Blog commenting help

[markw89]

So far, blog commenting is the only thing I am good at, thanks to scrapebox.
I need to know two things:

- In the name section I write my anchor text, and in website my website address, I am not putting anchor text and link in the body of the comment, is that alright?

- I created a nice list of high pr dofollow blogs with not so many comments, so can I come back to these blogs and make more comments for the rest of my websites (my websites are all hosted on one IP) or I am gonna need to have a unique IP for each domain in order to get the benifit of these blogs?

thanks

[nicktyler]

Not to much of a problem about the ip although it might be better to have them different. The way you are doing it seems to be the accepted "right" although I can't condone the use of scrapebox for blog commenting and would not consider it makes someone "good" at it.

Automated spam is not good.

[sureshtechendeavour]

Use your name in the name section, it will be professional for doing blog commenting and it will be beneficiary.

[markw89]

Originally Posted by nicktyler

Not to much of a problem about the ip although it might be better to have them different. The way you are doing it seems to be the accepted "right" although I can't condone the use of scrapebox for blog commenting and would not consider it makes someone "good" at it.

Automated spam is not good.

Sorry, looks like you got me wrong, but I do use scrapebox to find high pr dofollow blogs, any other task such as commenting is done manually after reading the article

[markw89]

Originally Posted by sureshtechendeavour

Use your name in the name section, it will be professional for doing blog commenting and it will be beneficiary.

And include anchor text and link at the bottom of the comment? most blog managers delete such comments.. they look more spammy i guess.

[markw89]

any more thoughts?

[markw89]

Michael, its unfortunate that the thank you button disappears after clicking it, wanted to do it for like 100 times

anyway yeah, the blogs i found are high pr, and very few comments, what I usually do is grab all the links of the blog, and see which one has the highest PR, then i read that article and make a decent comment

[JSProjects]

Originally Posted by markw89

Michael, its unfortunate that the thank you button disappears after clicking it, wanted to do it for like 100 times

anyway yeah, the blogs i found are high pr, and very few comments, what I usually do is grab all the links of the blog, and see which one has the highest PR, then i read that article and make a decent comment

Don't forget to grab the URL's of everyone else commenting on the blogs as well. If they've commented on one blog, chances are they've commented on plenty of others.

If you dig around enough you can start to find PR2, PR3, PR4, PR5, etc, DoFollow blog posts. Almost like digging for treasure. I've stumbled on a collection of PR7+ posts that are open for comments on blogs that are actively moderated.

It can take a lot of time and luck to find these. But I can't think of an easier way to get high PR backlinks. Forget spamming the crap out of a ton of junk blogs. Waste of time IMO unless you're pointing these at lower tier backlinks to help index them / give them a small boost. I prefer to use Scrapebox for finding the high quality, dofollow, PR1+ posts.