Read this howto first before you proceed…
…and read this warning about the do follow blog list accuracy.
- Get a big list of keyword relevant Blogs
- Filter Blogs for Do-Follow (Excel auto-filter, choose “Yes” in the “isDofollow” column for DoFollow Blogs)
- Sort Blogs by PR
- Get list of CommentLuv-Blogs
- Get List of KeywordLuv-Blogs
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That’s a good way of blogging. I have worked only on do follow links what should I do now? Anyways it was a wake up call for me as well. I would really appreciate if you keep uploading such useful information in your blogs. Now I think getting do follow blogs with PR will be much easier than before. Also I just wanted to know the difference between No follow and Do follow.
Hi Gerry
In Short: A nofollow link is a link that has been marked by the website owner (or by the CMS he or she uses) to be not followed by search engines. This means it will not be counted to improve rankings. Please note that this does not mean you should not build nofollow links, too – they are important to create a natural link profile. Just comment on some blogs and you will very probably get some nofollow links…
Mike
Hi Mike! It’s great to find people like you that share real and relevant information about SEO coz mostly I find garbage info and pretenders in this field. I’m new to blogging and still finding my way about SEO, I thought that it’s just enough to post important information and you’re done. But I was told that it’s also important to do SEO of my site so that more people can enjoy my articles. Thanks again!
Hey thanks for this wake up call. I think this was required at least for me. I have never seen anyone sharing their list like this. Might be that we might get some of the sites where once you enter the keywords they might give you this list but till now there are some bloggers who have mentioned about the penalty sites but nobody has yet listed them down. Anyways thanks for the list buddy.
Just tried out your tool, Michael – look forward to the email.
Sounds interesting; is this your invention?
Ana
Ana @ targeted website traffic´s last [type] ..CommentLuv Premium
Hi Ana
I hope the list was useful for you.
Yes the tool was programmed by me – so if you want, it is my invention
Hi Michael, want to ask you something, is this serviced free or paid? please reply
Hi James
The dofollow search is a free service – you can use it as often as you need.
Mike
Dave,
There is no hard science behind that as there are certainly more factors going into that equation – but as a rule of thumb adding 25% nofollow won’t hurt…
Mike
This is the first time I have seen this kind of method and I love to try this email method.
Do follow are hard to find especially high PR types.
It is just as important to have the nofollow as to get the right mix. Not everyone searches uses googlee.
Akismet is not bad either, you can even use those in combination. Akismet just has a privacy problem when you want to use it in germany as personal data (like the email adress is being sent to a third party server in the US
SEO’s are clearly going to have to change the way they build links. It’s getting more creative and challenging from the days when they’d go out and submit to every business directory under the sun.
It’s all about being interesting and relevant, with more of a focus on recommendation and social links, rather than manufactured ones – Google are showing that they are recognising this but it’s still annoying to see competitors ranking so well with bought links.
An SEO’s job should be to help clients to become smarter when it comes to their website and offering – just like other marketers do. Sending out the most flyers doesn’t give you the most publicity. You have to think about who your audience is and what they want.
Hi Tom
Well as far as I know nofollow is taken into account by all the major search engines… But maintaining a natural link profile has become more and more important, so I agree that having nofollow links is very important…
Mike
I think KeywordLuv is a fine idea because both parties benefit from it – the commenter gets a link and the blogger gets some fresh content, so it’s all good. Spammers may try to sabotage it but if they just stopped and thought about it they’d realise that they’re killing the goose that laid the golden egg! Plus I’d rather spend my time reading interesting blogs and leaving relevant comments anyday. Spamming is just soul destroying.
Just tried out your tool, Michael – look forward to the email.
Sounds interesting; is this your invention?
Hi Michael
I was just trying to find about different SEO techniques and was feeling so restless as was unable to understand any of the topics properly and lucky i dashed into your blog.. and it is thoroughly a life saver.. have now understood a lot more about SEO.
This is a great tool Mike. Its great I stumbled into your site. Now I can browse those dofollow blogs that can help in my SEO.
Many thanks!