If i understand this correctly... You took on a job which you know nothing about? This means you advertised or told your 'client' and of course he has paid you and you don't even know what you are doing?

Correct me if i am wrong, please.

You'll want to find 50 blogs in the same niche as your customer's site.

Read through a post on each one, and make a well thought out comment on the blog post. Make it add value. Nothing like, "good stuff, thanks". Really good content!

Ideally you should choose newer blog posts.

Keep track of the URL of each blog post you comment on in a spread sheet or whatever. When you're done with 50, send the client the spreadsheet.

Note that most comments need to be approved by the blog owner, so it might take a few days or even weeks before they are all live.

Good luck!

Michael

Michael
Levanduski. Thanks.
U mean that lets suppose i did coment on blog which is 4th page of blog or website. So when i will comment on 4th page then should i take or note the 4th page url as we note the link when submit to SBM, and takes the links and note in excel sheet? If i am wrong or didn't understand then guide me, thanks.

MichaelCo
what do you mean by ONE GO?

MichaelCo
what do you mean by ONE GO? And how can we check that is it new site or old? Is there any toll available the tell me the nam?

patco, yes, plz give me in excel sheet, thanks.

Well, I think you need to find some site that are similar to you niche and read through the whole blog ... and write something which can be considered as good. Don't write "very useful post" ...... etc.. etc .. In fact write something which is logical. And another piece of advice don't take work in which you don't know anything this will lower down your reputation. Try following the honesty policy which is the best.

"In one go" just means don't do all the blog comments at one time or in one day. This will look suspicious to Google. Just do a few a day particularly if it is a new blog. It should be natural link building and it would not look natural to do 50 on one day or two days and then none.

Create your own Excel document and include the information that Patco suggested.

Your client also needs to know that you are new to this. There is nothing wrong with that as long as they know. In fact you could offer your services at a reduced rate as a sign of good faith.

Save your blog comment links in excel and show them I have done this.

just do auto approve blog comments and create report on excel sheet. PM if you want list of Auto Approve blog comments. I will give it to you. I have huge list of auto approve blog comments.