Struggling to find this particular type of blog comment service

"Where can I find someone who'll research the appropriate blogs and make intelligent, informed comments? $1.31 per blog is too much! Find me someone who'll work for pennies!"

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Are you actually getting good results from blog commenting this way? I am just curious because I never have had really any good traffic from the comments on blogs. And I am talking about the comments I leave on a blog.

You are better off in my opinion doing guest posts on those sites or some form of link exchange for in content links back to your site to get traffic from those sites. By the time people get to the comments area most are either gone or not clicking out to someone elses site.

The point of the blog commenting is to build backlinks which help in the serps as you know. I would just get on elance or oDesk and hire someone for around 5 an hour to do it for you. Just finding someone that can properly do it for you will be the challange.

I am still interested in you results of doing blog comment and generating traffic from the actual blogs. I may have been doing something wrong since I never see traffic that way. Only when I have a quest post or mentioned in someone else's post do I see any traffic.

my 2 cents,
Jason

lol, well this thread turned sour real quick..

anyway, getting back on topic, dont pay anyone to do it.

you can find relevant blogs here for free: http://www.findblogposts.com/

then just go & write up a quick comment. takes like 30 seconds per blog.

EDIT: damn, it looks like that site is no longer online.. sorry man.

BUT - if you give me a list of keywords, i can harvest a list of relevant blogs for you if you like with scrapebox.

i wouldn't charge anything since it would only take a few min.

i have seen this service and forum posting service being offered on fiverr.
regards
vivi62

I think this is exactly the right approach to blog commenting (and at the same time, let's admit that as long as they're relevant blogs, whose traffic we can actually use, the backlinks don't hurt us, either!).

There've been quite a few conversations here, over the last couple of years, about the difficulties of outsourcing this.

My own feeling about it is that although I'd have no objection in principle to outsourcing it, the reality is that it's probably just too high risk to do. I know how difficult it's going to be to find someone I can trust enough to "represent me" in that sense for what I always hope might turn out to be the start of a relationship-building process. Today's blog-comment on a site relevant enough for me beneficially to draw traffic from it is tomorrow's guest blogging, article syndication and other things. At least, it ought to be.

I don't envisage finding someone with an appropriate skill-set to do work of this level of sensitivity and judgment for much less than $30 per hour. (I equate it, in my own mind, with a "literate editor's rate", and that's certainly about $30.) And I know well, having done it myself for over 3 years now, how few comments on appropriate sites one usefully and beneficially does in an hour.

It's like almost everything else in internet marketing, really: it's all about quality and relevance.

I'm a very happy customer at Fiverr, in general, for the funny/gimmicky/weird stuff I buy there ... (and for $5 a time, who cares anyway?), but this definitely isn't something for which I'd be looking there. Just my perspective.

the best way to do this us to use really popularblogs (mashable, huffington post, etc.) have an raw feed to notify you when they post.be the first one to post and watch the surge in traffic. just make sure the blog links to your blog. mashable comments link to FB now!


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