How to do high pr blog commenting "do follow"

14 years ago

You need to know the footprints, learn how to "follow" other commenters around, etc.

It can be tedious and you'll most likely need the help of a tool like Scrapebox to find the blogs. Don't make the mistake of blindly blasting away at blogs with SB though. Use it as a tool to find quality blogs to manually comment on.

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mddir

14 years ago

Instant of investing your time in blog commenting go for high quality content generation techniques. Publish your content on high quality article directories, add unique content on your website.

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marketwarrior06

Banned 14 years ago

Dofollow Blog Checker
check this out. you will be happy to see the results.
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Pravir

14 years ago

I use dropmylink regularly for searching dofollow links. A incrdible tool to search a mix of backlinks.

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Trevor

14 years ago

You can scrape dofollow blogs with Scrapebox using a footprint such as:

"post a comment" "blog" -nofollow

I think this can work but the results will be blogs that have no nofollow tags on them, so even if a blog allows dofollow comments but includes a nofollow link within a post on it, it will not be included in the results.

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14 years ago

Originally Posted by Trevor

You can scrape dofollow blogs with Scrapebox using a footprint such as:

"post a comment" "blog" -nofollow

I think this can work but the results will be blogs that have no nofollow tags on them, so even if a blog allows dofollow comments but includes a nofollow link within a post on it, it will not be included in the results.

Too many blogs have a few NoFollow links per page while still having comments as DoFollow. I think you're better off finding a handful of DoFollow blogs & following the other commenters around. Sometimes it can be as easy as Googling their name. Or, even easier, their anchor text.

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petemcal

14 years ago

Originally Posted by Trevor Zacek

You can scrape dofollow blogs with Scrapebox using a footprint such as:

"post a comment" "blog" -nofollow

I think this can work but the results will be blogs that have no nofollow tags on them, so even if a blog allows dofollow comments but includes a nofollow link within a post on it, it will not be included in the results.

Would searching for -nofollow work? I thought google only searched for the code that browsers displayed not the markup like rel="nofollow"?

If you can then this is pretty sweet

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14 years ago

Originally Posted by petemcal

Would searching for -nofollow work? I thought google only searched for the code that browsers displayed not the markup like rel="nofollow"?

If you can then this is pretty sweet

I don't think it works this way.

You can, however, scrape a ton of blogs and use the rel="nofollow" tag in the link checker. What this will do is give you a list of blogs that have rel="nofollow" somewhere in their source.

The only problem is that there are plenty of blogs that have comments as DoFollow and other links as NoFollow. All it takes is 1 instance of rel="nofollow" on a page to have that page counted as such.

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petemcal

14 years ago

Originally Posted by JSProjects

I don't think it works this way.

You can, however, scrape a ton of blogs and use the rel="nofollow" tag in the link checker. What this will do is give you a list of blogs that have rel="nofollow" somewhere in their source.

The only problem is that there are plenty of blogs that have comments as DoFollow and other links as NoFollow. All it takes is 1 instance of rel="nofollow" on a page to have that page counted as such.

Yeah I though that was the case, I just asked because of the originally quoted commennt in my post above.

Thanks for the confirmation. As for using the link checker that's a good point, every strategy has it's catch. Shortcuts eh :p

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14 years ago

Originally Posted by petemcal

Yeah I though that was the case, I just asked because of the originally quoted commennt in my post above.

Thanks for the confirmation. As for using the link checker that's a good point, every strategy has it's catch. Shortcuts eh :p

Yeah, it's not totally reliable, unfortunately.

I'd say your best alternative is to just harvest a ton of Wordpress blogs, remove duplicate domains (keeping 1 post from each blog), and using the dofollow/nofollow checker. This isn't entirely accurate either since it counts posts with no comments as "unknown." And it can occasionally mark a blog as dofollow when it is not. If you're checking enough blogs you should get a fair amount that report back as dofollow.

You can then import these into the URL harvester and add the "site:" footprint in front of them - giving you a list of inner pages from blogs that have been reported as DoFollow.

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petemcal

14 years ago

Originally Posted by JSProjects

Yeah, it's not totally reliable, unfortunately.

I'd say your best alternative is to just harvest a ton of Wordpress blogs, remove duplicate domains (keeping 1 post from each blog), and using the dofollow/nofollow checker. This isn't entirely accurate either since it counts posts with no comments as "unknown." And it can occasionally mark a blog as dofollow when it is not. If you're checking enough blogs you should get a fair amount that report back as dofollow.

You can then import these into the URL harvester and add the "site:" footprint in front of them - giving you a list of inner pages from blogs that have been reported as DoFollow.

Great advice, thanks so much for sharing!

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14 years ago

Originally Posted by petemcal

Great advice, thanks so much for sharing!

No problem. It can be a little time consuming but if you stick with it you should be able to build a pretty large list of blogs. You can even go another step further with the "site:" command and set it to search results within the past 30 days. This will help you determine which blogs are still actively being updated without needing to manually look at each one, which tends to help with your comment approval rate.

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petemcal

14 years ago

Originally Posted by JSProjects

No problem. It can be a little time consuming but if you stick with it you should be able to build a pretty large list of blogs. You can even go another step further with the "site:" command and set it to search results within the past 30 days. This will help you determine which blogs are still actively being updated without needing to manually look at each one, which tends to help with your comment approval rate.

Great advice again! I take it setting results to content indexed within the last 30 days is an advanced search filter? or is there a string you can use within the search for this?

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14 years ago

Originally Posted by petemcal

Great advice again! I take it setting results to content indexed within the last 30 days is an advanced search filter? or is there a string you can use within the search for this?

Correct. You can also set it to a week, or even 24 hours if you're looking for the most recent posts.

Sometimes I'll plug in a few hundred niche-related keywords (for one of my sites) and set the harvester to search for posts made within the past 24 hours. Then I'll take those results and run the blogs themselves (not just the posts) through the PR checker / Alexa rank tool. This should give you a pretty general idea of which blogs are getting a fair amount of traffic.

Commenting on recent posts from high trafic blogs is a pretty good way to send traffic to your own blog. And something that not a lot of people take the time to do.

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11 years ago

Originally Posted by Trevor

You can scrape dofollow blogs with Scrapebox using a footprint such as:

"post a comment" "blog" -nofollow

I think this can work but the results will be blogs that have no nofollow tags on them, so even if a blog allows dofollow comments but includes a nofollow link within a post on it, it will not be included in the results.

Is Blog Commenting still effective??? Because most of the Blog Comments were No follow and Currently i din't focus Blog Comment to Get a Back Link

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Originally Posted by advent

Is Blog Commenting still effective??? Because most of the Blog Comments were No follow and Currently i din't focus Blog Comment to Get a Back Link

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Of course it's still effective.
It's effective even if you leave a comment on nofollow blogs, you still get traffic coming your way which. in the end, is why we all have websites: for people to visit them.
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14 years ago

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mohsinmallik

14 years ago

Drop My link.com is a very good website which will help you to found blogs to comment on but you can never expect to have all the results should be dofollow. You may get some good results with "Notify me of follow-up comments?" "Submit the word you see below:" with this footprint term. Also, you may get some keywordluv and commentluv enabled blogs which allow to give dofollow backlinks.

I am giving you a suggestion. Do not bother about dofollow or nofollow. Backlinks from good quality sites will be paid.

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sandy3055

14 years ago

Yeah. I also got only no follow live links from blogspot,typepad,squidoo, weebly what are blogging sites.

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MaryPabelate

Banned 14 years ago

For finding blogs to comment on, you should also use "top commentators" in your searches so that you would find only those blogs which allow commenting and they have top commentators widget also.

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sandy3055

14 years ago

Originally Posted by MaryPabelate

For finding blogs to comment on, you should also use "top commentators" in your searches so that you would find only those blogs which allow commenting and they have top commentators widget also.

thanks mary. I used it and this seems working..

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JSProjects

14 years ago

Also, forgot to mention blog commenting plugins like KeywordLuv & CommentLuv. Most blogs that use these plugins are dofollow.

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14 years ago

Great post. Pretty much agree with what you said 100%.

People need to stop mindlessly blasting links to random sites. Taking a little bit of time to MANUALLY leave legitimate comments on higher quality sites is going to pay off a lot more in the long term.

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14 years ago

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JSProjects

14 years ago

Those blogs are about to be spammed to death unfortunately. If they already aren't.

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14 years ago

Originally Posted by Extreme DoFollow

A problem with these free, public lists is that they will inevitably be hammered by hundreds if not thousands of marketers looking for DoFollow links. Either gain access to a paid source or learn the art of footprints and scraping effectively with a good search engine parser. Previously, scrapebox would suffice but nowadays it is having problems pulling URLs for even the most brief amount of time; hence I would recommend hrefer for this purpose. Although many Warriors would abhor the use of any software created by the mastermind behind Xrumer, hrefer is a scraping software which is lightyears ahead of the rest and is worth the near 600 dollar price tag on its own.

I'm not quite sure what you're referring to. A few days ago I grabbed just under a million URLs with public proxies. I haven't had any scraping issues - unless I was using terrible proxies.

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Suir1980

14 years ago

Originally Posted by JSProjects

I'm not quite sure what you're referring to. A few days ago I grabbed just under a million URLs with public proxies. I haven't had any scraping issues - unless I was using terrible proxies.

Yeah, how many are duplicate domains?

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14 years ago

Originally Posted by Extreme DoFollow

Have you tried using hrefer? I can go through literally hundreds of millions of URLs within a few days. SB is good when you're just starting but hrefer is on a whole other level.

You're probably right. But hundreds of millions is far beyond anything manageable.

Although you can probably do the same with Scrapebox with enough proxies and keywords. I've never tried to push it past 5 million though, as I've never needed to do so.

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Yohance j

14 years ago

Huge list and thanks for the tips on how to find and comment on do follow blogs.

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mogawk

14 years ago

Honestly it just takes a lot of work and testing. Most blogs have no follow but there are some good ones that don't.

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aadi144

14 years ago

You can use Dropmylink.com to check for dofollw blog commenting sites.Although you will find that not all the sites are dofollw but they all are worth it.

You can also Google for the blogs having Commentluv plugin blogs they provide a good traffic.

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zannix

14 years ago

I'll let you in on a little secret if you wish to find high PR blogs with hardly any OBLs - use foreign blogs.

Instead of searching Google for "leave a comment", find a German or French translation and search, then finetune once you see what their blog platforms look like.

There'd been days when I found 10-15 PR5 blog pages with 2-3 OBLs per page.

Hope that helps,
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14 years ago

Originally Posted by zannix

I'll let you in on a little secret if you wish to find high PR blogs with hardly any OBLs - use foreign blogs.

Instead of searching Google for "leave a comment", find a German or French translation and search, then finetune once you see what their blog platforms look like.

There'd been days when I found 10-15 PR5 blog pages with 2-3 OBLs per page.

Hope that helps,
Zannix

SHHHHHHH...

I do this too. You can fire up Google Translate and still leave at least somewhat decent comments.

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domainwright

14 years ago

Excellent post thanks, It'll take time, but the rewards in terms of PR are worth it.

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Dialnfix247

14 years ago

Its really hard work to find do follow comments sites. So that i can suggest you you can used paid sites. because do follow comments site not possible to find in free way. If you get site they mostly not approved comments.

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14 years ago

Originally Posted by Dialnfix247

Its really hard work to find do follow comments sites. So that i can suggest you you can used paid sites. because do follow comments site not possible to find in free way. If you get site they mostly not approved comments.

You can greatly increase your approval rate by first checking to see if the blog has any recent posts. (I usually aim for the past 30 days at the most.) This'll help ensure that the blog is active. Also, don't go straight for the posts with PR. Make a comment on a newer post first. If it's approved pretty quickly you'll know that the blog is:

1. Actively updated.
2. Actively moderated.

You can then leave a few comments on the posts with PR.

It's not as tedious as it sounds, really. As long as you're leaving GOOD comments you'll get plenty of them approved.

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websitesdepot

14 years ago

in the future Dofollow and no follow won't make any difference.

Try to make manual links if possible and use common sense blog posts so that they will get approved by moderators

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14 years ago

Originally Posted by websitesdepot

in the future Dofollow and no follow won't make any difference.

Try to make manual links if possible and use common sense blog posts so that they will get approved by moderators

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I'm starting to lean this way myself. I've had success mixing in both DF & NF links, but focusing on quality over quantity when it comes to NF. (PR1 or higher, not a large amount of other links on the page, etc.)

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howto

14 years ago

80% of them wont be approved or your link will be removed, even if they good comments. In the time you wasted trying to get some blog comments you could have made a good start on a web 2.0 or made some guest blogging connections.

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14 years ago

Originally Posted by howto

80% of them wont be approved or your link will be removed, even if they good comments. In the time you wasted trying to get some blog comments you could have made a good start on a web 2.0 or made some guest blogging connections.

80% removed? I usually get at least half of my comments approved. If I'm going after low(ish) competition keywords then I focus heavily on commenting on moderated blogs. It usually doesn't take much - in addition to a few other types of links - to get a page ranking well.

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Emicorn

14 years ago

Originally Posted by sandy3055

I was working on odesk for project work and a project came up of doing high pr do follow blog commenting. I never dong do follow blog commenting as I read about having 90% blogs are no follow and never show comments in their blog. Than how someone supposed to get the list of do follow blogs of whatever field and complete. Is there any other procedure of doing blog commenting in high pr blogs. Thanks in advance.

OneVision Technology- Hi.. I'm sure, it will be enough helpful to you. This is a do-follow high PR blog list. Go and blast...

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1 1000milejourney.com/ 8
2 abroadblogs.newpaltz.edu/blog/ 8
3 aaa.uoregon.edu/blog/?p=285 8
4 abstract2collective.blogspot.com/ 8
5 admissions.fsu.edu/blogs/ 8
6 accredited-degrees-online.blogspot.com/ 8
7 afrogtokiss.net/ 7
8 admissions.ncsu.edu/blogs/ 7
9 advertising-for-success.blogspot.com/ 7
10 aimee.mychores.co.uk 7
11 alemsys.com/ 7
12 aiti.mit.edu/blog/ 6
13 alg.umbc.edu/usaq/ 6
14 amps-tools.mit.edu/tomprofblog/ 6
15 allrealestateproperty.blogspot.com 6
16 andybeard.eu/ 6
17 andtothink.com/ 6
18 antiguawebsolutions.com/myblog/ 6
19 animal-domestic.blogspot.com/ 6
20 architecture.tulane.edu/blog/ 6
21 apps.pathology.jhu.edu/blogs/pancreas/ 6
22 armymomnj.name/ 6
23 askjason.blogspot.com/ 6
24 artswork.asu.edu/guestbook/index.htm 5
25 axog.blogspot.com/ 5
26 askjasonbusiness.blogspot.com/ 5
27 badgersabroad.wisc.edu/blog/ 5
28 biotech.law.lsu.edu/blog.htm 5
29 benspark.blogspot.com/ 5
30 blog.achille.name/ 5
31 blog.c-yoga.de 5
32 blog.beyondthepod.com/ 5
33 blog.dmbcllc.com/ 5
34 blog.greens.org.nz/ 5
35 blog.fiberdreams.com 5
36 blog.lsc.edu/ 5
37 blog.littlerockjams.com/ 5
38 blog.mycology.cornell.edu/ 5
39 blog.ruski.co.za 5
40 blog.oesd.wednet.edu/ 5
41 blog.vinceliu.com/ 5
42 blog.techiezone.in/ 5
43 blog.waxmarketing.com/ 5
44 blog.winesworld.com/ 5
45 blog.webdirectory.si 5
46 blogaboutmoneyonline.blogspot.com/ 5
47 blogocola.com/ 5
48 bloggersjourney.com/ 5
49 blogozine.blogspot.com/ 5
50 blogs.adelphi.edu/ 5
51 blograters.com/ 5
52 blogs.cedarville.edu/president/ 5
53 blogs.law.harvard.edu/blog/tags/news/ 5
54 blogs.cisco.com/news 4
55 blogs.law.yale.edu/blogs/admissions/default.aspx 4
56 blogs.law.yale.edu/blogs/reference/ 4
57 blogs.law.yale.edu/blogs/rarebooks/ 4
58 blogs.lynn.edu/ 4
59 blogs.nyu.edu/fas/dri/aidwatch/ 4
60 blogs.nashuatelegraph.com 4
61 blogs.princeton.edu/ 4
62 blogs.psu.edu/blog/ 4
63 blogs.psu.edu/ 4
64 blogs.speech-writers.com 4
65 blogs.uww.edu/ 4
66 blogs.uprh.edu/ 4
67 blogsthatmakemoney.net 4
68 bookshopblog.com 4
69 blogthatoutside.com/ 4
70 bostonbrat.net/ 4
71 bowerbirdbeads.blogspot.com/ 4
72 bothmadandgenius.blogspot.com/ 4
73 bpmonaco.com/ 4
74 businessfinancemag.com 4
75 brownsista.com/ 4
76 buzzqueen.blogspot.com/ 4
77 bytesizecss.com 4
78 bytecoders.homelinux.com 4
79 camba.ucsd.edu/phonoloblog/ 4
80 career.uoregon.edu/blog 4
81 canucks-abroad.com/ 4
82 cfe.engin.umich.edu/blog/ 4
83 cds.aas.duke.edu/about/guestbook.html 4
84 chandra.harvard.edu/guestbook.html 4
85 chandra.harvard.edu/blog/blog/4 4
86 chillimovies.blogspot.com/ 4
87 chatbugkaren.com/windingthreads/ 4
88 chillitechnology.blogspot.com/ 4
89 chillimusic.blogspot.com/ 4
90 chrishoyt.com/ 3
91 cit.duke.edu/blog/2009/07/13/14-tweets/ 3
92 chw.rit.edu/blog/ 3
93 civic.mit.edu/blog/andrew 3
94 cit.duke.edu/blog/category/scienceonline09/ 3
95 comedyplus.blogspot.com/ 3
96 cmrs.osu.edu/rcmss/guestbook.html 3
97 cooladzine.blogspot.com/ 3
98 compsci.ca/blog 3
99 craftblog.stitchingthenightaway.com/ 3
100 copyright.columbia.edu/blog/2 3
101 crafts4dummies.blogspot.com/ 3
102 crossroads.georgetown.edu/blog/ 3
103 crayonwriter.com/ 3
104 csgrad.cs.vt.edu/blog/ 3
105 cyberlaw.stanford.edu/blog/bruce-b-cahan 3
106 cyberlaw.stanford.edu/blog/anthony-falzone 3
107 cyberlaw.stanford.edu/blog/stefan-bechtold 3
108 cyberlaw.stanford.edu/blog/lauren-gelman 3
109 cyberlaw.stanford.edu/blog/zohar-efroni 3
110 dag.wieers.com 3
111 deaneonlinesecrets.blogspot.com/ 3
112 davedragon.rilysi.com 3
113 delong.typepad.com/ 3
114 dereksemmler.com/ 3
115 digitalhistory.unl.edu/blog/ 3
116 dig.csail.mit.edu/breadcrumbs/node/38 3
117 digitalyouth.ischool.berkeley.edu/blog/3 3
118 digitalunion.osu.edu/blog/ 3
119 dillydesigns.com/ 3
120 digitalyouth.ischool.berkeley.edu/blog/5 3
121 distressedderma.com/ 2
122 dining.ucmerced.edu/blog/jsouza2/dining-blog 2
123 dmiracle.com/ 2
124 diydollars.com/ 2
125 e15.media.mit.edu/blog/ 2
126 dorischua.com/ 2
127 educationalnow.blogspot.com/ 2
128 ebookportablereader.blogspot.com/ 2
129 elfknowsit.com/ 2
130 edwards.yale.edu/blog 2
131 elibrary.med.yale.edu/blog/ 2
132 emoneymarketing.com/ 2
133 elleeseymour.com 2
134 employmentips.blogspot.com/ 2
135 engineering.curiouscatblog.net/ 2
136 endangeredspaces.blogspot.com/ 2
137 eriksvend.com/ 2
138 ets.tlt.psu.edu/blog/ 2
139 exoticfamilyholidays.blogspot.com/ 2
140 familydentalhealth.blogspot.com/ 2
141 fairuse.stanford.edu/blog/ 2
142 fashion.topnamebrands.net/ 2
143 feverishthoughts.com/oddplanet/ 2
144 feverishthoughts.com/do-follow-bloggers/ 2
145 feverishthoughts.com/webdesign/ 2
146 flat-water.blogspot.com/ 2
147 flapsblog.com 2
148 focusorganic.com/ 2
149 fleethecube.com 1
150 forum.johnson.cornell.edu/blog/jeffgangemi/ 1
151 foolswisdom.com/ 1
152 freeadblogger.blogspot.com 1
153 frederic-rolin.blogspirit.com 1
154 fruityoaty.com/ 1
155 fuery.com/ 1
156 globaledge.msu.edu/blog/ 1
157 gathadams.com 1
158 greenwizardwealth.com/ 1
159 greattravelandculture.blogspot.com/ 1
160 harry.sufehmi.com 1
161 gsc.mit.edu/blog/ 1
162 healthymedicaltips.com/ 1
163 health.hundreddayheadstart.com/ 1
164 heiseidemocracy.com 1
165 heiseidemocracy.com 1
166 hirise.lpl.arizona.edu/HiBlog/ 1
167 hightechonline.info/ 1
168 holistic.name/ 1
169 holidaystoday.info/ 1
170 home-improvement-doctor.blogspot.com/ 1
171 housedivided.dickinson.edu/blog/ 1
172 hotels-and-tours.blogspot.com/ 1
173 howtosplitanatom.com/ 1
174 hterry.com/ 1
175 iilp.georgetown.edu/blog/ 1
176 ie3global.ous.edu/blog/ 1
177 infodotnet.blogspot.com 1
178 incsub.org/awards 1
179 iq.harvard.edu/blog/sss/ 1
180 interactiondesign.sva.edu/blog 1
181 isuman.blogspot.com 1
182 st.psu.edu/alumni/guestbook/ 1
183 itl.accc.uic.edu/blog 1
184 medhum.med.nyu.edu/blog/?p=195 1
185 metaverse.stanford.edu/blog/henrik-bennetsen 1
186 mikemoran.com/biznology/blog/ 1
187 middlezonemusings.com/ 1
188 momreviews.net 1
189 min.frexy.com/ 1
190 money.bigbucksblogger.com/ 1
191 multimedia.journalism.berkeley.edu/blog/ 1

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affilorama-portal

14 years ago

You should be aware that blog commenting is most effective in getting direct traffic rather than increasing your site's page rank. You effectively do blog commenting by providing quality and helpful comments that will make readers click your link.

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14 years ago

Originally Posted by affilorama-portal

You should be aware that blog commenting is most effective in getting direct traffic rather than increasing your site's page rank. You effectively do blog commenting by providing quality and helpful comments that will make readers click your link.

I use it for both. But you're right, a lot of people tend to overlook commenting as a traffic method. Commenting on recent posts @ high traffic, niche-related blogs is a great way to drive some pretty solid traffic.

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jansee

14 years ago

good list.

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Emicorn

14 years ago

Too many blog commenting is not good for SEO. As a best practice in Search Engine Optimization Services, it is advisable to have accounts on 5-10 high PR blog sites and perform the below tasks-
1. give regular updates
2. widen your group dimension and increase members
3. initiate discussion on variety of topics
4. Follow and being followed
5. Ask questions and give answers

It's not only to create back links but increase your link popularity as well along with directing the traffic to your site.

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JSProjects

14 years ago

Originally Posted by onevisiontechnology

Too many blog commenting is not good for SEO. As a best practice in Search Engine Optimization Services, it is advisable to have accounts on 5-10 high PR blog sites and perform the below tasks-
1. give regular updates
2. widen your group dimension and increase members
3. initiate discussion on variety of topics
4. Follow and being followed
5. Ask questions and give answers

It's not only to create back links but increase your link popularity as well along with directing the traffic to your site.

There are much better (stronger) ways to create backlinks than dropping a URL to your site in a forum post.

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ProSence

14 years ago

Well, take it simple, just putting some footprint in search engine you can find relevant blogs easily the thing is you have to do quality commenting so that your comment would be approved and you would get the benefit.

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entrepreneurjay

14 years ago

Stop in and comment on my blog just make sure its a quality comment I am a PageRank4 blog top 100000 alexa and I use Premium comment luv.

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kushalshah

11 years ago

Dropmylink is the best and most trusted tool to find out resources that still offers dofollow links in today's world.

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jaintechnosoft

11 years ago

Try these searches
inurl:blog "your keyword" "post a comment"
inurl:blog "your keyword" "add comment"
inurl:blog "your keyword" "make comment"
inurl:blog "your keyword" "leave a comment"

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HoneyWii

11 years ago

Originally Posted by Bruce Kenway

And more complcated, the definition of PageRank is no longer necessary since Google decided to abandon it.

is this true? so I don't need to concern about high PR anymore? thank you for the Information.

Originally Posted by jaintechnosoft

Try these searches
inurl:blog "your keyword" "post a comment"
inurl:blog "your keyword" "add comment"
inurl:blog "your keyword" "make comment"
inurl:blog "your keyword" "leave a comment"

thank you jaintechnosoft... I will try this.

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nettiapina 11 years ago

Originally Posted by HoneyWii

is this true? so I don't need to concern about high PR anymore? thank you for the Information.

No, that's utter BS. Google doesn't update the publicly visible PR, but that part of algorithm is still there. You should not use PR to measure sites, but strong sites are still strong.
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Links in signature will not help your SEO. Not on this site, and not on any other forum.
Who told me this? An ex Google web spam engineer.

What's your excuse?
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