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sarpras
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#1 · Posted: 30 Jan 2007 19:13
I have a question about posting comments on blog. I will post comments with web links to blog (Powered by blogger.com). Comments save to comment page of blogger.com that page have page rank 7.
Ex: http://www.blogger.com/comment.g?blogID=16753089&postID=11437607302387 2098
I will plan to post more than 100 comments with web links on different blog Powered by blogger.com (one comment for one blog account). All comments save to comments page of blogger.com (refer above link) that have page rank 7.
Please describe me it will provide more than 100 one way links (page rank 7) to my website? It helps to increase search engine rankings of my website.
Please post your experience about posting comments on blog.
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netjobs
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#2 · Posted: 30 Jan 2007 22:16
Yes, it'll help you to get better rankings, but don't try to spam blog comments, try to give some useful comments, so that the blog owner likes and allows to place your comments, otherwise now there are lots spam comments around there, so that blog owners blocks most of the comments, so be careful while giving comments..
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Vishal P. Rao
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#3 · Posted: 31 Jan 2007 00:33
Quoting: sarpras Please describe me it will provide more than 100 one way links (page rank 7) to my website? It helps to increase search engine rankings of my website.
No it will not. You are wasting your time. 99% of links in blog comments carry the "nofollow" attribute. Which means no PR will be transferred to links in comments. As a general thumb rule - if it's easy, it probably won't work.
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cherie27
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#4 · Posted: 20 May 2008 06:27
Vishal P. Rao: No it will not. You are wasting your time. 99% of links in blog comments carry the "nofollow" attribute. Which means no PR will be transferred to links in comments. As a general thumb rule - if it's easy, it probably won't work.
Thanks for sharing the info. I didn't know that the comments in the blog carry a nofollow attribute.
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HiAchiever
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#5 · Posted: 22 May 2008 12:51
You seem to want to concentrate on blogspot blogs. Yet, there are other blog infrastructures that do not force the nofollow tag in links.
In addition, wikipedia reports that search engines like Yahoo! and ask.com do follow links with the nofollow attribute and actually index the linked pages.
There are several products that help you find blog entries related to keywords. And they can locate only blogs without the nofollow tag. The product I use is Comment Kahuna which is free.
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freepaidsurveys
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#6 · Posted: 23 May 2008 03:13
Mostly comments posted only for back links is deleted by blog administrators.
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dmitch31
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#7 · Posted: 13 Aug 2008 13:08
I don't let ANY comments on my blog get displayed until I approve them. 95% of the comments left on my blog are spam and have nothing to do with the subject of my blog at all.
HiAchiever, thanks for the tip of Comment Kahuna. I will check it out!
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happywife
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#8 · Posted: 14 Aug 2008 01:14
I've used Comment Kahuna as well and have found it to be a helpful tool. I get side tracked at times and leave it for ages before using it, though. (It only works if I do.) 
Actually, I believe Google has a fairly new free blog search tool that does pretty much the same thing. It's a time saver when you are looking for blog posts related to your niche.
It can't be mentioned enough that it is important to provide genuine related comments to add to the discussion. Otherwise you are just wasting your time as well as the blogger's.
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