Comments on: An Experiment On Dofollow, Trackback, Proper Blog Commenting And SEO All In One Swoop.

By: Targeted Credit

Targeted Credit — Sat, 21 Feb 2009 21:56:28 +0000

I think getting spam is a minor incovenience compared to the benefits one gets from having a dofollow blog. Visitors have added incentive for leaving comments knowing that they will be rewarded for their effort. Whatever spam that’s left, there’s always the blog owner doing the moderation anyway, or akismet.

By: iloveadobo

iloveadobo — Fri, 14 Nov 2008 18:42:01 +0000

@kelli, start at teli adlam’s optiniche site for the trackback tutorial. her step by step instructions are very clear and spot on.

giving out link love is easier. just install the plugins and you’re good to go.

but, you have to install and activate an anti-spam plugin, too. just to be safe.

By: become a freelancer

become a freelancer — Fri, 14 Nov 2008 06:05:08 +0000

I also wanted to thank you for the link to the Trackbacking tutorial. That is a concept I have just not understood yet. Hopefully, this tutorial will shine a little light on me. Thanks.

Kelli

By: become a freelancer

become a freelancer — Fri, 14 Nov 2008 06:03:24 +0000

Hi. I followed your trackback from Case Steven’s blog, so it is working to some degree. I want to allow good commenters link love, too. I was just wondering how to do it, when I read your article. Now, I’m off to Andy Beard’s article to learn about those plug-ins you mentioned. Enjoyed your post.

Kelli Workman

By: TheAnand

TheAnand — Thu, 10 Jul 2008 23:37:25 +0000

I am also in the process of trying out a commenting solution not for backlinks, but for traffic. consider your blog a part of this experiment

Commenting is the best way to get some traffic and exposure for low budget marketing.

By: edgar

edgar — Sun, 09 Mar 2008 04:47:04 +0000

I’m a newbie on-line writer and still trying to learn the ropes of the trade. Inch by inch, I try to explore the nooks and crannies of this exciting world; and, what I see is truly wondrous. For people like me who have never stepped beyond the bounds of our own small patch of land, I call the “Philippines”- the internet has opened up a whole new vista, which can liberate us from the confines of parochialism, myopia and self-pity. What you said is true. This country of ours is stuck in a political and economic morass that gets deeper by the day. This country is indeed a paradox; sooooo rich in resources - natural and human – yet soooo poor. Most of my relatives and friends are now living or are now planning to live abroad and I’m the only one stuck, or shall I say, clinging desperately to this place. I though it was a stupid thing to do, that is, staying here when everybody else is jumping out of the sinking ship. But what you said again is true. If you were given the alternative that you have now in finding money-making opportunities – you wouldn’t have left the Philippines. I love this place and with the myriad opportunities for making money now available, I think I’ll stick out ‘til the very end. Good luck to your new venture. Thanks.

By: bLuefRogX

bLuefRogX — Wed, 21 Nov 2007 13:15:13 +0000

Its a nice concept, but it also leads to increased ’spam’ with comments like ‘Good Job’ or ‘Nice blog’ that are not actually relevant to the post, but are just there because the poster saw a ‘DoFollow’ badge on the blog and wanted a backlink.

I suppose you could call this a double edged sword, it’d definitely get your more comments, but also increase your moderation work.

By: PlugIM.com

PlugIM.com — Wed, 14 Nov 2007 14:25:21 +0000

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