Do follow blogs??

Andylinks

12 years ago

What you need is a list of dofollow "URL's". If you need these they are usually for sale.

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brightsuntravel

12 years ago

“Do follow” is the opposite of “No-Follow”. WordPress blogs, by default, use the HTML nofollow attribute on links that point away from the blog. This no follow attribute comes into play with the posting of blog comments. The no-follow tag tells the search engines NOT to follow the link to any other web sites.
The logic behind using no follow is, it’s good for the blog since there will be fewer outgoing links and therefore less “link bleed”, leading to better Google page rank. Sounds good!
Using no follow also makes sense because there are blog spammers out there who will, and have, posted blog spam comments solely for the benefit of getting more incoming links to their site, which helps page rank. That makes sense!
Do Follow blogs are going against the norm and turning the No-Follow tag off, enabling do-follow of out going comment links.

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paulgl

12 years ago

Originally Posted by brightsuntravel

“Do follow” is the opposite of “No-Follow”. WordPress blogs, by default, use the HTML nofollow attribute on links that point away from the blog. This no follow attribute comes into play with the posting of blog comments. The no-follow tag tells the search engines NOT to follow the link to any other web sites.
The logic behind using no follow is, it’s good for the blog since there will be fewer outgoing links and therefore less “link bleed”, leading to better Google page rank. Sounds good!
Using no follow also makes sense because there are blog spammers out there who will, and have, posted blog spam comments solely for the benefit of getting more incoming links to their site, which helps page rank. That makes sense!
Do Follow blogs are going against the norm and turning the No-Follow tag off, enabling do-follow of out going comment links.

There is no dofollow or do follow.

Has nothing to do with actually following a link. Google
follows the link just fine.

You people need to stop wasting your time blog commenting.
This is 2012. Or at least stop looking for blogs to spam. If
you come upon one naturally, who knows?

Google has labeled virtually all blog comments as spam, nofollow or
not, and even made it part of their adsense TOS. Your comments do
not ad one iota to the worth of a page.

My gosh people, are you actually going to wake the ___ up?

Paul

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cashtree

12 years ago

Originally Posted by paulgl

Google has labeled virtually all blog comments as spam, nofollow or
not, and even made it part of their adsense TOS. Your comments do
not ad one iota to the worth of a page.
Paul

since when?

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guavasofts 12 years ago

I am finding too and looking for it.
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Venus Brown

12 years ago

I would suggest you to use a search query for finding blogs. You may use your keyword and a plugin like KeywordLuv or CommentLuv etc.

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nicktyler

12 years ago

You can also use Google alerts for blog commenting and have them send you a few blogs a day relating to your KW. Although you will not know if they are do-follow untill you visit them.

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stevenpayales

12 years ago

Use Google search tool. inurl .. intitle .. etc.
Also, commentluv powered blogs that are moderated are good ones. You can search this from Google also.

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jovykhan

12 years ago

It's better to have your own list since if you ask from someone else it could be that that list is outdated and does not work anymore.

Anyway, you can just use Google search operator to find those resources.

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JSProjects

12 years ago

Originally Posted by jacee

According to my experience you should work on relevant blogcommenting sites, that will be helpful your website for improve PR.

Totally disagree. A backlink is a backlink. It doesn't matter where it comes from. If you want to generate some traffic from your comment, sure, relevancy can play a role. But other than that it doesn't. You can increase your PR by commenting on unrelated blogs just as you could by commenting on related blogs.

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irankup

12 years ago

how much garienty you will give me that your provided list is 100% do follow.have any review about your product in this forum.

Originally Posted by JSProjects

Totally disagree. A backlink is a backlink. It doesn't matter where it comes from. If you want to generate some traffic from your comment, sure, relevancy can play a role. But other than that it doesn't. You can increase your PR by commenting on unrelated blogs just as you could by commenting on related blogs.

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Craig B

12 years ago

Originally Posted by JSProjects

Totally disagree. A backlink is a backlink. It doesn't matter where it comes from. If you want to generate some traffic from your comment, sure, relevancy can play a role. But other than that it doesn't. You can increase your PR by commenting on unrelated blogs just as you could by commenting on related blogs.

I completely agree. I see too many internet marketers wasting their time obsessing over relevancy.

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Mark Hoffman

12 years ago

You can buy these lists all around the web for great prices!

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vipinlalla

12 years ago

just do a little bit google search and you will get many, even browse through the forum, many people has already shared many good stuffs here

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Andylinks

12 years ago

Originally Posted by vipinlalla

just do a little bit google search and you will get many, even browse through the forum, many people has already shared many good stuffs here

the point is not many, it's how useful are they. Most lists are lists of "domain page ranks", while what is needed are url page ranks. Most of the publicly shared lists are not really useful because they are not current.

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JSProjects

12 years ago

Originally Posted by Andylinks

the point is not many, it's how useful are they. Most lists are lists of "domain page ranks", while what is needed are url page ranks. Most of the publicly shared lists are not really useful because they are not current.

That's one of my biggest pet peeves.

A backlink from a PR0 page on a PR5 domain is not the same as one from a PR5 PAGE. Yet I constantly see people advertising them a "high PR" backlinks.

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C Rebecca

12 years ago

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How to find good blogs to comment on?
1. Manual search: Use Google's blog tab for finding such logs 'keyword'+dofollow
2. You can use some tool for finding such blogs. I use 'keyword Country' for finding my niche related celebrity blogs that accept blog commenting for backlinking.

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JSProjects

12 years ago

Originally Posted by C Rebecca

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How to find good blogs to comment on?
1. Manual search: Use Google's blog tab for finding such logs 'keyword'+dofollow
2. You can use some tool for finding such blogs. I use 'keyword Country' for finding my niche related celebrity blogs that accept blog commenting for backlinking.

If you can afford the $57 for Scrapebox it will make this process MUCH easier.

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Openxcell Inc 12 years ago

Nice sharing about the searching the Dofollow blogs. I have used " 'Dofollow blogs' keywords " for searching the dofollow blogs. They are really useful for gaining the traffics and backlinks for your site.
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misha7878

12 years ago

Do follow blogs are almost always well moderated, remember that.

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JSProjects 12 years ago

Originally Posted by misha7878

Do follow blogs are almost always well moderated, remember that.

Which is a good thing IMO.
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- ignitewebsites 12 years ago
  
  If you maintain a good mix of do follow and no follow comment links then google will be less likely to penalize you. So don't forget your no follow links. A good percentage is 60% no follow.
  
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patco

12 years ago

It is easy to find them (KeywordLuv and CommentLuv plugins are one of the many things that can show you if the blog is do-follow)... Of course you should double check it with the plugin NoDoFollow or SEO Quake if you want to be sure that the backlinks would be do-follow

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megawarrior

12 years ago

Autoapprove dofollow URLs for blog commenting are very difficult to find (probably 1% of all autoapprove URLs). Your best bet would be to purchase them from a list-seller who limits the number of copies sold.

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