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Thanks! That helps alot. I'm going to need a new plan for my blog.

Thanks for the input. So what type of links would be counted? Guest blog links perhaps?

Doesn't Google now count some nofollow links from high authority sites? Or am I wrong on this belief?

Hey there,

So I'm sure this question must of been asked before but I was curious of whether or not it truly does carry some weight when it comes to SEO.

As an example, lets say my domain name was "kokkle.com" if I left comments (non-spam comments) on articles that were related to the some-what the same niche. And as the comment name I left it as Kokkle would that seem like your commenting just for SEO purposes?

I want to leave actually good comments that will carry on discussions within various sites/blogs but I'm afraid to put my domain name on the comments.

What do you think? Is blog commenting a good form of building backlinks? If so, how should one go about it?

Thanks

I have website which has a tag cloud at the footer. This tag cloud or tag box has about 40 links pointing to different words(tags) pages.

I believe that the tags are hardly ever clicked on by visitors, since its at the footer.

If the tag cloud is removed would this decrease the number of on-site links? According crawl diagnostics summary I have 195 pages with too many links.

Would removing it help? And what kind changes can I expect if they removed (seo wise)?

Would you know a way to find bloggers that talk about infographics via Google?

Or if theres a specefic site besides the major ones like visual.ly ?

So what would you guys say is the best way to market a infographic and get as much exposure to it as possible. The main goal is to get backlinks from blogs and somewhat of social buzz on twitter and facebook. So would anyone suggest doing a Press Release for infographic? And if so, does anyone have any suggestions on which press release site to go with?