Tips for blog commenting??

[Ruby Tyagi]

I have done many blogs commenting but none of them is approved.please suggest me important tips so that i can get approval?

[Kris79]

Could you write some more about how you did those blog comments? It's hard to give advices without knowing exactly what has happened, but here is my list of general suggestions:
- be on the topic, read article and respond accordingly
- are you posting multiple comments from the same IP but with different website URL and anchor text? - it might be a problem
- do not write simple one-sentence comment
- if you are so into blog comments invest in Scrapebox or buy a gig on Fiverr

Kris

[Lori Kelly]

1. Read the blog.
2. Don't spam or make an inappropriate post, i.e. "thanks for the share. Buy my product."
3. Repeat something that you found interesting in the blog post - "the information about how to .... was very helpful." Repeat the writer's EXACT words. Post a few times before you attempt to promote your product or service.

[Yeeee Ha]

Hey here are some useful tips to help get your comments approved

http://www.profitblog.com/how-do-you-add-value-to-your-blog-comments-in-order-to-ensure-they-are-approved/

[JSProjects]

Originally Posted by Ruby Tyagi

I have done many blogs commenting but none of them is approved.please suggest me important tips so that i can get approval?

There's a trick to manual commenting that a lot of people ignore. You're going to have a hard time getting comments approved if you're blindly commenting on posts found in Google.

Here's what I do, though I use Scrapebox to help find the blogs. (This alone will save a ton of time.)

First, check the blog homepage. Are there any posts or approved comments within the past few weeks, even a month? Yes? Good. Chances are it's an, at least somewhat, active blog.

Next, leave a comment on a recent post. If it's approved (at least within a week) then you know that the blog owner is actively moderating and willing to approve comments. Save this blog and look for posts that have pagerank. Since you've already had one comment approved, chances are your others will be approved as well. Just don't go overboard. Only post a small handful of comments on each blog.

I know it sounds time consuming. But after your initial comment is approved you should be looking at a 75-90% approval rate from then on.

[FivestarHB]

Best advice I can give is to find the WSO product Instant Backlink Magic. It is here on the WSO board, cost was very low, I use it regularly, finds blogs that have been updated in last 24 hours or 7 days, and gives pagerank for pages (or sites), edu, do follow etc. There are other products that do the same thing, but it just makes it so easy when you have a list of blogs in your niche, ranked by their authority....and then go and write a useful comment. Easy peasy.

Next tip - don't use a keyword as your name - use your name. or Name@niche/website

3rd tip - make a valuable contribution to the discussion. That way the webmaster will more than likely approve your comment.

4th tip. Use both do follow and nofollow blogs. (Not just do follow, more natural.)

Now...can someone find Mike Tyler's Instant Backlink Magic thread????

[mickmccrory]

Comment on the topic of the post, and mention a sentence in the post and give your own spin or opinion about it.

[AlbertSmiths]

Blog commenting is not only useful for link building, but it is also a great way to build your brand and establish your company as an industry expert. Setting a 3 sentence minimum for your comments will help you make sure you are actually leaving a thoughtful comment behind.

[danlew]

You have to read the blog, don't just leave a tiny useless message in the comment box. Your comment must give value and be relevant to the owner's blog post.

[amandeepsingh]

use relative websites to post comments

[Luke Rafferty]

i have always found that trying to do this manually ends up been a total drain, i used some of the auto services like mentioned above and they actually work well, however they do need to be mixed in with some good back linking of high quality, diversity is the trick

[seogame]

usually blot comments take some time for the approval. you need to wait for that also do blog commenting in relevant blogs only.

[lifeisfun]

Originally Posted by Ruby Tyagi

I have done many blogs commenting but none of them is approved.please suggest me important tips so that i can get approval?

English is not my native language, but I do my best to write grammatical correct sentences.

Hell, I have taken grammar classes in the past because verb conjugation was never my forté.

Thus, when commenting on blogs, not only do you have to make smart comments as many others have said, but you also have to write in grammatically correct English.


As a blog owner, I get lots of comments and many of them make no sense. As one English teacher once told me, I understand every English word in your sentence, but when I put it together, it makes no grammatical sense. This is why I also hire somebody to proofread my writing, and every single time, I have quite a few grammatical errors.

I would suggest you take a look at your writing because based on this post, my guess is that the grammar of your comments are probably not doing you any favors, and thus, they get deleted because many might see it as spam. I know I would.

[roadies9]

dont do spamming just make genuine comments and then see the results

[Ruby Tyagi]

thanx for helping me..