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Today’s post is going to be on the art of aquiring links through blog comments.  Blog commenting is not fun, so I’m going to show you how to get the most out of your blog comments and links.  I’m sure that many of you have had the experience of blog commenting, waiting for the links to roll in, and then they never hit google.  What a waste right?  Hopefully after reading this this will not happen to you again.

So our objective is to get all of the comments that we have made noticed by google bot so we can pick up our sweet links.  If you simply post a comment, then there is a reasonable chance that search engines will never pick it up.  The solution is to gently guide the search engines to check out those links.  I’m going to give you a quick easy way to do this.  Please, be creative and try different ways to make this work for you.

1. First thing to do is to make a list of all of the pages that you made a comment on.  If you make a comment, and it goes through, save the link in a notepad document.

2. Now sign up for an account at Wordpress.com or Blogger.com and start a blog.  Now write a post that includes links to all of the comment pages that you saved.

3. Now sign up for an account at digg.com.  Now submit your wordpress or blogger post that has the links to digg.

That is all there is to it.  If all goes well your digg page will be indexed quickly.  It will spit google bot out at your free blog, and your blog will spit google out to all of the links that have your comments on them.  Now I’m not saying that this is a fool proof method or 100% successful.  This method can however be applied in a number of different ways boosting its effectivness.

Note:  Don’t use your own blog to post links to the comments you made.  You’ll be turning your 1 way links into recipricol links and screwing up the link weight.

Tags: blog, comments, google, indexing, intermediate, links, wordpress

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