Auto blog commenting?

[LukePeerFly]

You can find blog posts and manually comment using Find Blog Posts.

[swords]

Originally Posted by LukePeerFly

You can find blog posts and manually comment using Find Blog Posts.

Wow.... that is impressive o.o

findblogposts.com/keyword = list of blogs to comment on

[LinkVariety]

Originally Posted by seoresources747

hi,

i want to know what you use for blog commenting?

is it manual or automatic?
i think manual is better for blog commenting

if manual how you find relevant dofollow blogs and high pr.

Any Suggestions will be appreciated

ScrapeBox is good for mass posting of crap.

If you want good comments you need to hunt down high PR do follow pages that are manually approved, then post good quality comments using a sensible username pointing to a decent quality site (no spammy sites, squeeze pages or spammy usernames).

Those pass the most value, finding sites like that is hard, and no one is going to share a list with you as it would burn the sites out.

FastBlog Finder can help, but its a bit expensive and not all that good, but if you dont know how to find sites yourself it may be worth looking at.

Also, ComLuv.Com is worth a look. ComLuv is a "do follow" plugin for wordpress, somewhere on their site is a google custom search that helps you find sites running the plugin. Following quality guidelines above you can usually get comments approved on those sites, after all, people run that plugin to attract comments.

If you have an rss feed ComLuv will pull your last post title in and use that as anchor text which is nice. There are a couple of caveats though:

1) some sites are still no-follow, get "search status" installed for FireFox and set it to highlight "no follow" links, that way you can see instantly whether it is do follow or not
2) If users un-install the plugin the links will die, or revert to no follow comments

[JSProjects]

ScrapeBox is good for mass posting of crap.

Yes, it can be used to post to a ton of blogs at once. But it can do a lot more. All of the steps you described on finding manual approval blogs can be done with Scrapebox on a MUCH larger scale. Manually searching for dofollow blogs is like pulling teeth. It's what I tried to do before grabbing SB last year and I wish I didn't wait as long as I did.

[Barry Unruh]

I use Market Samurai's Promotion module to locate blogs and then comment directly from within Market Samurai.

At times I also use Comment Kahuna.

[Whos That Guru]

LinkVariety doesn't seem to have ever used Scrapebox before, judging from his post.

Dude.. SB can only do what YOU set it up to do..

If you are getting crappy results, you are using crappy techniques. Don't blame the software. Adjust what you are doing and try again until you learn the proper ways to use the tool.

Thats like buying a hammer, then getting mad when it smashes your thumb.

Its not the hammer's fault, its your own.. You are the one swinging it.

[GardenerGreg]

Hi,
For blog comments, Manual commenting is the best way for submission of blog comments and secondly you are asking how to find dofollow blogs,brother this is very difficult way to find dofollow blogs but you can find on search engine one by one.

[Banner Stands]

There is no way that I would ever risk auto blog commenting. If you are considering it then do not do it. I know someone who went this route for a quick fix to build links and got his site penalised for doing it. Since this was the only link building he was going, I guess Google picked it up!

Kind regards
Mark

[JSProjects]

Google is definitely a lot quicker when it comes to recognizing automated blog comment backlinks. Though they still have their place.

I personally prefer to find PR1 or higher posts an manually leave comments. My approval rate is usually pretty good as long as I take the time to actually read the post and leave a legitimate comment.

The advice I usually give is to stop and think before pressing the "Post" button: "Would I approve this comment on my own blog?" Follow that simple rule and you'll see a solid approval rate as long as the blogs are actively moderated.

[LukePeerFly]

Originally Posted by swords

Wow.... that is impressive o.o

findblogposts.com/keyword = list of blogs to comment on

Yep. Best free way to find blog posts

[123456AW]

Originally Posted by cooler1

Comment Kahuna isn't auto, it lets you manually submit to each blog after you've entered the search info.

It even says in the Comment Kahuna user manual not to put something lame when you comment, like "Nice site, check out this one.."

I agree with you, I just tried it. It's an excellent free software, it can search sites by PR.

[dougb]

I recently used an auto register forum plugin to get links. my IP is now blacklisted on some very high pr edu sites. I am in the process of trying to get unblocked and so far no luck. I put aside a certain amount of time every day to do manual linking now.

My lessons are getting expensive, be careful when dealing with the life blood of your site.

[SeoSarah]

Originally Posted by talks 44

You can get proxies easily though, but i advice you to do manual blog commenting or hire someone to do, automated programs fail here.

No they don't fail. You're the one who controlls a program. It does excatly what you tell it to do. If the outcome is a fail, well then it's probably you who did something wrong.

Sure if you just spam a comment like "great article, keep up the good work" it most likely doesn't get approved. But then again, it's up to you to write a better comment.

[Thierry Samuel]

blog commenting backlinks is now low-quality, you should prefer use the article backlink method, using AMR, or another article submitter program.

[Matt Baker]

I don't trust auto blog commenting because most of the automated comments are "thank you for post","I really appreciate your article" and etc.. and it will not be approved by blog owners.

[SeoSarah]

Originally Posted by Matt Baker

I don't trust auto blog commenting because most of the automated comments are "thank you for post","I really appreciate your article" and etc.. and it will not be approved by blog owners.

Like I said, it's up to you write something more useful.
I manage to get a lot of automated comments approved, because I'm not writing this 08/15 crap.

[chrislangley]

Certainly using auto blog commenting can get you banned, as the networks will simply note your url and the type of comments, and pass it on to others that you are spamming

[mosthost]

Originally Posted by chrislangley

Certainly using auto blog commenting can get you banned, as the networks will simply note your url and the type of comments, and pass it on to others that you are spamming

You make a good point. Then your domain is blacklisted by Akismet and your URL can't ever be mentioned again

[blogfreakz]

Originally Posted by seoresources747

yes you are right manual is better.but how you find a dofollow blogs

sorry for the late reply some times I used the DavidNaylor tools or like an seobook toolbar to determine if the blog you are commenting is a dofollow or a nofollow it's like putting in a Quality Assurance first of the blogs that you are researching before you comment on the blog. I know it's a lot of hard work but it's worth it.

[ioan draniciar]

I recently found out about a new wordpress plugin which once you set it up on your site, it will buid unlimited backlinks based on your keywords. This one is using proxies and you can upload your own auto-approve comment list and the script will use your list to post comments. I wrote a post about it on my blog. You can take a look here

[Bigbucks]

"Traffic automator scrapes 1000's of wordpress blogs based on your keywords and starts adding comments on those sites"

I tried this and it posted comments to totally irrelevant blogs, not releated to the keywords I loaded. Have had no response to my refund request for 10 days....

[JSProjects]

Originally Posted by mosthost

You make a good point. Then your domain is blacklisted by Akismet and your URL can't ever be mentioned again

Which is why, unless you don't mind the risk, you shouldn't point automated comments directly at your own site.

That being said, most blogs that automatically approve comments are incredibly lenient or abandoned. People run into problems when they're randomly posting to thousands of blogs without knowing if they're AA or not.