Blog Comment Posting – 1 Ugly Secret To Getting Traffic To Your Blog
Blog Comment Posting…Get More Traffic To Your Blog
Okay…so why in the world do I have a picture to the left of a beautiful woman when this post has nothing to do with beautiful women? Well, I just couldn’t find the right picture to post here and decided, since I’m writing about an ugly secret, then maybe…just maybe I can get away with posting something beautiful. Did I get away with it?
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By the way, Blog comment posting is one of the many methods marketers use to get more traffic and back links to their blog. It’s time-consuming, but it does work wonders for increasing traffic to your blog. Despite that fact, many marketers are going about blog commenting in the wrong way.
Many blogs do not offer, “Do Follow” commenting. On the other hand, there are blogs like e-Businessmoms that offers “Do Follow” links on comments. What this means is that you receive benefit from leaving a comment with a link back to your site.
“Do Follow” blog comment posting…What really makes this special is that it will benefit your Search Engine Ranking Position (SERP). I don’t have a problem with this as long as the comments are genuine and it’s pretty much a way for me to say, “Thank you,” for visiting my blog.
I really hate when people spam my blog…leaving comments that quickly reveals that they did not read the article that they commented on. If you’re going to post comments, make sure that they are genuine or they will deleted.
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Blog Commenting Strategy: Traffic Sponge
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When you place a sufficient number of blog comment – postings on “No Follow,” blogs in order to gain back links to your website or blog, you are pretty much wasting your time.
These links are ignored by the search engines. So make sure you post on “Do Follow,” blogs. Again, don’t spam any blog whatsoever. Read the posts and be genuine in whatever you say in the comment box.
Now, blog comment posting on blogs just for the sake of gaining back links to your blog or website is so damn time-consuming that blog owners don’t want to do it. Some people actually use software… what I consider, spam bots. Please don’t do this.
Now that’s not all. Here’s the ugly secret. To save the trouble of making hundreds of comments on various “Do Follow” blogs, and avoid getting caught in spam filters, there are companies that will make relevant comments on blog posts using your chosen anchor text.
They charge anywhere from $19 for 100 comments and even up to $199 for 1000 comments left on your behalf. Would I consider this BS? Maybe, maybe not. However, it’s not something I would do.
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How Leaving Comments On Blogs Can Drive Traffic to Yours
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You know what, this can really become a problem for blog owners like me, because it makes the job of spotting spammy comments almost impossible. I do have the awful task of weeding through comments trying to decide whose comments are spam or not. Some of these comments are not detected as spam by the blog’s spam blocker.
So let’s take this into consideration, would you consider this spam… comments that were not actually written by the stated author, but was paid for? Does the fact that the comments were paid for make it legitimate? What do you think?
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I’m not sure I’m following you. Would you mind elaborating some more on your first point?
1Great info. Tweeted about it. I’ll bookmark this place too.
2Thanks for the tweet.
3Well, I personally wouldn’t buy “blog commenting packages” such as you mentioned. I don’t know who the company is, what kind of comments they’re leaving, etc. Unless they provided proof and the URL’s to all the comments, then maybe. But that’s a BIG maybe.
On the other hand, if you’re paying someone to market your websites in whom you trust, and you have them commenting on specific blogs, then that’s different. These are still paid blog comments (sorta), but it’s a much better strategy in my opinion. The person is using their own name and just linking to your website, but leaving a genuine comment.
As far as receiving these on my blog, as long as they’re genuine comments and not obvious spam, then I’ll approve them. I receive a lot of comments that are just very general and have nothing to do with the post specifically. These comments get sent to the spam folder immediately.
4Alan, I agree with you. You’re making a good point here. As for the quality of the comments, I get so annoyed with some of the spam comments. Some slip through the crack and they end up on my blog. If people would have the courtesy just to read the article they are commenting on and find value then I wouldn’t mind a comment with the purpose of gaining a back link. By the way Alan, I love your blog. I visited your blog yesterday. Great content!
5Very interesting idea, i recently came across your blog and have been reading along.. What you wrote is great advice any way that you look at it.
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6Thanks Stacy.
7I discovered your site on Google. I will definitely be bookmarking this site so I can stay updated on the latest developments. _________________________________________________________________________ Quit Smoking
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