Blog Commenting: Help

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i have been blog commenting on topic relatively relevant to my niche but there is really only so many .gov and .edu blogs remotely relevant to my niche.

is it worthwhile to blog comment on blogs not relevant to my niche?
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  • Yes. Relevancy is a key factor to get the full benefit from a backlink. But it's very hard to find related dofollow blogs for every niches as we need. So we are considering other factors like less OBL, High PR and .edu related blog comment pages to get a valuable comment.
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    • Blog commenting is a a great strategy to follow in making backlinks. I comment on a lot of different kinds of blogs in many different areas.

      Sometimes, my comment does not get approved or gets deleted but I find that when I take the extra minute to read the post I am commenting on, I get a lot more of my comments stuck in to stay.
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  • I would say No. Commenting on relevant sites only sends trinkles of traffic to your site so why should you comment on sites that aren't relevant? In that way, you will be building an audience uninterested in what you have to offer. I hope it helped.
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    • your wording lost me. are you saying it is or is not important to post on relevant blogs?
  • How relevant are you talking? I've usually been fine with links from blogs in the same category (ie - if I have a rose gardening site, I seem to still get a benefit from sites that fall into the "home & garden" category, but I'd avoid electronics blogs). Experiement with it a little bit and see what happens!
  • Don't just focus on .gov and .edu. Links from other blogs can hold a lot of authority as well.

    If you can't find enough blogs in your niche you should go one step higher. Let's say that your niche is dog training. When you can't find any more blogs on dog training, start looking for blogs on animals.

    Hope that helps.
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    • how can you find blogs other than ,edu and .gov? i have alittle item i paste into google that helps me find .edu/.gov blogs. is there a similar method for other types?
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  • i would get all kinds of link wherever i can find and post them back to my site. i dont think it is relevant or not but as a result my site rank so well in google with the KW that i target.
  • You can comment even if it is not relevant as long as it is do follow and higg pr blogs. But of course it is best if it is relevant.
  • try and post on high pr blogs even if it is not relevant
  • You don't actually have to post comment on blogs which are relevant to your niche. You'll want to post comment which is related to the blog's topic. It's very hard to find many relevant blogs to comment on... Just look for the high quality blogs regardless of topic and post some thoughtful comments and your comments will be approved.
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    • Following are most important strategy for blog comment.
      1. Use google blog search to find blogs relevant to your niche
      2. Try and post on doFollow blogs although make sure some are no follow as google will know what's up
      3. Try and post on websites relevant to yours
      4. Don't post a surge of back links and then stop as goggle may penalise you
      5. Use anchor text that is relevant to your blog (e.g. when blog commenting you may put a few keywords in the name field)
  • In blog commenting your comment should be relevant attach to the topic. Apart from that you must have your writing skills which will provide you a definite edge over others.
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  • it is not totally worthless, there is less benefits than relevant blogs. but still if you have thousand of blogs you can shortlist them according to OBL, Traffic and PR and then reselect them to do blog commenting on them.

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    i have been blog commenting on topic relatively relevant to my niche but there is really only so many .gov and .edu blogs remotely relevant to my niche. is it worthwhile to blog comment on blogs not relevant to my niche?