Awarding One Way Backlinks For Blog Comments
There’s this misconception amongst bloggers that every time they leave a comment on your blog that they are getting a free one way backlink.
Surprise! Not if you’re using WordPress.
By default WordPress puts the NoFollow attribute in your blog comments so when the web spiders come along they ignore the link, as far as Page Rank goes anyway. Thus you don’t pass along any link love to your visitors by giving out a free one way backlink.
If you want to give some link juice to your commenters you have to remove the nofollow attribute that WordPress takes upon themselves to place in the source code.
So that’s exactly what it is I do. I strip out the NoFollow attribute using the “DoFollow plugin for WordPress” and Voila!, now I have what is called a DoFollow Blog.
Some may say I’m nuts for bringing this to your attention because of all the unscrupulous people out there just looking for this kind of DoFollow blog where they can dump their three or four word spammy comments just to get a free backlink.
Well at this point in time I disagree. At least until I’m inundated with spam to the point where I’m spending more time deleting spam comments than I am replying to good quality comments about the subject I have written.
I believe that if someone takes the time to come to my blog and leave a relevant comment of value to my readers then I think the least I can do is reward them for it by giving them some link juice in the form of a one way backlink.
There’s a lot of controversy about the DoFollow plugin because some will say you will get more spam but I don’t seem to get any more spam now than I did before I installed it.
The jury’s still out on this though and until the spam really starts interfering with what I’m doing I’m going to keep doing it my way.
What does work great at keeping spammers at bay is the Akismet SPAM plugin. Just make sure you have this WordPress plugin installed as it does a great job.
There’s another really cool tool (at least I think so) that I use which quickly tells me if I’m getting any link juice or not.
It’s called the NoDoFollow Firefox Add-on. Obviously you need to be using the Firefox web browser. For those of you still using Internet Explorer isn’t about time to take off the training wheels and use a real web browser.
Now I don’t go out hunting for these so called dofollow blogs but it is kind of fun to use it when I’m commenting on blogs just to see what’s going on.
It highlights all links on the page in different colors telling you which ones carry the NoFollow attribute and which ones don’t.
You will quickly find out as you’re scouring the Internet for blogs to comment on that by far and away most of them will be of the nofollow type. But don’t let this deter you from commenting on them.
As long as the blog owner attaches the link of your choice to your name, that’s all you should be concerned with. If you leave a really great comment other commenters will see what you’ve written and they will want to click on your name to take a trip on the wild side to your site and see what you’re all about.
Let me just clear up something before I leave.
There really is no such thing as DoFollow. It just means it doesn’t have the NoFollow attribute which stops Googlebot (Google’s spider) dead in it’s tracks, at least when it comes to passing along some page rank for that particular link.
I made this video to further explain what’s said here. The video is just under 10 minutes long and I realize it makes this whole post rather long but I think it’s worth watching.
I would like to see more people make their blogs DoFollow as it encourages readers to leave comments on your blog. And we all know we can always use more comments.
til next time…
Jeff Sargent
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Hi Jeff,
I have already installed the “Do Follow” Plugin on my blog, and I must admit I have been receiving more comments since doing so.
Thank you for introducing me to the firefox plugin!
I use firefox, but had no idea about the addon. Thank You! Thank You! I am off to install it now!
See you back here soon!
Jacinta
.-= Jacinta Dean´s last blog ..John Thornhill’s Internet Marketing Master Class Coaching Program Week 6! =-.
Hey Jacinta,
I’m glad to see you have installed the Dofollow plugin. I’ll have to run right over so I can get some link love. ha!ha!
Just kidding, but you know I will be over.
I think you’ll really enjoy using the NoDoFollow plugin by Firefox.
Have fun and thanks for stopping by.
Later,
Jeff Sargent
Quality post Jeff. Spam comments are damn easy to spot and you’re asking for trouble regardless if you leave your comments unmoderated.
a little DoFollow love to your commenters goes a long way – after all they’re adding unique content to your post.
Austin.
.-= Working With Alex´s last blog ..Domain Names – Yet Another Lesson For Me =-.
Hey Austin,
I will always moderate all my comments. There’s no way I’ll take the chance of having some nasty remarks left on my blog. You’re right, my readers are adding unique content to my blog as long as it’s of good quality. If it’s not of good quality it will not get approved. I’m very fussy about comments left here. If it doesn’t add value or if it’s not relevant to the post it will not get approved.
Thanks for your thoughts.
Later,
Jeff Sargent
Hi Jeff,
Thankyou so much for this post, and for the useful pointer about the Firefox add-on.
Technology’s amazing isn’t it?
The no-follow/do-follow thing has always been a mystery to me, and your explanation has made it much clearer.
Thanks again and take care.
Jean
.-= Jean´s last blog ..Domain Names – Yet Another Lesson For Me =-.
Hey Jean,
Thanks for stopping by and I hope you have a better understanding about the nofollow attribute. There’s no way I could completely cover everything about nofollow and the controversies that come with it. So I’m considering a follow up post to this going into more detail. Not sure yet. We’ll see what I get for comments here and take it from there.
Later,
Jeff Sargent
Hey Jeff, thanks for the comment you left at my blog. Alex Jeffrey is one person I really want to get on a coaching course with but currently I have to put it on hold. I have heard nothing but good things about Alex and from what I can tell from the material I have seen he really is a top notch marketer.
Great post you have here by the way Jeff, really informative and a real eye opener for some new online marketers. I am fed up of opening up traffic eBooks and ‘traffic gurus’ claiming that blog commenting is a great way to build one way back links. I personally use blog commenting for branding myself within a market and building up relationships with other marketers within my niche. Any blog comments on ‘dofollow’ blog is just an added bonus.
I am currently writing a new eBook where I go into alot more detail on this subject, I will be sure to send you over a copy when its done and maybe you could give me your thoughts on it
.
Take care Jeff and keep in touch.
Michael Appleton
.-= Michael Appleton´s last blog ..My Thoughts On Alex Jeffreys Free Webinar =-.
Hey Michael,
Thanks for stopping by.
I hear you about the so called “Gurus” telling you that blog commenting is a great way of getting one way backlinks. Blog commenting is a great way to get more traffic from people clicking on your name, and as you say a way to brand yourself and build new relationships.
I was thinking of writing a follow up post to go into more detail about the nofollow/dofollow controversy. There is just so much BS on this subject and no body understands it. I’m not even sure Google understands it.
Yeah that would be nice, I’d appreciate a copy and I’ll certainly give you my two cents worth of an opinion.
Later,
Jeff Sargent
Hey Jeff,
Great post, I will definitely be looking into the “DoFollow” plugin.
I have to agree with you on the spam aspect, I use the Akismet plugin to stop the spam and I find it to be VERY efficient. Very rarely does it spam a comment that isn’t actually spam, and like you say, until this becomes a time consuming task, the “DoFollow” plugin sounds worth a shot
Talk soon,
Paul
P.S. Great Video btw!
.-= Paul Wilson´s last blog ..Press Release – worth it…or not? =-.
Hey Paul,
Glad you liked the video.
Yeah the DoFollow plugin is pretty cool. As we all know backlinks are the lifeblood of your site and if I can do anything to help my visitors that leave me good content then I’m going to do it. If that means a little more spam then I can handle that. If it gets out of control then I’ll have to come up with something else.
Later,
Jeff Sargent
I’ve been using the DoFollow plugin for a while now and it really has helped increase the number of comments my posts receive.
I’m the same, I always moderate my comments and since I added a comment policy those people that drop in and post a comment using Keywords instead of their actual name seem to have finally given up; I only one here and there.
Thanks for sharing,
Karl
.-= Karl´s last blog ..Create A New Audio Product Every Single Month In Just A Few Clicks! =-.
Hey Karl,
Thanks for stopping by.
Yeah, I think the DoFollow plugin is the way to go. People need a reason to return to your
blog and if they know they are getting some link juice passed back to them for leaving a
comment they are more likely to leave a good comment.
Later,
Jeff Sargent
Jeff,
Great post my friend. Do follow and no follow has always confused me even though Denis the WP plugin creator and I have even shared lunch in New York City.
He’s a great guy. Anyways, got to seriously think about using his plugin.
Thanks for explaining it real well.
Cheers,
Rob
.-= Rob Canyon´s last blog ..The Secret Society of ‘Blog Traffic Hurricane’… Here Is Where We Meet. =-.
Hey Rob,
Glad you stopped by.
I’m glad my explanation of Nofollow vs DoFollow has helped you understand the difference.
Rob don’t think about using this plugin, just go ahead and do it. It only takes a couple of
minutes to install.
Later,
Jeff Sargent
Hey Jeff,
Great post just installed the dofollow plugin, not sure if I will install the donotfollow as like you I don’t go looking for dofollow blogs, if I like a post I will comment if it is dofollow or not.
Then again I suppose it would be interesting to know, I’ll think on that one.
Cheers,
James
.-= James Howard´s last blog ..Dean Holland’s coaching re-opens ( and he’s GIVING it away ! ) =-.
Hey James,
Somehow I missed replying to your comment so I’m doing it now. Glad you installed the dofollow plugin as that’s the most important one for you to get more comments. As far as the nodofollow plugin, I use that mostly as a curiosity thing when I’m commenting on people’s blogs. Like I mentioned earlier, I don’t use this to determine whether or not I leave a comment or not. If I read a post I like I will leave a comment no matter what.
Later,
Jeff Sargent
Hi Jeff,
I just want to say thank you for showing us how to strip the nofollow from our blog comments, without doing it manually.
I’ve wondered now for a while if there was a plugin to do the job, and I thought I found one a while ago but it only worked on the blog authors links only.
I’m not going to install this right away, and the reason is I suddenly received 89 spam comments overnight! This has never happened to me before in such a high number, so I want to see if it continues first before I make my blog dofollow.
So I’ll be back over here to get the name of the plugin when I’m done doing this spam investigation.
Take care,
Paul.
.-= Paul Lear´s last blog ..FREE Traffic Tactics Interview with Lee McIntyre !! =-.
Hey Paul,
I missed replying to your comment as well as James. Sorry about that. Glad I could be of help in showing you this great plugin to strip the nofollow attribute from your comments automatically. I just popped over to your blog to see if you’ve installed it yet and I can see you are still on the fence on this one because of the spam. I can’t blame you but I can tell you that I still am not receiving any extra spam from using this plugin.
If I was receiving 89 spam comments a day I’m sure I’d remove it but for right now it’s working good for me.
Later,
Jeff Sargent
Hi Jeff,
Thanks for your advice on the opt-in form.
Luckily my spam rate has gone back down to about 7-8 per day again now, that 89 in 1 day was just a one off. (It was probably an badly programmed bot)
So I will try this out when I get a spare moment, and I’ve added to my “to do” list.
Paul
.-= Paul Lear´s last blog ..Traffic Guide For Newbies is LIVE! =-.
Hey Jeff
I think you have convinced me. Once I am done commenting I am going to install the dofollow plugin. It sounds like its a great thing to do to give back to your readers. Spam for me is up and down and the Akismet really gets it all for me anyways. Some of the spam I get is in a foreign language so I don’t know if it is spam, but I think it is.
Great post thanks for the information on the Dofollow. Both of my readers will be happy that I am a dofollow blog. Well I hope I have more than 2 readers and maybe now I will get more.
Thanks again
Jim
Hey Jim,
Thanks for the drive by. I just came form your blog and I see you’ve already installed the dofollow plugin. You won’t be sorry as your readers will appreciate it. Yes, there will be those that abuse it and spam you but that’s something we all have to learn to live with if we’re going to conduct business on the Internet.
And BTW, you now have 3 readers on your blog.
Later,
Jeff Sargent
Hey Jeff
Thanks somuch for this post. That has been one of the things I have been looking into but didn´t know where to start. I hasd watched a video saying avoid no-follow forum and I thought that may also be a reason for avoiding blogs.
So I have installed the Dofollow plugin and will see how it works.
Thanks
Kerie
.-= Kerie Hinchliffe´s last blog ..Ready To Maximise Your Blog Exposure? =-.
Hey Kerie,
You’re so welcome for the post but I should be thanking you for reading it and leaving a nice comment. I hope this post and the video has cleared up some of your questions and I’m glad to see you have installed the DoFollow plugin.
Later,
Jeff Sargent
Hi Jeff, great post, very helpful.
Nice to see that your blog is DoFollow. My blog is DoFollow too; so we are DoFollow comrades
. It’s a good way to reward your loyal commentators and it also helps to attract new ones. I’m trying to increase comments on my site. Last week I published a compilation of best comments on a previous post about creativity and it was great.
Regards Jeff.
.-= David | ilcantone.com´s last blog ..HOW TO ACHIEVE MORAL PERFECTION IN 13 WEEKS | BENJAMIN FRANKLIN’S VIRTUES =-.
Hey David,
Thanks for you comment and sorry it’s taken so long to reply. Glad to hear your blog is also DoFollow as I think if we had a lot more of them we all would benefit from more traffic. And I don’t know about you but I can always use more traffic.
Later,
Jeff Sargent
Hi Jeff,
Interesting post, I had been trying to figure out the DoFollow NoFollow rules, but didn’t realise wordpress was getting in the way.
I’ll definately add the DoFollow Pugin to my blog in the morning.
Thanks
John
Hey John,
Thanks for stopping by. Yep, WordPress took it upon themselves to nofollow all links left by your commenters. I like to make those kind of decisions myself when it comes to my blog. I just came from your blog and I see you have installed the dofollow plugin. Good Luck with it and hope you gain more comments from using it.
Later,
Jeff Sargent
Hi Jeff
I just wanted to say Thanks. I added the DoFollow plugin and activated it. It has been a week now and I have noticed already I get more traffic to my blog.
Thanks!
Jim
.-= Jim Hardin´s last blog ..Live Each Moment Like Your Last =-.
Hey Jim,
Glad you like the DoFollow plugin and I’m especially glad you’re seeing an increase in traffic because of it.
Later,
Jeff Sargent
Jeff,
Thanks for visiting my blog. I see that you are into doing videos. I have yet to cross that hurdle.
How do you get so many comments?
Hey Evan,
Thanks for stopping by.
Yes, I do like doing videos but I don’t really do that many. I would really like to start doing a lot more as videos have become so powerful. I’m more into the “How To” screen capture videos than I am into talking into a camera and plastering my ugly mug all over the Internet.
As far as how do I get so many comments. Well I don’t think I get that many and certainly would like a lot more but all I do is visit a lot of other blogs and some of them reciprocate and come visit mine.
Later,
Jeff Sargent
Thanks Jeff,
Great information and I will be updating my blog now with these plugins.
Great site with good information.
Papa Tom
.-= Papa Tom´s last blog ..An Introduction In To Huna =-.
Hey Tom,
Thanks for dropping by and I’m glad you liked the plugins I use and that you’re going to implement them on your website. You can have fun using these plugins plus the added bonus of getting more traffic.
Later,
Jeff Sargent
Hi Jeff
I’m still setting up my WordPress site, but I have been thinking about the dofollow and commentLuv plugins.
I know something about SEO and link juice but can’t make my mind up!
I’ve heard both sides of the argument… your side i.e. reward comments with a dofollow link and the other side i.e. don’t bleed link juice.
The more I read the more confused I get.
One last question… is there an internet explorer equivalent of the Firefox tool? I’m guessing that the answer is no, or you would have mentioned it.
BTW… found your site via Evan Becks site.
Hey Keith,
Thanks for stopping by. I guess I owe thanks to Evan Beck too.
To the best of my knowledge there’s no equivalent in Internet Explorer. My suggestion to you is too make your life a lot easier and start using Firefox for all your browsing. Not even for the use of the hundreds of plugins but simply because it’s much better than IE. It took me forever to change from IE to Firefox because I was just so used to IE that I didn’t want to bother changing. But one day I just got so sick of IE crashing I made the change and have never looked back.
As far as bleeding out link juice to other sites, I don’t worry about it. I’m not going to pretend that I’m some kind of SEO expert but I believe that Google rewards you for doing this. Yes you are giving away some of your PR with each outgoing link but I believe that Google looks at this in a positive way and any time I can please Google I’m going to do it.
What would happen if everyone used the nofollow attribute in all their outgoing links. NO ONE would get any page rank except for what you have created for yourself with your own internal linking or links from your other websites.
As I mentioned earlier that I’m no SEO expert so I just do what I think is best for my sites. There is so much crappy information out there regarding PR and the use of the nofollow attribute that it’s just impossible to believe anybody. I’m not so sure even Google fully understands what it is they want. Unless you have performed tests on your own website(s) and have the results to prove your linking strategy works then I take most of what I read on this topic with a grain of salt.
Later,
Jeff Sargent
Hi Jeff
Thanks for such a detailed response.
Good point about Firefox. You may just have tipped me over the edge. What creatures of habit we are!
If the dofollow and commentLuv are working for you, that’s great. But I suspect your success is greatly helped by the time you take to reply to your visitors, as I can see above.
Will drop by again….
.-= Keith Davis´s last blog ..The eyes have it! =-.
Hey guys, thanks for the mention. Just wanted to say that I think that leaking page rank is kind of an over-rated topic. I think for our kind of business model it is better to pass on some of that link love.
I am ranking page 1 for some of my target keywords (wrote a recent post about it) and I don’t even have any page rank, because the site is too new.
That kind of indicates to me that PR is no longer that important. What do you think?
.-= Evan Beck´s last blog ..How to Honestly Judge Review Sites =-.
Hey Evan,
Congrats on getting on page 1 of Google(I assume).
Obviously the most important thing to us is to get on the first page of Google for the keywords we want to rank for. But I completely disagree with what you say about PR no longer being that important. This is a very controversial subject and there’s no way I want to get into it here in this comment. I haven’t made a post in a while and it’s time so maybe I’ll make one on Google Pagerank vs SERP.
Later,
Jeff Sargent
Thanks for the heads up on this Jeff – I have the top commentators widget installed in mine set to do follow
that should do the trick right?
Al
Hi Jeff,
It’s been a long time since we have spoken. I have been so busy with other aspects of my business I have been neglecting my blogging.
I have another answer to the follow / no-follow dilemma. I use a plug-in called Lucia’s Linky Love. It lets you control whose links get followed based upon the number of comments your visitors leave.
That way, the people who frequent your blog and are active will be rewarded with some link love. The plug-in is older and no longer supported but still works well and I have never had any problems with it. The last update was for WP 2.3 and I am running 2.9 with no hitches.
Anyhow, that is another option that gives you a little more control. I can’t believe that it has been better than a year since we joined Alex’s coaching. Last year I made a comment on Garry Parkes’ blog where I listed my goals for 2009.
Yesterday I went back to Garry’s blog, copied the list and then posted it on my blog. I went through each goal and noted the results from 2009. I also listed my new goals for 2010.
Making my goals public like that helped add some accountability and motivated me to achieve more. I would like to invite you to come and post your goals for 2010 on my blog when you get a chance.
By the way, are you going to make it to Las Vegas this year? Hope to see you there.
JT
.-= JT Martin´s last blog ..New Years Resolutions and Revelations. =-.
Hey JT,
You’re absolutely right, it’s been way too long since we’ve spoken. We need to stay in touch so we can keep an eye on each other. I know where you’re coming from though as we all get so busy at times in our business that we tend to forget about the important things like our friends.
I thought about installing Lucia’s Linky Love but never did so. I monitor my comments very closely and if they aren’t completely relevant and contribute valuable content to my readers then I won’t approve them.
No I’m going to miss Las Vegas again this year. I’m really dissappointed that I can’t make it as I would love to meet all the AJ students that I’ve made friends with over the last year. There’s always next year.
It’s funny that you came to my blog and mention your goals for 2010 because I had just finished writing a post on mine but hadn’t got around to publishing it because I had to make the graphic that you see at the beginning of the post. Of course now you’ll have to come back here to see what I wrote.
Thanks for stopping by JT and don’t be a stranger.
BTW, it’s -12F wind chill and snowing here. I’m sure you feel really bad for me as you’re probably sipping on a cold beer in the 80F heat. Maybe I should go to Vegas just to get away from this freakin cold weather for a few days.
Later,
Jeff Sargent
We have also gone ahead and installed the DoFollow Plugin. We had our apprehensions especially with regard to the spam outpour. But you cogent reasoning has convinced us for better counsel.
I was informed avoid no-follow forum and I considered that a valid enough excuse for avoiding blogs. But I have just installed the DoFollow.
Hi Jeff,
Great advice. I installed the dofollow plugin on my site. I’ve been using the Akismet plugin for some time, and it’s worked great for spam. I tried to install the NoDoFollow Firefox plugin, but it doesn’t work on the 3.6 version.
Matt
Orange County Mortgage
.-= Matt´s last blog ..Orange County Mortgage: Tips on Buying a Short Sale =-.
Hi Jeff,
I’m a former Alex Jeffrey’s student and happened upon your blog.
I had no idea that WordPress was actually No-Follow! Thanks so much for your explanation.
Needless to say, as soon as I’m done commenting I’m going to install the DoFollow plug-in!
I’ll be back to read more of your posts.
Take care,
Lori
.-= Lori James´s last blog ..Come Get Your Free Gifts at JT Martin’s Birthday Bonanza Giveaway! =-.
Hey Lori,
Thanks for visiting and leaving a nice comment.
I know you’re a former student because you were in the same class as me. Hard to believe it’s been almost a year and a half.
Yes, WordPress has kindly taken it upon themselves to make links in your blog comments nofollow by default. It would be nice if they had a check-box so you could decide for yourself whether or not you wanted nofollow.
I just came from your blog and I see that you already installed the DoFollow plugin.
Thanks for stopping by and don’t be a stranger.
Later,
Jeff Sargent
Thanks for sharing this – something I have not really given much thought to myself.
I will try it out to see if it makes a difference.
Sorry about missing the swap – I’m going down to one per week in April and have no one booked up anyway
.-= Peter Davies´s last blog ..How Often Do You Mail Your Lists? =-.
Hey Peter,
Thanks for dropping by and don’t worry about missing the swap. It happens to the best of us. I know we all have so much going on it’s very easy to mess up once in a while. At least we got the adswap done and I think we both did alright.
Later,
Jeff Sargent
Hi Jeff,
I am a student of Mark Terrell, and just stopping by some people’s blogs and so glad I stopped by yours, I have just installed, the no follow and excited to see how it will work, thank you,I would love you to stop by and leave a comment.
Karen
Hey Karen,
Thanks for stopping by.
I think you’ll be happy with the DoFollow plugin. It rewards your visitors for leaving comments on your blog. Keeping them happy is what makes them come back.
I will be over to visit as that is one of the things I try very hard to do is return the favor.
It’s the old “You Scratch My Back and I’ll Scratch Yours” theory.
It’s great that you’re a student of Mark’s. I know him and I know he will teach you well.
Later,
Jeff Sargent
I did have the NoFollow attribute previously, but your cogent logic has convinced me otherwise.
I think this NoFollow attribute is counterproductive in many ways, it does hamper traffic to one’s site.
Hey, finally a blogger who’s gotten it right! My understanding is that Google’s latest caffeine update (May 2010, I think) put a lot of value on activity when determining where to rank a blog in search engine results. So blogs that are dofollow and attract comments should now perform better in the search engines than those that don’t. Running a dofollow blog should hopefully put you ahead of the game. (Hey, I found you, and apparently a lot of other people did, too!) Nice work.
I always moderate my comments and since I added a comment policy those people that drop in and post a comment using Keywords instead of their actual name seem to have finally given up; I only one here and there. In addition, to develope a successful blog takes time, and resources. Finding and developing a Dofollow blog that produces results are important steps to make links of Web site access easily. I’ve been using the DoFollow plugin as soon as start made blog and it really has helped increase the number of comments my posts receive. In fact Many people do not do the necessary research to improve their blogs by using WordPress and free way backlinks. This is the best way for them increase rank PR on Website.
.-= Recharddo@Paris Accommodation´s last blog ..Nice apartment with vue on Eiffel Tower in Paris =-.
I think the trade-off is beneficial. Sure you may eventually see an increase in spam, but you will definitely get more people visiting your blog. If you can’t take an extra 15 minutes to moderate comments, then you’re not ready to make it a profitable endeavor.
Thanks for stopping by Mark.
Your right, as you say here it only takes a few minutes to strip out the SPAM comments as long as you keep up with it. I check my blog usually everyday and take care of them so it’s no big deal. If I were to let it go for weeks at a time then sure it would be a problem but if you have a blog you should be checking it everyday so you can interact with your readers in a timely manner.
Later,
Jeff Sargent
Thanks i’m going to add “DoFollow plugin for WordPress” to all my blogs, I think it good to reward readers for there comments after all they’re adding unique content to your post
Thank you for a very informative post, I particularly like the point that comments should be useful and add value to the blog, otherwise it’s just spam. Blog commenting is an effective and valuable part of a well developed link building strategy which should include adding your URL to quality directories as well as creating quality and informative article content then submitting to article directories.
Great article. I am so glad I found you com ComLuv. I think ComLuv is a great resource for Internet Marketers looking to learn more about their niche and comment with others that are great contributors. I just hope that users don’t start spamming the system.
DoFollow or NoFollow, a link is still a link. However, one should not comment on a blog or website with obvious spam links because it will also affect your site ranking.
That’s good! I am just set my blogs dofollow for everyone