Blog Commenting and Backlinks??

by mla16
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When posting comments on blogs, does the backlink still get created and is visible to search engines when the link to your site is created as a clickable link showing your name??
#backlinks #blog #commenting
  • Profile picture of the author hotftuna
    Sure, why wouldn't it?

    It would be great to use anchor text but I typically use my name. Keywords for name are not likely to get approved. Once in a while I do use my keyword.
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    • Profile picture of the author mla16
      Originally Posted by hotftuna View Post

      Sure, why wouldn't it?

      It would be great to use anchor text but I typically use my name. Keywords for name are not likely to get approved. Once in a while I do use my keyword.
      thanks for the reply..... I kind of knew that would be the case, but as I am a noob I though I should ask
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  • A back link is created when the PAGE you place your link on gets crawled and indexed. There may be a nofollow attribute or a robot text file that prevents the links from being used for ranking or being indexed at all. But if you worry to much about just SEO Benefit you are missing the point of linking.
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  • Profile picture of the author michael_nguyen
    Where ever you can, make sure the name is really your keyword. No point trying to rank for your name is it? It might be a backlink but it's a backlink that doesn't count. Whether it looks spammy or not is not the point.
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    • Profile picture of the author Lee Ka Hoong
      I used to leave comment by using keyword, it doesn't really build your brand if you use keyword. I've stopped using keyword to leave comment and I'm using my name to leave comment, it's to build relationship with the community, it might help in building brand and your future online business.

      But when it comes to backlinks, yes keyword is good, especially dofollow link. So, it depends on the purpose.

      That's my 2 cents and what I'm doing right now.

      Originally Posted by michael_nguyen View Post

      Where ever you can, make sure the name is really your keyword. No point trying to rank for your name is it? It might be a backlink but it's a backlink that doesn't count. Whether it looks spammy or not is not the point.
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    • Profile picture of the author thmgoodw
      Originally Posted by michael_nguyen View Post

      Where ever you can, make sure the name is really your keyword. No point trying to rank for your name is it? It might be a backlink but it's a backlink that doesn't count. Whether it looks spammy or not is not the point.
      It depends on the site/page for me. If its a juicy PR7 domain with a PR6 blog post page, I don't care if I have to use my real name. I want that juice baby.
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  • Profile picture of the author logodesigner
    By following these few simple rules you'll be able to get the most out of your blog commenting and achieve the results you're attempting to reach. By commenting on only relevant blogs the proper way with useful comments you'll find they will provide move value as a backlink and less likely to be marked as spam
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    • Profile picture of the author thmgoodw
      Originally Posted by logodesigner View Post

      By following these few simple rules you'll be able to get the most out of your blog commenting and achieve the results you're attempting to reach. By commenting on only relevant blogs the proper way with useful comments you'll find they will provide move value as a backlink and less likely to be marked as spam
      I agree that useful comments are good. But for backlink purposes, don't worry about finding relevant blogs.
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      • Profile picture of the author kkchoon
        Originally Posted by thmgoodw View Post

        I agree that useful comments are good. But for backlink purposes, don't worry about finding relevant blogs.
        Yes, but if you can find authority blog to comment is better .

        Plus if content is relevant, you can get direct traffic, finding relevant blog is not bad, but not really helping much in SEO.
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        • Profile picture of the author webtrix
          Originally Posted by kkchoon View Post

          Yes, but if you can find authority blog to comment is better .

          Plus if content is relevant, you can get direct traffic, finding relevant blog is not bad, but not really helping much in SEO.
          ?

          "if content is relevant" = you can get direct traffic
          finding relevant blog = not really helping much in SEO

          How come? I thought that whole point of SEO is traffic...
          In the end, authority or no authority, traffic is what matters. And the traffic that converts the best, is what you should seek for.

          Relevant authority blog then, do you agree?
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  • Profile picture of the author billo
    yes i agree by back links we can get good pr
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  • Profile picture of the author mla16
    many thanks for the replies, guys I am making sure they are dofollow blogs and that they are relevant to my site, I also use my real name (though only first name) to keep it more personal and to build a rapport with the community
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