How safe are blog comments with "over-optimization" penalty?
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Been researching for some hands off SEO services that will still be safe and somewhat effective (more interested in safe than quick results). I found a great one for article writing at Backlink Banzai Automated Backlink Building - Build Backlinks Naturally Definitely recommend checking it out. Great price, super hands off, and very panda friendly.
Then, thinking about blog comments... What do you guys think of this service? It's a whole year of blog commenting for $37. Obviously, you get what you pay for meaning this is ultra automated, but they actually build links to your whole site and spin the anchor text and do this on a drip system. On one hand, it sounds like a great way to get steady link velocity and diversity. However, I'm still not sure it would be safe enough for a corporate client site which I really don't want a penalty on...
With the "over-optimization" penalty google is supposedly working on, how do you all feel about the safety level of thousands of spammy generic blog comments on unrelated sites? I'm wanting to get out of a BMR penalty, but don't want a new penalty along the way =) It's great that the links are dripped for a year, but 500 blog comments per month still sounds like a lot to me on a client site that has less than 3000 total links. At the end of the year, they might have a huge profile of blog comments and get flagged for unnatural linking like I just got hit with.
Thoughts?
Then, thinking about blog comments... What do you guys think of this service? It's a whole year of blog commenting for $37. Obviously, you get what you pay for meaning this is ultra automated, but they actually build links to your whole site and spin the anchor text and do this on a drip system. On one hand, it sounds like a great way to get steady link velocity and diversity. However, I'm still not sure it would be safe enough for a corporate client site which I really don't want a penalty on...
With the "over-optimization" penalty google is supposedly working on, how do you all feel about the safety level of thousands of spammy generic blog comments on unrelated sites? I'm wanting to get out of a BMR penalty, but don't want a new penalty along the way =) It's great that the links are dripped for a year, but 500 blog comments per month still sounds like a lot to me on a client site that has less than 3000 total links. At the end of the year, they might have a huge profile of blog comments and get flagged for unnatural linking like I just got hit with.
Thoughts?
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