Comments on: Building Links through Blog Comments

By: Elyse @ Silver Jewelry

Elyse @ Silver Jewelry — Tue, 02 Feb 2010 23:33:16 +0000

A word on blog commenting that I think is very useful as I have been commenting on blogs for going on 18 months but have had some problem with spam. Keep in mind that the blog owner can mark a blog comment as spam and the result can be the white page akismet ban. I have never submitted spam as a blog comment but that decision is up to the blog owner and as an e commerce owner and owner of 3 blogs I have been turned over to akismet on two occasions for my e commerce site while never for my blogs when using them as the website my website address. My conclusion is that some blog owners know that e commerce site owners are using the blog commenting as a means of getting back links but somehow the blog owners are “cleaner” or less willing to use the method of blog commenting to build back links. The quality of my commenting is generally similar to this comment so putting that spammy- good post, interesting ideas………… blog comments isn’t the problem. As far as I am aware it only takes one blog owner to flag you as spam to get you blacklisted.

By: Indonesia Vacations

Indonesia Vacations — Sun, 05 Jul 2009 18:00:19 +0000

There’s so many ways to build link popularity, such as social bookmarking, yahoo answer, submit to directories, and blog comments. I think it’s alright to build link popularity through blog comment as long as it relevant to the content. If write useful comment, people will probably like to see our blog. We should avoid spamming because google hate it.

Thank you for sharing with us.

By: VM

VM — Sat, 20 Jun 2009 17:06:18 +0000

Great idea and seemingly good tool. I tried the FREE version and would gladly upgrade. Mine is not an issue of 49$, it is more of the how is it possible to see more then just the blogs you “target” in the free version. I basically saw only two of the same blogs repeated over and again. Makes me wonder if the software works.

Why don’t you try to limit not the results (to your preferred ones!), but rather a time of FREE usage. It would allow to evaluate the soft and will sell better.

I am giving up after trying to see more blogs then those you defaulted as to be found. Prove me wrong to buy it.

By: Mick - Epos systems

Mick - Epos systems — Fri, 16 Jan 2009 11:35:34 +0000

Finding relevant blogs to leave comments upon is a time-consuming process as you say, I have spent many hours trying this technique with varied success. Though because of the time it takes to find decent blogs on-theme I think I may have judged this technique unfairly.

I am definitely interested in the software you offer and will be trying it out today!

Thanks

By: Ernesto@Student debt consolidation loans

Ernesto@Student debt consolidation loans — Sat, 13 Dec 2008 12:59:24 +0000

Sometimes I feel not inspired to write comments on blogs even if you will earn quality links. This is because looking for quality do-follow blogs can be a tedious task in itself. However, with your fast blog finder program, this hard part of the commenting and linkbuilding tasks is solved. Even the keywordluv plugin makes me really inspired to churn out relevant comments.

By: Gaydon- Web Design St George

Gaydon- Web Design St George — Fri, 02 May 2008 16:05:19 +0000

Great post. You covered all the bases for commenting all blogs. Very comprehensive. I am going to pass this post on to my employees and have them follow your counsel. Thanks again.

By: Julia

Julia — Thu, 03 Apr 2008 09:26:35 +0000

I think FBF works pretty well, with the exception of almost finding the same blogs every time. Just wondering if the program looks at a set list of blogs or something like that.

Fast Blog Finder shows the blogs that the search engine returned for your keywords. When the search engine updates the index, the Blog Finder can show different blogs for the same keywords. You can vary your search query using different options as described here:

http://www.fastblogfinder.com/tutorials/search-cheat-sheet/

By: Julia

Julia — Thu, 03 Apr 2008 08:51:04 +0000

Hello David,

Please do check out Jonathans write up i have listed it here but not as a a proper url as we don’t want to be classed as spamming this page http://searchenginemythsexposed DOT COM

As I know Jonathan has already removed his report. I followed the URL and on the page I read that the report was no longer available.

By: Trail Running

Trail Running — Wed, 02 Apr 2008 15:36:58 +0000

I think FBF works pretty well, with the exception of almost finding the same blogs every time. Just wondering if the program looks at a set list of blogs or something like that.

By: Epos

Epos — Wed, 02 Apr 2008 14:15:12 +0000

Just how important is get back-links using comments on blogs from themed sites, I have read many articles on this topic, and I am in two minds about themed links, an seo and marketing guy by the name of Jonathan Ledger has actually tested this theory and written a very good insight into just this, after his testing it was found to date themed links do not make a jot of difference, maybe in 3, 6, 9 months from now google has been able to produce a more sophisticated algorithm it may. Its almost impossible for google to be precise about what is actually a themed link

Please do check out Jonathans write up i have listed it here but not as a a proper url as we don’t want to be classed as spamming this page
http://searchenginemythsexposed DOT COM
check it out
Regards David Brett