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Hello all, I'm a newbie here and I hardly know anything about SEO nor programming. Therefore I'd be very very grateful if any of you could help me solve my problem. My question is: In a NO FOLLOW blog commenting, What should we type in the 'Name' coloumn and 'Comment' Box so that the links we put there become DO FOLLOW links, instead of NoFollow links? I think this is a possible thing to do in a No Follow blog, just like the one I've found below (see attachment below). All the other comments are NoFollow, and there are only very few visitors who were able to put DoFollow links in this (actually) NoFollow BLogs. How do we do that? It'd certainly help us a great deal for it's been a HUGE problem for us all just to look for do follow blogs. Thank you so much for your valuable answers ![]() |
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| Software Developer War Room Member Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Ohio , USA.
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something that jumped out to me - the dofollow guy had 3 comments, the others were 1 hit wonders. Maybe the blogging software being used only no-follows new or unregistered users?
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-Jason
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what blogging platform do you use?
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Personally I would put money on it being be based on the amount of comments, if you have more than 'x' amount of comments, your comment will be deemed relevant and your linked will be given dofollow status. The reason behind it being, if you want a dofollow link, post useful and relevant information and get involved with the blog, not simply posting for exposure and backlinks. Of course I maybe wrong, but that doesn't happen very often :P lol Mike |
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The answer is in the "commenting rules" link Commenting Rules | PCRemiX :: PC Tips, Tricks and Tweaks Quote:
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wow! thank you so much! I didn't realize that..
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