any cash) that they have used to identify 100+ blogs that meet the above criteria? I know not everybody is in travel, but I'm interested to hear how you found yours for your particular vertical.

This would be very useful to most people on here as a tool in their arsenal to build links. I am not saying this is the only thing to do, but doing this well I think would contribute well to a links strategy

If you're willing to dish out a little bit of extra cash ($47), you could try Blog Comment Demon:
Blog Commenting Software - Link Building Software With Comments

[LocoDice]

Originally Posted by james.anderson

Have you tried thefreeblogcommenter ?

So I just installed it, I was a little freaked out since I was trying to install this on a fresh virtual Windows install (using Sun's excellent **free** Virtualbox, take that Parallels!).. and it didn't run. However, after reading the docs I realised that I needed to install the .net framework.

Installed it, and it worked like a charm. This is exactly what I am looking for.

So I think I have found the answer to the question which is finding 100+ High PR, DoFollow, Relevant blogs!

Case Closed!

(However, I must admit I think it will take sometime to find 100+ high PR blogs using this site, but I think it would be possible with a bit of work)

[james.anderson]

Originally Posted by mkterbynite

So I just installed it, I was a little freaked out since I was trying to install this on a fresh virtual Windows install (using Sun's excellent **free** Virtualbox, take that Parallels!).. and it didn't run. However, after reading the docs I realised that I needed to install the .net framework.

Installed it, and it worked like a charm. This is exactly what I am looking for.

So I think I have found the answer to the question which is finding 100+ High PR, DoFollow, Relevant blogs!

Case Closed!

(However, I must admit I think it will take sometime to find 100+ high PR blogs using this site, but I think it would be possible with a bit of work)

Glad I could help

[simbat]

thefreeblogcommenter is a good Option but cannot pass the Captcha image. most of the blogs has this feature

[tommen]

Originally Posted by mkterbynite

Hello,

I've been trying hard over the last week to identify a system that allows me to identify relevant (I'm in the travel space) blogs that offer dofollow comments.

I am not planning on just posting irrelevant comments, having been travelling abroad for over 3 years now I have lots of advice I hope I can give back and want to over time build up my reputation amongst these strategic sites.

However, I just can't seem how to find any way to find blogs that are:
- High PR
- DoFollow
- Relevant

I'm willing to dedicate an hour or so a day to finding these, but I keep feeling like I run into brick walls.

I've noticed a number of threads here have attempted to answer a similar question, but after trying the method out I get the impression that the people posting have not actually really used the method they are telling others to use.

I have tried to use fastblogfinder (doesn't work on a Mac, or a virtual PC, which is all I have access to). I've looked up a number of directories that promise the world but deliver very little (yes - sometimes they are dofollow blogs but they have very low PR).

So would anybody be able to share with the forum a method (without outlaying any cash) that they have used to identify 100+ blogs that meet the above criteria? I know not everybody is in travel, but I'm interested to hear how you found yours for your particular vertical.

This would be very useful to most people on here as a tool in their arsenal to build links. I am not saying this is the only thing to do, but doing this well I think would contribute well to a links strategy

Have you checked Technorati? There is a list for the top travel blogs as well. http://technorati.com/blogs/directory/living/travel/

There is a free tool called commentkahuna that I have used to find blogs with different criteria.(Commentkahuna.com)

[zackick]

i also go to try the blog comment but the software i use is hell always show low PR that is not good at all.

[LocoDice]

So I used 'The Free Blog Commenter', and while it looked very promising to start out with it only took a few minutes to realise that most of the blogs that it pulls up appear to useless.

They seem to have the following problems.
1. Do not actually contain nodofollow links
2. Have a 0 PR

Is there any other ways I can find some decent travel blogs to write proper comments on?

[Mikedb]

Just send me a PM with what you want and I will see what I can do.

Question.
Why only PR?

Two things about that.
One it is overrated and two it is not natural.
Same goes for dofollo and nofollow.

I will give you 3 things for free.
One: 100 links nofollow + dofollow
Two: from that 100 only the dofollow list
Three: The PR for the URL and the domain

Use them all because that is natural linking!

You will get them for free.
All I want from you is if you like the links and the lists you are getting.
That is it.

regards,

Mike

[LocoDice]

Mike,

Thanks for the post. I read it with great interest.

I am trying to learn how to get a good balance of quality and quantity in links.

I read a lot of ebooks, postings, etc and they say just post on *any* blogs. But other places say you must focus on high PR, relevant and dofollow blogs.

To be honest, I am so frustrated. I just want to be able to sit down for 2 hours each night and make that time count by making quality postings on other blogs, but I just don't want to waste my time.

I am trying to learn how this game works, so many different things you hear!

Is it possible for you to PM me with this material? I don't believe I have posted enough to send PMs

[kamol12]

Please someone submit the relevant high pr blogs/forum list for this keywords: scanpst.exe

[masspingtool]

is there any add ons of checking the pr of every site/blog?

[masspingtool]

check my sig..10k dofollow high pr sites/forums/guestbooks

[trevesty]

I'd be interested in a tool to help with finding blogs for this.

[cooler1]

Could using the The Free Blog Commenter be deemed as spammy? As people say stay away from automated link building.

[terencecoza]

I suggest that you search for the list of high pagerank dofollow blogs on the search engines.

[Praney Behl]

Ofcourse powerful but even more if you can control them or make sure they stick around.