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Banned 15 years ago

No, Google has no idea who makes the comments. As far as Google knows a WP comment is part of an article or any other text on the page.

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wonderd 15 years ago

great, have you ever done this?
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Kurt

15 years ago

Originally Posted by wonderd

Im trying to start a new website using wordpress. I have a small amount of content of there now. What I would like to know is if I comment on my post myself can google tell? I dont want to hurt my chances of ranking this website but I know blog comments help.

It's your blog, let Google figure it out. Spam away!

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wonderd 15 years ago

thats the point I dont want them to figure it out... lol. If they can then I wont do it
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Daniel Scott

15 years ago

If you're basing your business practices on whether or not you get caught then you've got bigger problems than Google finding out.

-Daniel

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wonderd 15 years ago

Originally Posted by Daniel Scott

If you're basing your business practices on whether or not you get caught then you've got bigger problems than Google finding out.

-Daniel

not sure what you mean
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prismkuet

15 years ago

[QUOTE=What I would like to know is if I comment on my post myself can google tell? I dont want to hurt my chances of ranking this website but I know blog comments help.[/QUOTE]
No..there is no bad effect on your site by Google.
Even Google doesn't identify if you make comment using another id & pass.

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TBInternetMarketing

15 years ago

Originally Posted by wonderd

Im trying to start a new website using wordpress. I have a small amount of content of there now. What I would like to know is if I comment on my post myself can google tell? I dont want to hurt my chances of ranking this website but I know blog comments help.

Yea to be honest why do you want to spam your own blog with fake comments? That's about 3 steps below using fake testimonials in my opinion, but just my thoughts...

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wonderd

15 years ago

I want to make the blog look realistic. Cmon guys use your imagination...

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TBInternetMarketing

15 years ago

Originally Posted by wonderd

I want to make the blog look realistic. Cmon guys use your imagination...

The key here is the word in your title "FAKE". I don't think you are going to get too much help from the members of this forum with this. This site is all about ethical marketing that doesn't include any misleading or devious trickery.
Good luck with your business though.

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wonderd 15 years ago

wow, would they like it better if I said the word "starter" comments.... lol
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- Joe J 15 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by wonderd
  
  wow, would they like it better if I said the word "starter" comments.... lol
  
  I think that would have been better than "fake".
  
  Nothing wrong with commenting on your own website.
  
  I just wouldn't call it fake. Be genuine.
  
  Just post some relevant comments about whatever your site is about and that should get the ball rolling for you.
  
  You want to start out being "real" and not "fake".
  
  Good Luck
  
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yukon

Banned 15 years ago

Get real! :rolleyes:

I get PMs all the time asking me to post a testimonial in a WSO that I've never heard about! I don't do it, but I still get asked, which tells me the WSO author will simply move on to the next guy for a review.

Your dreaming If you think that doesn't happen here.

Originally Posted by TBInternetMarketing

The key here is the word in your title "FAKE". I don't think you are going to get too much help from the members of this forum with this. This site is all about ethical marketing that doesn't include any misleading or devious trickery.
Good luck with your business though.

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wonderd 15 years ago

ahaha yea I was thinking that when I read that comment.
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UGIB

13 years ago

Originally Posted by TBInternetMarketing

The key here is the word in your title "FAKE". I don't think you are going to get too much help from the members of this forum with this. This site is all about ethical marketing that doesn't include any misleading or devious trickery.
Good luck with your business though.

ROFLAMAO! Pure Comedy

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paulgl 13 years ago

Allowing comments is dumb. Putting fake comments is even dumber.

Dumb and dumberer.

Why would you want to encourage people to spam you?

Allowing comments on a site that depends on google, is a site
that is just not listening to google. They don't even want adsense
on such pages...(note: this is not referring to mega-sites like
yahoo, huff post, etc.)

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tplink

15 years ago

some people make fake comments for increasing back links of a website.

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wonderd

15 years ago

Thats what Im trying to do "get the ball rolling" by posting GOOD comments not Spam like some of you where calling it haha. I also am not putting any links in the comments.

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Bradley J Anderson

15 years ago

Originally Posted by wonderd

Thats what Im trying to do "get the ball rolling" by posting GOOD comments not Spam like some of you where calling it haha. I also am not putting any links in the comments.

Keyword-loaded comments will help, especially if you use anchor text, as well. Google cannot tell the difference.

When you're a newbie, you do what you gotta do, buddy. Hopefully, you'll get to a point some day where you won't have to worry about commenting your own blogs, and I wish you much luck in that endeavor.

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dennis09

13 years ago

Originally Posted by Bradley J Anderson

Keyword-loaded comments will help, especially if you use anchor text, as well. Google cannot tell the difference.

When you're a newbie, you do what you gotta do, buddy. Hopefully, you'll get to a point some day where you won't have to worry about commenting your own blogs, and I wish you much luck in that endeavor.

Say whaaaaaaaaaattt????

Please tell me you're at least talking about commenting with internal links to other pages........

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Dan Triplett

15 years ago

Thanks for the tips.

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DanielPedersen

13 years ago

Making fake comments is in the grey zone.

Lets say you have a post with a list of 20 good image websites.
Make a comment in a different name that adds one more to the list wont do any harm.

Do a search on google Maybe you are writing in a way that don't engage people enough.

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TheBestSeoSolutions

13 years ago

Originally Posted by DanielPedersen

Making fake comments is in the grey zone.

Lets say you have a post with a list of 20 good image websites.
Make a comment in a different name that adds one more to the list wont do any harm.

Do a search on google Maybe you are writing in a way that don't engage people enough.

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dennis09

13 years ago

Wait a minute, you want to comment on your own site in hopes of higher SERP rankings???? Or are you looking to increase user participation on your own site??

Please tell me it's the latter, because the way your OP is worded...

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