Comments on: The Art of Blog Commenting http://www.fastblogfinder.com/the-art-of-blog-commenting/ The Art of Blog Commenting Wed, 24 Feb 2010 01:06:32 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 By: Pat Campbellhttp://www.fastblogfinder.com/the-art-of-blog-commenting/comment-page-1/#comment-10657 Pat Campbell Mon, 22 Feb 2010 06:25:27 +0000 http://www.fastblogfinder.com/the-art-of-blog-commenting/#comment-10657 Making comments on blogs is a privilege, as we are visitors to your page, and our imprint we leave behind sends a message.I like what you said about contributing to the value of the post by adding information that builds the blog out.Building relationships through comments is an interesting thought. I have yet to be aware of anyone's response to my contribution to their blog. However, I am discovering in this process that I do have some favourite blogs to visit. I'll have to be more careful to check, comment RSS.I do make every effort to comment carefully and thoughtfully.Thank you for the good tips in this post. Making comments on blogs is a privilege, as we are visitors to your page, and our imprint we leave behind sends a message.

I like what you said about contributing to the value of the post by adding information that builds the blog out.

Building relationships through comments is an interesting thought. I have yet to be aware of anyone’s response to my contribution to their blog. However, I am discovering in this process that I do have some favourite blogs to visit. I’ll have to be more careful to check, comment RSS.

I do make every effort to comment carefully and thoughtfully.

Thank you for the good tips in this post.

]]> By: stellar data recoveryhttp://www.fastblogfinder.com/the-art-of-blog-commenting/comment-page-1/#comment-10443 stellar data recovery Thu, 04 Feb 2010 06:48:44 +0000 http://www.fastblogfinder.com/the-art-of-blog-commenting/#comment-10443 I am totally agree with that do follow blog is a reward for commentator to give and take link juice of high rank web page. But what is the benefit of comment on no-follow blogs. this blog post is very encouraging to do blogs comments. I am totally agree with that do follow blog is a reward for commentator to give and take link juice of high rank web page. But what is the benefit of comment on no-follow blogs. this blog post is very encouraging to do blogs comments.

]]> By: Peter@SeoIncognitohttp://www.fastblogfinder.com/the-art-of-blog-commenting/comment-page-1/#comment-9932 Peter@SeoIncognito Sun, 03 Jan 2010 11:48:37 +0000 http://www.fastblogfinder.com/the-art-of-blog-commenting/#comment-9932 Thank you for that post, Julia. To extend it - at least for the readers from Germany - I´d like to add one more point:Don´t just comment. Do look around in the higher ranked blogs you are going to comment on. At least here in Germany, bloggers have somewhat anti-commercial point of view. Some blogs do not like links in comments or website URL to commercial site. Even worse, some bloggers do exclude any links that are no blogs. Worst case, some bloggers do hit you showing that you are a spammer even if you did a real contribution. Things here in the German blogosphere are not so easy. Many bloggers prefer staying without comments than contributions with commercial links. Don´t use your shop link there. Thank you for that post, Julia. To extend it – at least for the readers from Germany – I´d like to add one more point:

Don´t just comment. Do look around in the higher ranked blogs you are going to comment on. At least here in Germany, bloggers have somewhat anti-commercial point of view. Some blogs do not like links in comments or website URL to commercial site. Even worse, some bloggers do exclude any links that are no blogs. Worst case, some bloggers do hit you showing that you are a spammer even if you did a real contribution. Things here in the German blogosphere are not so easy. Many bloggers prefer staying without comments than contributions with commercial links. Don´t use your shop link there.

]]> By: Michiel Van Kets@blog commenting servicehttp://www.fastblogfinder.com/the-art-of-blog-commenting/comment-page-1/#comment-8604 Michiel Van Kets@blog commenting service Wed, 02 Dec 2009 14:49:40 +0000 http://www.fastblogfinder.com/the-art-of-blog-commenting/#comment-8604 mmm, I'm jealous now, I usually do use the term - the Art of SEO - as it's a combination of technicality and still being appealing to the visitors etc.but I called my page - the concept of blog comment posting -, while the art of comment postings would have been betterno worries, I'm not going to copy you :)although I might have 1 myself; what about? participating in the conversation - to point out how to show respect to the blog owner, be respected in return and so get that link :)cheers,Michiel mmm, I’m jealous now, I usually do use the term – the Art of SEO – as it’s a combination of technicality and still being appealing to the visitors etc.

but I called my page – the concept of blog comment posting -, while the art of comment postings would have been better

no worries, I’m not going to copy you :)

although I might have 1 myself; what about? participating in the conversation – to point out how to show respect to the blog owner, be respected in return and so get that link :)

cheers,

Michiel

]]> By: Elvenrunelordhttp://www.fastblogfinder.com/the-art-of-blog-commenting/comment-page-1/#comment-8136 Elvenrunelord Sun, 04 Oct 2009 15:35:47 +0000 http://www.fastblogfinder.com/the-art-of-blog-commenting/#comment-8136 Blog commenting benefits both the person commenting and the blog being commented on. Search engines like new content and regard comments and new content. If your blog generates a lot of comments your blog is going to get a lot of search engine love.I believe the DoFollow tag is a great way to reward those who's comments are on target with the subject matter and will cause those people to visit your blog again and again to add to the content of it.I've worded as a paid comment blogger before and I found the job enjoyable. I'm actually thinking of getting back into the business, or perhaps starting my own comment for pay business. There are a lot of companies out there that do work similar to this, but honestly I've never seen one with the dedication I had to the job. Blog commenting benefits both the person commenting and the blog being commented on. Search engines like new content and regard comments and new content. If your blog generates a lot of comments your blog is going to get a lot of search engine love.

I believe the DoFollow tag is a great way to reward those who’s comments are on target with the subject matter and will cause those people to visit your blog again and again to add to the content of it.

I’ve worded as a paid comment blogger before and I found the job enjoyable. I’m actually thinking of getting back into the business, or perhaps starting my own comment for pay business. There are a lot of companies out there that do work similar to this, but honestly I’ve never seen one with the dedication I had to the job.

]]> By: Steve @ web design birminghamhttp://www.fastblogfinder.com/the-art-of-blog-commenting/comment-page-1/#comment-7912 Steve @ web design birmingham Tue, 15 Sep 2009 15:15:41 +0000 http://www.fastblogfinder.com/the-art-of-blog-commenting/#comment-7912 This is a great article in the art of blog commenting.... Too many people just leave a few words like. "Great Post" or "I enjoyed reading you post".Unfortunately this makes you feel like they haven't even read the post, even if they have!What we all want when you go to the trouble of putting a blog together is for people to make and leave 'considered' and well informed comments. This adds to the overall impact of you blog as people then enjoy reading other peoples comments as well as your original post!!!PS - Great software you guys have written!!! This is a great article in the art of blog commenting…. Too many people just leave a few words like. “Great Post” or “I enjoyed reading you post”.

Unfortunately this makes you feel like they haven’t even read the post, even if they have!

What we all want when you go to the trouble of putting a blog together is for people to make and leave ‘considered’ and well informed comments. This adds to the overall impact of you blog as people then enjoy reading other peoples comments as well as your original post!!!

PS – Great software you guys have written!!!

]]> By: tutuhttp://www.fastblogfinder.com/the-art-of-blog-commenting/comment-page-1/#comment-7444 tutu Fri, 10 Jul 2009 13:35:57 +0000 http://www.fastblogfinder.com/the-art-of-blog-commenting/#comment-7444 stead of first (I’m not sure if you numbered them 1 to 5 in order of importance). With all these bloggers putting up the rel nofollow attribute, building back links for the sake of getting “vote” or “PR leak” should be considered as a bonus instead of the main benefit that the commenter should pursue. Points 2-5: popularity, traffic, business relations, etc are far more important and it also forces everyone to leave comments that make sense instead of spamming. stead of first (I’m not sure if you numbered them 1 to 5 in order of importance). With all these bloggers putting up the rel nofollow attribute, building back links for the sake of getting “vote” or “PR leak” should be considered as a bonus instead of the main benefit that the commenter should pursue. Points 2-5: popularity, traffic, business relations, etc are far more important and it also forces everyone to leave comments that make sense instead of spamming.

]]> By: Gretenhttp://www.fastblogfinder.com/the-art-of-blog-commenting/comment-page-1/#comment-6946 Greten Mon, 25 May 2009 03:20:40 +0000 http://www.fastblogfinder.com/the-art-of-blog-commenting/#comment-6946 Hi Julia, just saw your comment to my blog and traced you back here.You're right with what you said in your post even though in my opinion, back links for PR should be the last priority instead of first (I'm not sure if you numbered them 1 to 5 in order of importance). With all these bloggers putting up the rel nofollow attribute, building back links for the sake of getting "vote" or "PR leak" should be considered as a bonus instead of the main benefit that the commenter should pursue. Points 2-5: popularity, traffic, business relations, etc are far more important and it also forces everyone to leave comments that make sense instead of spamming. Hi Julia, just saw your comment to my blog and traced you back here.

You’re right with what you said in your post even though in my opinion, back links for PR should be the last priority instead of first (I’m not sure if you numbered them 1 to 5 in order of importance). With all these bloggers putting up the rel nofollow attribute, building back links for the sake of getting “vote” or “PR leak” should be considered as a bonus instead of the main benefit that the commenter should pursue. Points 2-5: popularity, traffic, business relations, etc are far more important and it also forces everyone to leave comments that make sense instead of spamming.

]]> By: Tom@Green Tea Benefitshttp://www.fastblogfinder.com/the-art-of-blog-commenting/comment-page-1/#comment-6890 Tom@Green Tea Benefits Thu, 21 May 2009 22:49:31 +0000 http://www.fastblogfinder.com/the-art-of-blog-commenting/#comment-6890 There is an art to commenting, interesting post. I'm fairly new to internet marketing but have been getting quite alot of spam in my comments. I think Keyword Luv (which I've just heard about now) is a great idea becuase you get a comment with a name and the commenter gets a relevant keyword. I agree spelling etc is important (hope mine's ok!) There is an art to commenting, interesting post. I’m fairly new to internet marketing but have been getting quite alot of spam in my comments. I think Keyword Luv (which I’ve just heard about now) is a great idea becuase you get a comment with a name and the commenter gets a relevant keyword. I agree spelling etc is important (hope mine’s ok!)

]]> By: Rick @ SIP Trunkhttp://www.fastblogfinder.com/the-art-of-blog-commenting/comment-page-1/#comment-6445 Rick @ SIP Trunk Tue, 14 Apr 2009 05:26:24 +0000 http://www.fastblogfinder.com/the-art-of-blog-commenting/#comment-6445 Writers can still craft their essays, commentary or stories in an informal and relax manner (and as you put it "normal" language) but nothing substitutes for good grammar and punctuation, as you indicated. Nothing diminished the credibility of a serious blogger than a response filled with grammatical errors and incoherency due to a failure to proofread. Thank you for your article. Writers can still craft their essays, commentary or stories in an informal and relax manner (and as you put it “normal” language) but nothing substitutes for good grammar and punctuation, as you indicated. Nothing diminished the credibility of a serious blogger than a response filled with grammatical errors and incoherency due to a failure to proofread. Thank you for your article.

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