Comments on: It Is Hard Finding A Useful Comment

By: Nik Cornel@Property Loss Attorney

Nik Cornel@Property Loss Attorney — Tue, 08 Dec 2009 22:18:52 +0000

Yeah I agree. But it seems its the only way one can multiply links easily. We all know that Directory listing is dead and we must move on for today’s trend in seo link building.

Admin: Your statement comes from inexperience. Blog commenting is a very poor choice when it comes to link building. Directory listing are not dead. You just have to use human edited directories and follow their rules.

By: Anders @ Divorce Lawyer London

Anders @ Divorce Lawyer London — Mon, 16 Nov 2009 10:53:35 +0000

I think a lot of people have this same problem. Comments like “Nice Post” are the one’s that really annoy me – even on other people’s blog. Does it really take that long to read a post and write something useful? I don’t think so, and I read blogs that I actually find interesting and want to read.

In the long run these spammers just ruin it for themselves, and unfortunately everyone else as well.

Admin: This is one reason why I no longer blog comment for links!

By: mark@Bunn Coffee Filters

mark@Bunn Coffee Filters — Wed, 11 Nov 2009 22:44:41 +0000

I’m glad that you remove back links on people who don’t respect keyword luv. I think it is pretty ridiculous that people don’t even read your comment policy, especially since they are wasting both your time and their time because you will not give them a do follow link anyway. Sorry to hear that all of the worthless comments are getting you down, but as a fellow blogger, I understand.

By: manu@indian instrumental

manu@indian instrumental — Tue, 27 Oct 2009 12:52:58 +0000

Very informative and useful content is there in your post. Its very helpful for me and I am experiencing the change in my own website. I know when I first started blogging and would complain in a post that no one is commenting . I always had one blogger comment that I needed to ASK A QUESTION! Not that I always do, but I know it sure helps both to encourage a comment as well as think of my own question on someone elseÃ¢ï¿½ï¿½s blog so I can answer when I read a post that I want to comment on. Admin: Comment does not pass our Comment Policy Guidelines

By: Brno

Brno — Sun, 25 Oct 2009 13:37:23 +0000

That is a common practice. From the whole bunch of comments only one or two really make sense, the rest is just a stupid spam.
Scratch My Back plugin is really an interesting solution – such comments like “thanx., great post” or “great blog” are automatically rejected. It would be also a great idea to install captcha plugin.

Admin: I have no need for a captcha I use Tan Tan Noodles it kills bot spam.

By: imergent052

imergent052 — Sat, 24 Oct 2009 08:34:54 +0000

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By: Land For Sale

Land For Sale — Thu, 22 Oct 2009 21:55:21 +0000

I agree with you. I don't like the blitzkrieg idea of blasting the internet with as many blog comments as possible. I try to read the material and understand it. Afterwords if I feel I can make a worthwhile comment I will. I hope others do the same to me. Speed commenting is not for me. I hope you idea of worthwhile comments is the better method. You might agree but you don't know how to use Keyword Luv. Admin: Comment does not pass our Comment Policy Guidelines

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By: Kikolani @ Art of Blogging

Kikolani @ Art of Blogging — Tue, 20 Oct 2009 18:23:28 +0000

Since my company has entered the world of blog commenting for links, I have gotten some insight into the world of spam commenters. I have explained that it takes time to make a valuable comment on a blog, and that non-valuable comments are likely to look like spam and never be approved, defeating the purpose of commenting.

But when it comes to businesses using blog commenting for link building, the goal is to do as many comments as fast as possible. And on top of that, there was little training as to the different aspects of blog commenting (looking for comment policies, what is Keyword Luv / Comment Luv, etc.) Basically, everyone was told to skim articles, make a “useful” quick comment and move on.

I’m hoping that after a few months of this, we will go back and compare the ratio of fast comments vs. valuable ones that are actually approved. Then maybe they will see the benefit of slowing down and making more approvable comments.
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