Comment Backlinking

[roady]

What I wanna know is whether putting 2 URLs of the same site in the same comment (assuming it gets approved) is safe or not.

I got 3-4 of my site's pages which I wanna boost in the SERP but don't know whether I should post just one link in one comment or beyond that.

[ARVolund]

Originally Posted by roady

What I wanna know is whether putting 2 URLs of the same site in the same comment (assuming it gets approved) is safe or not.

I got 3-4 of my site's pages which I wanna boost in the SERP but don't know whether I should post just one link in one comment or beyond that.

If you use two different keywords and two different url's you are ok. I would take a good look at the comments being approved on each blog though as a moderated blog will most likely see a comment as spam if you are adding multiple links.

[strategic seo services]

Originally Posted by roady

What I wanna know is whether putting 2 URLs of the same site in the same comment (assuming it gets approved) is safe or not.

I got 3-4 of my site's pages which I wanna boost in the SERP but don't know whether I should post just one link in one comment or beyond that.

Each blog is different. Look at the commenting trends, and follow them.

[jpr106]

I usually stick to just one, ESPECIALLY if the blog gets moderated.

If you're putting in more than 1 link, then it just looks spammy and if moderated then you bet your links won't hang around long.

Leave a GOOD comment and just 1 link and it should stick and you should see the benefit for a long time.

[RevSEO]

I wouldn't recommend putting more than one either.

Focus on building comments of value as well, comments that are relevant to the subject and beneficial to the readers of that blog.

Also don't simply focus on getting any and all links that you can, I'd start with high pagerank links, and also popular blogs that have a good readership and amount of traffic. Leaving comments on those blogs will convert visitors and increase your rankings over the long run and potentially establish yourself as an expert in your niche.

[Keep Trying]

Originally Posted by RevSEO

I wouldn't recommend putting more than one either.

Focus on building comments of value as well, comments that are relevant to the subject and beneficial to the readers of that blog.

Also don't simply focus on getting any and all links that you can, I'd start with high pagerank links, and also popular blogs that have a good readership and amount of traffic. Leaving comments on those blogs will convert visitors and increase your rankings over the long run and potentially establish yourself as an expert in your niche.

In terms of increasing your rankings, is this true if the high PR blogs are nofollow?

[music4life]

If you are blog commenting, why wouldn't you just put one link in a comment, and then later when you comment again?

[jushuaburnham]

Two links in one comment? That looks spammy, just put up one link.

[Dan2008]

I'd recommend sticking with 1 url per comment, else it looks too spammy and most likely wont be approved if the blog is moderated (unless its extremely relevant of course)

[harrysehgal]

I dont think you shiuld use 2urls in the same comment.

[vidhujain]

Put your comment on the same category and business site but remember it should be latest.

[bioss]

i dont think its safe to put 2 backlinks in one comment.

[gittar1122]

There is no issue in placing 2-3 of your site internal pages. It doesn't give spammy look at all. But if you are trying to place a lot of internal pages or try to use many anchor for same site, it will considered as spammy.

But for better results, use single link in a single comment

[rauff]

do the blog commenting as one by one

[tayler]

just go for one link / comment. But if you are dealing with two different BL , it would be ok two links/comment.

[TBInternetMarketing]

I'd say it will look pretty spammy to the webmaster, so I always avoid it.