A little SEO secret to help us all

[hommi_16]

Hello everyone,

Go to google and type the keywords you want to rank for followed by

"Enter YourName@YourKeywords in the Name field to take advantage."

So if you want to rank for WIDGETS then you would put:

WIDGETS "Enter YourName@YourKeywords in the Name field to take advantage."

Using this method you will find relevant blogs that support keyword-luv.

Enjoy

[franchiseshop]

Excellent tip - I use a lot of these types of queries to refine my searches but this one bypassed me!

Ta for sharing, 1,120 for my chosen key-word. I can see a lot of busy little bee's coming out of this thread :-)

Cheers

[UBotBuddy]

Sorry but this makes no sense. My brain aint wrapping around this and I've been doing this stuff for quite a while.

[hommi_16]

Originally Posted by SiteBlaster

Sorry but this makes no sense. My brain aint wrapping around this and I've been doing this stuff for quite a while.

Just go to Google and type in any of your KEYWORD followed by the phrase "Enter YourName@YourKeywords in the Name field to take advantage."

(keep the quotes around the phrase)

Example: I want dog related blogs so I would type:

dogs "Enter YourName@YourKeywords in the Name field to take advantage."

Google will return blog results where I can go and leave comments.

Hope this helps

[Best Affiliate]

Originally Posted by hommi_16

Hello everyone,

Go to google and type the keywords you want to rank for followed by

"Enter YourName@YourKeywords in the Name field to take advantage."

So if you want to rank for WIDGETS then you would put:

WIDGETS "Enter YourName@YourKeywords in the Name field to take advantage."

Using this method you will find relevant blogs that support keyword-luv.

Enjoy

that is a cool trick that I did not know. Thanks for sharing the cool little seo trick. I did a quick search and found a list of these sites that have that plugin. Thanks again Im going to use this for my seo campaigns

[happyguy]

thanks for the tip. am going to try it out.

[franchiseshop]

Originally Posted by happyguy

thanks for the tip. am going to try it out.

Does anyone know if keyword luv run any kinda of blacklist?

Here is my issue:

I posted comments on 12 separate blogs that have keyword luv, on clicking save comment I am taken to a blank page.

I retested and posted comments using a different domain, and the comments went through fine, "comment held for moderation" as one would expect.

I tested on the same blog, posted one comment using my main domain, it took me to a blank page, posted another comment for a new domain of mine, it went through fine. Have tested this out on 12 blogs and it is the same for each one, which leads me to beleive there may be either an IP or domain based central blacklist it uses before allowing a comment to go through.

Edit: Could be an Akismet issue?

Thoughts?

[pts123]

Thanks ! I have tried it out today and posted many comments so far ! great stuff

[hommi_16]

Originally Posted by franchiseshop

Does anyone know if keyword luv run any kinda of blacklist?

Here is my issue:

I posted comments on 12 separate blogs that have keyword luv, on clicking save comment I am taken to a blank page.

I retested and posted comments using a different domain, and the comments went through fine, "comment held for moderation" as one would expect.

I tested on the same blog, posted one comment using my main domain, it took me to a blank page, posted another comment for a new domain of mine, it went through fine. Have tested this out on 12 blogs and it is the same for each one, which leads me to beleive there may be either an IP or domain based central blacklist it uses before allowing a comment to go through.

Edit: Could be an Akismet issue?

Thoughts?

Yes it is probably an aksimet issue. If you have been posting a lot of junk then you probably won't be able to plead your case but if it's a legitmate mistake that got caught in their filters then go to their site and plead your case. I got one of my sites unblocked in a matter of days.

[bigcat1967]

I've done this before. Turned up a lot of sites for me - and a lot of them were dofollow as well.

[Myheavens]

thanks for the tip. am going to try it out

[UBotBuddy]

Duh!

Thanks for helping this old-dog along! Makes PERFECT sense now.

[Flyingpig7]

Is this for backlinks, it does not tell you the quality of the sites I guess you have to do more research before you leave comments and link back to your own websites.
Thanks for the tip though I did'nt know how certain Warriors running very successul wso's looked for them.
Cheers
Keren

[Jimerson Farveez]

Hey, I had followed this way, however, still I have got ONE successful DOFOLLOW blog out of Seven or Eight..... still more hard work needed on searching with this tip..... toooo..... It is hard to define an easy way, however, this helps.... thanks for sharing it...

[chaumi]

I'm sorry...stupid question...how do you tell if a blog is dofollow?

[franchiseshop]

I use searchstatus for FireFox, nofollow links show up in pink. Dofollow as normal.

Alt. You can hunt through the source code ;-)

[mkuba]

Thanks for the tips!

[jlaw6402]

Wow, I'm going to try this now, thanks for the tip as well.

[ed.o]

Wow, thanks for the tip!

[hommi_16]

Originally Posted by Marc Rodill

I don't know what it is, but every time I tried to post a comment on one of these blogs, nothing would happen. I could see comment #-89 or comment#-718 or something in the browser, and there'd only be like 2 or 3 comments actually on the page.

Plus every single damn blog appears to be nofollow.

Is nofollow REALLY a big deal... won't Google weight it a wittle bit?

I use it all the time and I find them do be dofollow. I think that is the point of keyword luv. When you enter your comment on a particular blog do you use the yourname@yourkeywords or do you just use your keywords?

Also, no follow will probably not be much use for google but enough of them will help other search engines rank you better. Yahoo! for example, is more of a link whore... the more the better.

[franchiseshop]

Akismet problem fixed

Also finding a tonne of excellent blogs, mostly dofollow and many autopost.

Great tip ta ;-)

[Jenie0109]

i wont play hard ill just go to google blog search or a dofollow blog search engine :P..or even on blog blaster

[Amanti Code]

nice! for more SEO tips and strategies check out this free report: Advanced Search Engine Optimisation & Internet Marketing

[scorpio7]

Omg, thanks this is great and helps me with shortcut to finding blogs for my niche keywords. I like it!

[bryce]

Excuse me for being somewhat ignorant but the yourname@yourkeywords thing, is that how is supposed to be entered, or is it replaced with "my name" (for yourname) and "my keywords" (for yourkeywords)?

HEY! Someone told me once there is no such thing as a stilly question

Thanks

[emmyforsure]

This is quite interesting. I think i got to try it. thanks for sharing.

[hommi_16]

Originally Posted by bryce

Excuse me for being somewhat ignorant but the yourname@yourkeywords thing, is that how is supposed to be entered, or is it replaced with "my name" (for yourname) and "my keywords" (for yourkeywords)?

HEY! Someone told me once there is no such thing as a stilly question

Thanks

When you are doing the search on google then you would leave the sentence as it. For example if I want to to look for dog training blogs then I would put:

dog training "Enter YourName@YourKeywords in the Name field to take advantage."

Google will then return blogs that support this feature. When I'm leaving a comment in a particular blog I would then replace "Enter YourName@YourKeywords" with Peter@dog training (Peter is my name btw). The blogs that support keyword-luv actually hyperlinks dog training. It makes their blogs look a lot less spammy.

Hope this helps

[Ben@SearchFit]

That is pretty neat. Thank you.

[coolboycsaba]

don`t work for me

[TheFlash]

how many blogs really use this EXACT phrase?

i guess... one or two ... maybe

so what is the relevance of such limited idea?

[JduncanMD]

I've used this trick immediately and its great!

[MBeshr]

if you type any word on google search box
google give millions of search for any word

thanks

[brp002]

Good SEO tip. I will def try it out.

[danna]

I have too major curiosities here, please I need an accurate answer: what is the acceptance rate of these commentluv blogs? I tried to post few comments but none of them was accepted. Let's suppose I place 20 comments on 20 different blogs, how many are accepted? And my second curiousity is:

Also finding a tonne of excellent blogs, mostly dofollow and many autopost.

What do you mean many autopost? What is that about? Thanks guys, that's a great thread, I am just sorry it's all too short.

[Joe118]

This is funny -- this thread is 2nd result for 'WIDGETS "Enter YourName@YourKeywords in the Name field to take advantage."'

[kkrueger]

Okay...just tried this...I had to go to the 2nd or 3rd page to find a relevant blog...but it was great! very easy...thanks for this hot tip!

[AndrewMurray]

Thanks dude!

[sherone]

thanks for the trick. Now I try to do this.

[younghamir]

thank you. thanks you very much. implementing this as of now.

[searchnology]

Here's a variation using INURL

inurl:"Keyword" "Enter YourName@YourKeywords in the Name field to take advantage."

[Dee Scofield]

Very useful tip, my thanks to the OP! Works like a charm.

[xxxJamesxxx]

Thanks for that. Really is a nifty lil tip is that

[eibhlin]

Great tip, thank you!

My most active niche keywords didn't produce much, but -- in addition to providing ways to get more links -- I saw a couple of sub-niches that hadn't occurred to me.

So, even a small response from Google was very useful, and I'll try this with my other keywords/niches, too.

[butters]

Nice tip 555 pages, thats 2 weeks on backlinking :P