Blog comment question.. I don't think anybody knows the answer to this question.

kIwOk168 · 10-30-2010, 11:36 PM

I've practically asked all the internet marketers I know, and every one of them are left as dumbfounded as me. I don't think anybody can answer this question other than the people in question.

So I was doing research on the net about blogging and I saw this webpage:

10 Promising Blog Tips To Improve Your Blog

There's nothing really special about the blog itself but when I looked into the comments section I saw something quite amazing.

Look at the at comments of Rodney and Kok Siong... The whole name is "Rodney from home building guide" but only "home building guide" is link, Rodney from is not a link but part of the name. "Kok Siong from Down Syndrome" has the same thing. Only "Down Syndrome" is the link, but part of the name is Kok Siong from.

I tell you, how both of them did this I don't have a clue. I tried putting html codes (<a href> tags) on the name column but it didn't work. I tried customizing the website column and it didn't work either. I believe it's just a wordpress blog so the whole name should be a link right?

Anyway, this is significant because blog commenting has taken a hit recently. Honest blog comments normally get trashed or marked as spam because people use a "keyword name" instead of their "real name" for backlink purposes - even if the comment is honest and contributing to the conversation. I think this way of building a link is a good compromise between backlink-building blog commenters and webmasters.

So please!!! If anyone knows how this was done. Please share it to your fellow Warriors!

Dellco · 10-30-2010, 11:42 PM

Duh? It appears that way because they are using a plugin called KeywordLuv.

http://www.scratch99.com/wordpress-plugin-keywordluv/

You input your Name@Your keyword and it will come out like that.

I would shudder to think what sort of "dumfounded internet marketers" you are asking the question from, because if they are dispensing advice.....you ought to be thinking twice about their advice....

jazbo · 10-31-2010, 09:09 AM

name@keyword in keywordluv. You obviously don't know many marketers....

talbrice · 10-31-2010, 01:33 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dellco

Duh? It appears that way because they are using a plugin called KeywordLuv.

WordPress Plugin – KeywordLuv

You input your Name@Your keyword and it will come out like that.

I would shudder to think what sort of "dumfounded internet marketers" you are asking the question from, because if they are dispensing advice.....you ought to be thinking twice about their advice....

How do you know if the blog you commment on is using this plugin?
Are you always input your Name@your keyword that way?(without knowing if the blog is using this plugin)

10-30-2010, 11:36 PM	#1
kIwOk168 Active Warrior War Room Member Join Date: Oct 2009 Posts: 59 Thanks: 10 Thanked 2 Times in 2 Posts	Blog comment question.. I don't think anybody knows the answer to this question. I've practically asked all the internet marketers I know, and every one of them are left as dumbfounded as me. I don't think anybody can answer this question other than the people in question. So I was doing research on the net about blogging and I saw this webpage: 10 Promising Blog Tips To Improve Your Blog There's nothing really special about the blog itself but when I looked into the comments section I saw something quite amazing. Look at the at comments of Rodney and Kok Siong... The whole name is "Rodney from home building guide" but only "home building guide" is link, Rodney from is not a link but part of the name. "Kok Siong from Down Syndrome" has the same thing. Only "Down Syndrome" is the link, but part of the name is Kok Siong from. I tell you, how both of them did this I don't have a clue. I tried putting html codes (<a href> tags) on the name column but it didn't work. I tried customizing the website column and it didn't work either. I believe it's just a wordpress blog so the whole name should be a link right? Anyway, this is significant because blog commenting has taken a hit recently. Honest blog comments normally get trashed or marked as spam because people use a "keyword name" instead of their "real name" for backlink purposes - even if the comment is honest and contributing to the conversation. I think this way of building a link is a good compromise between backlink-building blog commenters and webmasters. So please!!! If anyone knows how this was done. Please share it to your fellow Warriors!

10-30-2010, 11:42 PM	#2
Dellco HyperActive Warrior Join Date: Jan 2009 Posts: 447 Thanks: 33 Thanked 69 Times in 62 Posts	Re: Blog comment question.. I don't think anybody knows the answer to this question. Duh? It appears that way because they are using a plugin called KeywordLuv. http://www.scratch99.com/wordpress-plugin-keywordluv/ You input your Name@Your keyword and it will come out like that. I would shudder to think what sort of "dumfounded internet marketers" you are asking the question from, because if they are dispensing advice.....you ought to be thinking twice about their advice....

10-31-2010, 09:09 AM	#3
jazbo Systematic Warrior War Room Member Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: Norfolk, England. Posts: 1,911 Blog Entries: 9 Thanks: 35 Thanked 296 Times in 218 Posts Social Networking	Re: Blog comment question.. I don't think anybody knows the answer to this question. name@keyword in keywordluv. You obviously don't know many marketers....