Blog Commenting: Anchor Text

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I have been building backlinks by commenting on both .gov/.edu blogs as well as authority blogs in my niche. however, i found that when i include my keyword in my name, it is more likely to be disapproved. for instance "eric" is much more likely to not be viewed as spam as "eric my keyword" is. Is it critical you include your keyword in the anchor text of your name when commenting on blogs.
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  • You build links to rank for a key word. If you don't make the anchor text with the key word which you want to rank, How can you rank for that key word? - So, linking with your name will not help to improve the ranking for any key words other than your name.

    When building .edu/.gov don't put any links right after creating the profile, just add links after 3-4 days.
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    • you can add links later?
      what if it is a blog where you dont create a profile, just add your URL, Name and comment?

      see i thought you comment to build backlinks back to your page, not rank for a particular keyword
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  • I have a question. What code do you use to anchor your name as a link with your key word? Where do you place it where it says name? or Website?
  • Here's the code I use:
  • You build links to rank for a key word. If you don't make the anchor text with the key word which you want to rank, How can you rank for that key word? I try my best to write a relevant value adding comment after reading a blog. if i read you correctly,
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    • Hi,

      Sometime it gets spammy! so need to make some orignal post!
  • you can make links using html code or bb code depends on website.
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    Blog Commenting: Anchor Text

    I have been building backlinks by commenting on both .gov/.edu blogs as well as authority blogs in my niche. however, i found that when i include my keyword in my name, it is more likely to be disapproved. for instance "eric" is much more likely to not be viewed as spam as "eric my keyword" is. Is it critical you include your keyword in the anchor text of your name when commenting on blogs.