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Finding Specific/Niche Blog Comments

by GGpaul
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Sup. Alright, so I haven't done blog commenting in a while. What's the code that I type in Google where I can find comments people leave on a specific niche? I want to see the type of personality/lingo they have so I can start sending out comments in a similar way.

I mean, I can go on Google and search for blogs I get that. But is there a way where it will go straight to the comments in the search engine results? So that way I don't have to go to the blog, then go see if there are comments, etc. etc?

FYI, this isn't for any of my Amazon sites or any of my sites. This is moreso for my job lol. I know a lot of you disagree with blog commenting, but it's my task to do so at this job, and I'm not gonna bitch and complain if I'm getting paid to do blog comments on a salary basis .
#blog #comments #finding #specific or niche
  • Profile picture of the author RazorSharpSamurai
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    Not sure if Google has a code that, but I usually use Scrapebox to find specific niches. Easy to use, you should check it out. My be a good investment.
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  • Profile picture of the author Hansons
    You can use this

    Drop My Link - Find sites to create backlinks on

    very effective to find blogs
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    • Profile picture of the author rspadi
      If you want, you can download my free blog search engine at: Free SEO Software Tools & Tons of Great SEO Optimization Tips - you provide a keyword and the tool comes back with a list of blog urls. You can also provide a minimum PR value, so for example you only get PR3 blogs (domain PR and/or blog post page PR).

      The tool is somewhere in the middle of the free tools page (see url above) and it's called Blog Search Engine
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  • Profile picture of the author online only
    Weird company you have...But, yeah, drop my link should do the trick.
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    • Profile picture of the author smeare
      Here is what your looking for

      Code:
      site:.com inurl:blog "post a comment" -"comments closed" -"you must be logged in" "KEYWORD"
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  • Profile picture of the author danielph
    I didn't know about dropmlink, very useful i will try it
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  • Profile picture of the author JSProjects
    Definitely get Scrapebox if you can swing it. Once you learn how it all works it's a really powerful tool. (And I never really even touch the "fast poster.")
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  • Profile picture of the author yukon
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    Search a random number + something like an intitle:"keyword".

    Example, "7 Comments" intitle:"car"
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    • Profile picture of the author JSProjects
      Originally Posted by yukon View Post

      Search a random number + something like an intitle:"keyword".

      Example, "7 Comments" intitle:"car"
      I always forget this little tip for some reason.

      You can do this with Scrapebox on a pretty massive scale, too.
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  • Profile picture of the author GGpaul
    Hahahaha never thought of that. Damn you Yukon. Always learn something new from you.
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  • Profile picture of the author yukon
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    You could do the same search above & change the search results to display older established pages by changing the date on the SERPs. They'll have a better chance of already showing PR. I don't post on blogs, but the footprints are pretty easy to find.





    If anyone hasn't already nofollowed their blog comment links by 2013 they've probably abandon the blog, or just don't care.
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  • Profile picture of the author GGpaul
    Hey Yukon, if I were to do "7 comments" will it only be "7 comments?" because that's what I'm getting as far as my results. Is there a way I can just put a code where it just guarantees that it has comments?
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    • Profile picture of the author yukon
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      Originally Posted by GGpaul View Post

      Hey Yukon, if I were to do "7 comments" will it only be "7 comments?" because that's what I'm getting as far as my results. Is there a way I can just put a code where it just guarantees that it has comments?
      Well, 7 comments (or any number higher than 0) is about as close as you'll get to a guarantee, it's showing that at least 1 comment exist on the page.

      That actual number of comments could be 7 or any number higher with the last digit as 7, example 17, 27, 37, etc... but I kinda doubt you want a page that's been spammed by 10's of comment links.

      IMO you would be better off looking for anything with less than maybe 10 comments, that's an indicator it hasn't been blasted with comment spam links.
      1. "1 Comment" intitle:"car"
      2. "2 Comments" intitle:"car"
      3. "3 Comments" intitle:"car"
      4. "4 Comments" intitle:"car"
      5. "5 Comments" intitle:"car"
      6. "6 Comments" intitle:"car"
      7. "7 Comments" intitle:"car"
      8. "8 Comments" intitle:"car"
      9. "9 Comments" intitle:"car"
      10. "10 Comments" intitle:"car"

      Each of those 10 examples above will most likely return a new batch of relevant pages.

      Keep in mind the text you see in the SERP descriptions might be outdated, the actual number of comments could be higher (most likely never lower) than the number of comments your searching for.
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      • Profile picture of the author GGpaul
        Originally Posted by yukon View Post

        Well, 7 comments (or any number higher than 0) is about as close as you'll get to a guarantee, it's showing that at least 1 comment exist on the page.

        That actual number of comments could be 7 or any number higher with the last digit as 7, example 17, 27, 37, etc... but I kinda doubt you want a page that's been spammed by 10's of comment links.

        IMO you would be better off looking for anything with less than maybe 10 comments, that's an indicator it hasn't been blasted with comment spam links.
        1. "1 Comment" intitle:"car"
        2. "2 Comments" intitle:"car"
        3. "3 Comments" intitle:"car"
        4. "4 Comments" intitle:"car"
        5. "5 Comments" intitle:"car"
        6. "6 Comments" intitle:"car"
        7. "7 Comments" intitle:"car"
        8. "8 Comments" intitle:"car"
        9. "9 Comments" intitle:"car"
        10. "10 Comments" intitle:"car"

        Each of those 10 examples above will most likely return a new batch of relevant pages.

        Keep in mind the text you see in the SERP descriptions might be outdated, the actual number of comments could be higher (most likely never lower) than the number of comments your searching for.
        Cool deal. It's interesting the way how a 100 million dollar company runs its business. But I am starting off with Blog commenting, since that's what they want me to do.
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        • Profile picture of the author yukon
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          Originally Posted by GGpaul View Post

          Cool deal. It's interesting the way how a 100 million dollar company runs its business. But I am starting off with Blog commenting, since that's what they want me to do.
          I'm not going to debate blog commenting (lol), do what you have to do.
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          • Profile picture of the author GGpaul
            Originally Posted by yukon View Post

            I'm not going to debate blog commenting (lol), do what you have to do.
            Yeah man. Whatever it takes for me to invest back into my business lol.
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  • Profile picture of the author wolfmmiii
    Try * or ? instead of 7
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  • Profile picture of the author yukon
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    Another footprint would be searching for the year of a blog post. A lot of people setup their blog URLs with the date the blog post was published, example:

    hxxp://domain.com/2010/05/some-blog-post-here/
    Example search: "10 Comments" intitle:"car" inurl:"/2010/"
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  • Profile picture of the author wealthwithwayne
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    • Profile picture of the author GGpaul
      Originally Posted by wealthwithwayne View Post

      No matter the problem, Warrior Forum always pops up with the answers
      Wait, what? That doesn't make sense. Bringing your post up?

      Anyways, yeah after 2 weeks of researching for comments, I must say that I need to hop on that Scrapebox.
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  • Profile picture of the author exoduspress
    I'm not trying to hijack this thread, but I didn't want to start a new thread since we've started getting onto this topic and I believe answers will benefit the OP.

    I've seen a lot of mention of Scrapebox, but I also know there are some alternatives out there like GSA SER. Do any of you have experience with any of these alternatives? And what does each one do best?
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    • Profile picture of the author JSProjects
      Originally Posted by exoduspress View Post

      I'm not trying to hijack this thread, but I didn't want to start a new thread since we've started getting onto this topic and I believe answers will benefit the OP.

      I've seen a lot of mention of Scrapebox, but I also know there are some alternatives out there like GSA SER. Do any of you have experience with any of these alternatives? And what does each one do best?
      I've never used any other alternatives. Scrapebox does everything I need it to do as far as harvesting / sorting / etc.)

      Are you referring to tools that can automate backlinking? Then there are probably others that are better. (Although I'll debate the effectiveness of a ton of automated links.)

      But as a "Swiss Army Knife" type of tool, nothing really comes close to SB.
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      • Profile picture of the author exoduspress
        Originally Posted by JSProjects View Post

        I've never used any other alternatives. Scrapebox does everything I need it to do as far as harvesting / sorting / etc.)

        Are you referring to tools that can automate backlinking? Then there are probably others that are better. (Although I'll debate the effectiveness of a ton of automated links.)

        But as a "Swiss Army Knife" type of tool, nothing really comes close to SB.
        Glad to hear. I'm not into auto backlinks or spinning content or anything like that.

        I'm looking into various spinners, but it looks like the majority create garbage. I have no desire to fill the internet with more worthless content.

        I'm trying to use technology to augment my efforts, but I still want what I do to make the internet a better place.

        If you have any more tips/tools that will help with that goal, I'm all ears :-D
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