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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But most of them avoid doing into nofollow links…
Oh, you don’t have to chase nofollow links, just sprinkle them in from time to time. Or if you see a blog you really like, take part in the discussion regardless whether it is nofollow or dofollow – after all that is what the web is about
Mike
Well said about what the web is about.
I strongly believe that if we are going to be using the web as an income source we should make sure it continues to work and serve it’s real purpose. Ethical marketing FTW!
Spamming may work in the short term but will just make comments worthless and it’s our own customers/visitors that end up with a worse web because of it.
Sadly people are greedy though and will probably end up killing off comments as a good source of backlinks.
is it totally free?
Yes it is – use it as often as you want
I only build on dofollow links since I’ve read a lot of post regarding nofollow links, they say too many nofollow link will harm your site and its not helping your site in terms of SERP.
Hi Clark
There is a big difference between not helping your rankings and hurting your site, Nofollow links will definitely NOT hurt your site. And while getting nofollow links will not help getting better rankings, the complete absence of nofollow links will surely hurt your rankings. If you are getting links naturally, that is by people who just like your site you will very probably already have a few nofollow links. But imagine what happens if you only have dofollow links – no natural linking pattern would look like that and ist will very likely trigger a penalty for your site…
Mike
You have to include no follow links in my opinion. Doing anything else looks unnatural and flags to Big G that your trying to trick the system.
Does this mean I can take the opportunity to build backlink with this comment on your site and get a dofollow link as well? If so, thanks in advance!
I’ve recently check my backlinks and I was shock that from a hundred of backlinks, it increased to 2 thousand and I noticed almost 80% are nofollow links from 1 website which a recent comment widget. Question, what will be the effect of that? Thanks..
Frank,
The effect is nothing really spectacular: Those links just don’t count in your ranking. It not uncommon that some big sites have sitewide links, even if these links were dofollow it would gain you more ranking power than one good link from that same domain as the link would be recognized as a sitewide link. So in short: nothing to worry about.
Mike
If nofollow have no effect in your SEO, what’s the purpose of building in nofollow sites? Just to make your site “natural”?
Yes it has the effect of you link profile staying natural looking – and I would not say “just” as this is essential to prevent penalties…
Mike
I’ve noticed the following thing. Many bloggers start their blogs from “dofollow”. This trick gives lots of backlinks, as many websites include their blogs into dofollow list. But after few months blogs become “nofollow”.
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Hello Michael,
Sorry to say, but your application didn’t worked for me. Yes, it gave me the search items but most of them were nofollow. I have used the search term “blogging” and “affiliate marketing” to find the blogs. Can you please help me?
Hi Mac
Did you use the auto filter setting to filter for dofollow in the list?
Mike
In this case, we obtain that most links will go to the comments on other blogs, I think it would cause suspicion of Google. Maybe we should dilute what some other links?
Solessito,
You are right, blog commenting should never be your only source of links – it is always a good ide to follow a diversified approach.
Mike
Hey Michael,
Thanks for the share. This is is a great way to get high PR backlinks to your sites. As far as putting together a good list of dofollow blogs, Scrapebox is an awesome tool. It can quickly scrape huge lists of high PR dofollow blogs. Then, you can manually post relevant, insightful comments to get your backlinks.
I agree with a grace,that backlinks are lifeline of sites.no follow links are not harm on your sites.no follow links means that search engine will not count that a backlink.it does not effect on a traffic of the site.
I use various online backlink checkers and noticed that some of my older nofollow blog comment links have recently turned dofollow according to the checker. Yet when I go to the site all the blog comments still show red with my nofollow highlighter. What’s up with that?
Hi Zack
I guess that your backlink ckecker does not take into account all possibilities how to make a link nofollow. If there is a page wide declaration like then all the links on that page are actually nofollow, no mater whether the link itself has a nofollow tag on it or not…
Mike
Hello Michael
First time I’ve visited your site and just downloaded the dofollow blog list using the search engine provided above for the keyword “seo”.I’ve checked the list sent to me by email.There are around 14000 webpages in the list .But most of the pages have PR0 .I urgently need a list of High PR pages focused on SEO.Could you please guide me from where I can obtain such a list .I’m ready to buy such a list if the price is reasonable.So please tell me where to start.
Hamza,
I am sorry my list are keyword centric and I only deliver the PR because some people still give weight to it.
There are a few open questions in your request – what does high PR mean for you? Does it start with 3 or 4 or 5? Also what is a reasonable price for you? If you are interested, contact me via contact form or via email, as you might know I am an IT consultant. Maybe we can work out something that suits your need.
Mike
Awesome resource, Michael. Thank you for sharing this with the rest of us. Blog commenting plays a dual purpose for me – building links and learning – so this tool will help me be more effective and weed through blogs more quickly. I’ve bookmarked it and will be back on a regular basis. Thanks again!
Spamming may work in the short term but will just make comments worthless and it’s our own customers/visitors that end up with a worse web because of it.
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