Here's an offer you can't pass up - You can get links from high Page Rank blogs by posting comments on them. I'm not talking about comment spam. I'm talking about the kind of comments that bloggers want you to make. (Go ahead, make a comment here and you'll get a free link.)
But a lot of bloggers use the "nofollow" attribute meaning that the search engines won't follow the links and give you credit for them. If it's link value you're after, then you want to post on blogs that don't use the "nofollow" attribute.
In this little $1 item you'll be shown how to find blogs that don't use the "no follow" attribute, and you'll also be given a list of many top ranking blogs that are happy to have your comments.
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It's a good idea to encourage comments (see? I am already taking your challenge) especially if you use indexable comments. They add to the content of the page and in the end, it is only a win-win situation: you get more content, better keyword density, and the one posting the comment gets a free link. I think you should probably tell your readers this to be as transparent as possible about the advantages.
But in the end, what really matters about comments, is what we can learn from our readers. :) And how we reciprocate.
Thanks very much for stopping by. You're right about encouraging comments. Of course it takes time and thought to say something meaningful, but I've found it very educational to make a point of visiting as many blogs as possible, and found most fellow bloggers quite willing to reciprocate.
So blog on!
Do Follow
Having the nofollow attribute removed from our blogs certainly helps draw readers and comments, but like Court said, it gets abused pretty often.
For those interested, here's the link to Darren's very helpful post.
http://www.problogger.net/archives/2007/11/07/11-tips-for-getting-your-comments-noticed-on-a-popular-blog/
I think you're right about that link. Either I wasn't thinking straight when I put it there, or something has changed. The program being promoted by Johnathan Leger involved a "system" for looking for the no-follow tag as well as a list of about 65 marketing blogs that had removed it. Since then Chris Compton has also come out with a little piece of software that will search for no-follow blogs (Wordpress) with any theme and find potentially hundreds of them.
Hi Sutocu..
I will sure try to drop by your blog. Thanks for visiting.
Thanks for stopping by.
The "DoFollow" Blog List was initiated here:
http://www.feverishthoughts.com/do-follow-bloggers/
It's a plug in which Tricia will set up for you.
Thanks for the visit. I checked out your blog. Looks good and very informative. I hope to visit from time to time.
Thanks for stopping by. I understand what you're saying about the $1 thing. If it was my information to give I would be giving it away, but it is not. I believe the originator of the product, Jonathan Leger, wanted to do a little test using this product.
As you can see from the "dofollow" list in the sidebar I subsequently found another source of dofollow blogs, and that information is free for the taking.
Rick