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How to search blogs for blog commenting?
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Hi every one can any help me out regarding blog commenting
I am doing blog commenting since last 6 months to my automotive website i am posting the comment in blogs which are related to automotive only now i all most commented in 1500 blogs and i am not finding the new blog so how can i do blog commenting is there any other way to comment in new blog or getting the list of new blogs Kindly suggest me plz
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I would echo Doug's response, get involved in the community of auto website owners, write soem of the very best articles you can come up with and start submitting them to the best sites.
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Hey thanks a lot its really helpful thanks for your response
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Hi Prasanth,
I also recomend Google Alerts. Set it up with the keywords your looking for and you will receive all recent articles from blogs to those terms everyday.
Next be certain they have do folow in the coments.
Regards,
PP
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Thank You Soo Much
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Thank You Soo Much
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Hi Prasanth, As you had mentioned that you had been doing blog commenting for past 6 months this means that you had a good knowledge of do follow & no follow blogs. I adviced you to do do comments on do follow blogs. It will more beneficial to your website.
I am giving you a tools from which do follow blogs can be easily found.
I hope that your query had been solved.
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How much difference has all these blog comments made? What other link-buidling activity are you involved in? Blog / Forum comments are pretty low-value.
How about picking a handful of the more authoritative blogs, with the higher numbers of subscribers and seeing if you can get some guest posting opportunities.
Blog comments are a great first step when building a relationship with blog/blog author, but you need to get involved in the discussion and not push your own site.
Once you've got some engagement going then you can approach the blog for guest post opportunities...
I think if you've commented on 1500 blogs then it's probably time to move on to some higher value tactics!
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