Using Two Anchor Text In Blog Commenting

13 years ago

Probably would, yes. You also prob only want 1 link to your site anyway.

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MikeFriedman

13 years ago

You are probably spamming anyhow... but yes, leaving two links is obviously someone who is being very blatant in their spamming.

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paulgl

13 years ago

No matter how many people are in love with their comments, just to
get that link in there, and think they are adding something of value
to the page, it's spam. Pure and simple. Google has danced around
this and finally banned adsense from being put on comments pages.
Spammed comments pages. Since we don't know how one can tell
the difference between a spam comment and not, what does that
mean about google's thinking overall? You don't need to leave a link
for it to be spam. The spammers have come up with other ways of
doing it. Like saying, google me at such and such....

Ahhhhh. The art of spamming without spamming...

Blog commenting has got to be so far down on the quality scale
for backlinks....

Blatant spam is bad....disguised spam is good...?

Paul

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eurekapsycrille

13 years ago

Originally Posted by paulgl

No matter how many people are in love with their comments, just to
get that link in there, and think they are adding something of value
to the page, it's spam. Pure and simple. Google has danced around
this and finally banned adsense from being put on comments pages.
Spammed comments pages. Since we don't know how one can tell
the difference between a spam comment and not, what does that
mean about google's thinking overall? You don't need to leave a link
for it to be spam. The spammers have come up with other ways of
doing it. Like saying, google me at such and such....

Ahhhhh. The art of spamming without spamming...

Blog commenting has got to be so far down on the quality scale
for backlinks....

Blatant spam is bad....disguised spam is good...?

Paul

Very well said Paul. Thank You very much.

Another is, should I stop leaving comments on blogs or continue it?

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andrej

13 years ago

You can use one anchor text on some blogs and an other anchor text when commenting on other blogs.

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JSProjects

13 years ago

Originally Posted by eurekapsycrille

Hi folks!

I just want to ask if could I use two anchor texts when doing blog commenting? Wouldn't they consider me as spammer if I do it?

Thanks guys!

Probably. Unless you're commenting at already spammed auto approve blogs.

At MOST you want to mix in your anchor text with your name, IMO.

For example: "James From Acoustic Guitar Reviews"

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pjdengler

13 years ago

As others have said, I would only have 1 link with 1 anchor if you want the link to have a chance of sticking.

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M A Kay

13 years ago

most likely, yes!you are considered spammer...you can insert links alternately so both of your links will be posted

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Online Doctorate Degrees

12 years ago

I see some of the comments which are filled with text anchored are most likely to be recognized as spam by search engines. Getting a backlink depends on the quality of blog, PR & relevancy of the comment.

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barbling

12 years ago

I will always delete an excess of anchor links in blog comments.

I figure offering a direct link back to your latest blog post (I use

WordPress › CommentLuv « WordPress Plugins

is good enough.

Hate it when folks try to spam my blog.

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powerofschool

12 years ago

Originally Posted by eurekapsycrille

Hi folks!

I just want to ask if could I use two anchor texts when doing blog commenting? Wouldn't they consider me as spammer if I do it?

Thanks guys!

Hi,
If you are writing comment related to your website, you can try to advice or suggest the author or visitors to check the 2 urls.
If author thinks , that you are trying to spam. Hey may ban you to comment again.
So think twice when ever you are commenting using your urls.

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journalistabid

12 years ago

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marianajones

12 years ago

Giving only one link is good other than giving two at a time to one site.Just avoid two links.

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markmax 12 years ago

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- Klemen Znidar 12 years ago
  
  I'd also rather just use one anchor text and link. I think it also gives more juice and looks less spammy. My personal opinion.
  
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Barry Unruh

12 years ago

So, If I go to a news site or controversial blog for the sake of reading their content, and I get fired up and leave a comment....and since it asks me for my website address...you are saying I'm a spammer? Interesting....inaccurate but interesting...

I always wonder why people are so focused on commenting on blogs within their niche instead of commenting on blogs and news sites which get consistently higher readership, end up with higher PR on the page, and you will actually enjoy reading.

Start integrating your blog commenting into your real life and include one of your websites in that nice little box that asks for it. If you are genuinely commenting because you have an opinion about the content, then it is not spam...

Now, to the OP's real question...You knew the answer already...You were just hoping someone would give you permission to be a jerk.

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Abdul Jabbar

12 years ago

I will prefer 1 site on one page with Low OBL.Always Try to find out Relevant sites to comment on either they have PR N/A or 0. One thing more use Relevant Description while link building to impress the moderator.

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Kevin pitt

12 years ago

it might be consider as spam so you better use one anchor text.use one anchor text for a blog commenting at a time.

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stellaandreapark

12 years ago

It might not be wise to leave two anchor text or even a one. Some might approve your comments but there are others who doesn't approve comments that has a link on it.

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Using Two Anchor Text In Blog Commenting

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