How to do Successful Blog Commenting?

[Valtan]

No problem Alan.
Well since no one seems to be watching the video,.. let me put it in words:

When you comment on blogs to get some back links, often times you don't get the usual "name: email: website: comment:" option... instead you get the login options,... Which are usually:
Disqus
Facebook connect
Twiter connect
google
yahoo
open ID

What do you think the best login option is?

[omurphy22]

To be honest, blog commenting is very difficult nowadays, but there are a few steps that you can take to help improve chances.

This might be a no brainer, but write intelligent, relevant comments in excellent English. Something like "nice post i like it" will immediately be marked as spam.

Also, I don't think you should put keywords in your name either, or put actual links in the blog comment, as this looks too spammy.

Finally, I see that you are from Pakistan. It could be helpful to get a VPN so it looks like your IP address is from UK/US and then more of your comments will go through.

However, even with these techniques, it's still hard to get blog comments through nowadays. And, even if they do go through, they are usually no follow. So it might be best to pursue a different strategy altogether.

[targetseo]

If you are doing blog topic related comment link appreciate the blog so I think so a moderator will be show your comment , use blogspot, typepad and disqus blogs.

[Cash0ut]

Originally Posted by Valtan

Hi guys,

I think there's this important aspect of blog commenting today that gets missed.
Let me emphasize at this point that I am talking about "an added value" blog commenting and not spam!

I decided to screen record this question to better illustrate what I mean - basically it's faster and more precise
take a look:
Backlink ID question

thanks for your answers,
Valtan

You would get no seo benefit if you logged into any of those. If you click on "post as" it will sometimes give you the option of putting your Name,Email,and URL but I believe DISQUS comments are in javascript so you would still see no benefit.

[JSProjects]

Originally Posted by raxr

I would recommend outsourcing it, but if you're doing it manually, make sure the page you're commenting on has a decent PR, otherwise, don't bother.

I pretty much agree with this.

Manual commenting can take some time. And not all of your comments are going to be approved. So you may as well comment on the posts with PR.

Though, what I like to do, is add relevant comments to a couple of the newer posts first. If the blog owner approves them, I'll then know it's worth my time to try and comment on the higher PR posts. Plus you have the added benefit of building a semi-relationship with the blog owner. So your chances of getting approved are MUCH higher as long as you continue to create quality comments.

[Whos That Guru]

Before I bought Scrapebox, I used a free blog commenting tool. It has a built in PR scanner, and you can customize your comments for each blog as needed if you want to.

You can download it @ Download The Free Blog Commentor

This produces some really great results. Just don't post to any blogs with a PR-0 or PR-N/A.

Only post to PR1-PR10

[steve24]

The best way on commenting on blog is to appreciate the blog post and post positive comment not just only you post without reading his/her blog..blogger are not to spam so i think there is a reason why they delete your comment..just feel free and comment on related post it will help for sure..

[angelbella]

Just make it real and absorb every bits of information on that particular post. You may also read other comments by readers and quote it.