Blog commenting discussion

13 years ago

Originally Posted by AFI

What is your opinion?

If you're making blog comments, you should have anchor text that sounds like a person.

"Pittsburgh Pennsylvania Plumber" would probably be just fine.

"Thick Yoga Mats" would probably not.

"Penis Viagra Penis Cialis Penis Penis Penis" would definitely not.

I'm on a few legal blogs with frequent commenters that have
"City State Profession" names. Nobody minds, so long as the comment is good.

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aaramire

13 years ago

Originally Posted by CDarklock

If you're making blog comments, you should have anchor text that sounds like a person.

"Pittsburgh Pennsylvania Plumber" would probably be just fine.

"Thick Yoga Mats" would probably not.

"Penis Viagra Penis Cialis Penis Penis Penis" would definitely not.

I'm on a few legal blogs with frequent commenters that have
"City State Profession" names. Nobody minds, so long as the comment is good.

Agreed,

I think your main concern should be that you provide worthwhile comments. As long as you are contributing some sort of info, moderators are usually lenient (provided that you don't go overboard with the anchor text).

Posts like "Great Info! I will share with everyone! usually get deleted

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tijja 13 years ago

I have a several high traffic blogs and 9 times out of 10 I don't care if your comment is the best comment I ever read.. I do not allow keywords. I also probably don't like you or web site after you try it either. BUT if you leave a quality comment and it says Jennifer @ and then your web site name I will usually allow it... if it is a relevant niche. No Forex on my pregnancy sites, etc. Or I may edit it to just show your name. Blog comments are for genuine discussion, building community, and networking IMO not for getting spammy links onto a blog some other person takes pride in.
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andybeveridge

13 years ago

I always put Andy@PowerBlogTactics I always think that it leaves a stronger link. The most important thing though is the comment. You have to make sure you read the post. In fact I never leave a comment unless I am genuinely interested in what the post is about.
Respect the webmaster.

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we_got_tops

13 years ago

In addition to risking deletion, I would guess that since blog comment links aren't given as much weight as other types such as links in content, the anchor text boost also wouldn't be very high. This makes me think you're better off just using your name and not going for your exact keywords.

But that said, it might be worthwhile to go for a mix between the two. Maybe you could come up with some sort of nickname type thing that includes at least some of your keywords? Then at least it wouldn't just be "Jennifer."

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AFI

13 years ago

Originally Posted by we_got_tops

But that said, it might be worthwhile to go for a mix between the two. Maybe you could come up with some sort of nickname type thing that includes at least some of your keywords? Then at least it wouldn't just be "Jennifer."

Maybe I could just go "Jennifer from keyword" (which is also my site name)

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madison_avenue

13 years ago

This is the best method of placing your link put this into the web address box:

John Smith|site address

Obviously you would use your name instead of John Smith

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AFI 13 years ago

Originally Posted by madison_avenue

Obviously you would use your name instead of John Smith

But I would keep "site address" the same? :p
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- KenThompson 13 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by AFI
  
  But I would keep "site address" the same? :p
  
  and what if my name is John Smith? What do I do?
  
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  AFI 13 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by KenThompson
  
  and what if my name is John Smith? What do I do?
  
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talbrice

13 years ago

Originally Posted by precious007

Obviously most anchor text links will get deleted, but there's tons of blogs that will automatically approve comments (those are the ones you're looking for).
Al.

How do you find those blog?
How do you recognize the ones that automatically approve comments?

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ToyBox

13 years ago

you might try something like bob @ your website name

and be sure to not leave a spammy comment.

It seems like there are so many spam comments on blogs these days that a lot of webmasters are in no hurry to approve and 99/100 it is a spam comment.

As a blog webmaster is is very easy to detect the spam comments and differentiate from a legit comment.