Value of image comments on SEO

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I am running GSA search engine ranker, an automated tool for backlings. It has an option to post image comments with anchor to sites like Plogger and such. I have let it run for a few days and have noticed that some of the image comments are high pr and do follow. I was wondering what kind of value do these image comments have as far as seo, or even compared to a blog comment?
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  • Profile picture of the author sovereignn
    Images with the proper alt tag pretty much count as a normal backlink/blog comment
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    • Profile picture of the author iAmNameLess
      Originally Posted by markus3000 View Post

      I am running GSA search engine ranker, an automated tool for backlings. It has an option to post image comments with anchor to sites like Plogger and such. I have let it run for a few days and have noticed that some of the image comments are high pr and do follow. I was wondering what kind of value do these image comments have as far as seo, or even compared to a blog comment?
      Congratulations, on doing something that isn't really a trend in SEO. Very cool of you. The value it has is similar to blog comments. If there are high outbound links, the value declines, if it is low out bound links then that is better!

      Originally Posted by sovereignn View Post

      Images with the proper alt tag pretty much count as a normal backlink
      I don't think that's what he was asking!
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  • Profile picture of the author richrich123
    Only problem is most are no follow so if you are doing it for PR increase you are wasting your time.
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    • Profile picture of the author paulgl
      Originally Posted by richrich123 View Post

      Only problem is most are no follow so if you are doing it for PR increase you are wasting your time.
      Actually, blog comments, any form, are just the lowest level you
      can try and scrape up. I just can't believe this is 2012, and
      people are still pumping up blog comments. Google has
      said time and time again, blog comments are just junk.
      They even make putting adsense on pages with them
      against TOS. So, logically speaking, why does one
      still want to waste their time?

      So many failed threads, penguin failures, panda stomps, and
      people keep looking under the same rocks. For what?

      I don't get it. OP is even using auto! Come on, people.
      Sometimes I just can't believe this stuff.

      Paul
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      • Profile picture of the author richrich123
        Originally Posted by paulgl View Post

        Actually, blog comments, any form, are just the lowest level you
        can try and scrape up. I just can't believe this is 2012, and
        people are still pumping up blog comments. Google has
        said time and time again, blog comments are just junk.
        They even make putting adsense on pages with them
        against TOS. So, logically speaking, why does one
        still want to waste their time?

        So many failed threads, penguin failures, panda stomps, and
        people keep looking under the same rocks. For what?

        I don't get it. OP is even using auto! Come on, people.
        Sometimes I just can't believe this stuff.

        Paul
        I found 4x comments pages, in a relevant niche, with a PR of 3 (the actual comments page) and obl under 10 on each. I added 3 comments and within 7 days the effect was #34 -> #6 in Google. Keyword was low competition in fairness but say what you like, they still have a positive effect.
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