Promoting Your Keyword Using Dofollow Comments

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No sooner I had turned off those devil ‘NOFOLLOW’ from comment author and recent posts link, I observed a good increment in interest to leave comments in the posts. I’m glad with all this. I feel my blog is breathing better.

There has arisen some issues too, due to this recent change and my declaration to welcome every comment author with a reward of link juice, some new comment authors are jumping and running through all over the marathon ground.

Its not to hurt you nor I am against the keyword promotion that you feel vital in ranking, but look at the appearance of comment:

comment

Now, how shall I respond to this comment? Shall I greet Welcome Emecopaul Blogging tips? Is it not far more than ridiculous?

I thought for the solution. I know, Andy used to provide KeywordLuv plugin that would separate name from the keywords entered in Name field of comment form. But it is no more compatible. Andy responded in my previous post “How to Know if Your Blog is Dofollow or Nofollow?” as:

You may be interested in some new developments for CommentLuv and dofollow (and keywordluv type features)

Check out my last blog post link, it will lead you to a post that explains how to have your blog as dofollow for the last blog post links and not have to worry about dofollow bots ruining it for everyone.

it’s funny the previous comment about calling someone Internet Marketer, I don’t really agree with keywords as the name so I added another function (brand new last night) that shows the persons real name and then next to it, it shows a link using the anchor text from the users registered site name.

This only happens for registered comluv.com users which means, bots, spammers and other evil doers wont get to feel the luv. And, if a member starts behaving like an evel doer, I can ban them from one point and they no longer get to be a dofollow taker.

It’s not ready yet but comluv gold will be the one (comment) plugin to rule them all!

happy blogging!

It will take some more time for the plugin be ready and available for public use. Thus the ad-hock solution:

My Request till permanent solution is obtained

Please, don’t enter keywords in Name field of comments form. It is meant for your name.

Should you promote your keyword, you can enter up to one link in comment text as your signature. Start your link url with http:// to point to your site correctly otherwise your link will be internal.

As far as possible make your Avatar displayed. Comments without Avatar are considered ‘with spam email address’.

Links that are relevant to the context of comment are welcomed if they really add value. Please don’t over do it to appear spam.

I will not approve very short comments. Those greedy tongs that just intends to lick juice.

I hope KeywordLuv feature plug-in will be available soon to automate the process. I hope till then you won’t mind the restrictions.

Happy Blogging!

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16 Responses to Promoting Your Keyword Using Dofollow Comments

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  2. Kevin M.
    Twitter:
    says:

    I still have lots to learn about dofol­low and nofol­low.  I have com­mentluv on my blog.  Does that auto­mat­i­cally make it dofollow?

    • Suresh Khanal
      Twitter:
      says:

      Its not com­mentLuv in fact to make your blog dofol­low or nofol­low, it’s the rel=‘nofollow’ plu­gin in your html code that makes a link nofol­low. I checked your blog and it is dofol­low blog. But because you have used IntenseDe­bate which is java based com­ment­ing sys­tem, the dofol­low links can’t pass the link juice to the links on com­ment. That way, the links on com­ments are not ‘nofol­low’ but because search engines can’t see those com­ments behind Java, the lin­kLove can’t flow down through those links.

      Thank you Kevin for dig­ging this post.

  3. Bratz says:

    A good move you have here Suresh. Mak­ing your blog a dofol­low is one of the best thing ever in blog­ging com­mu­nity. Well, It will also makes u busy in mod­er­at­ing com­ments as well as dif­fer­en­ti­at­ing spam from non spam. Any­way, con­grat­u­la­tions for this change.
    Bratz´s last blog ..Alice Cute Styling My ComLuv Profile

  4. Andy Bailey
    Twitter:
    says:

    just to let you know that using the wysi­wyg edi­tor for your com­ments means a user will have to click the box off and on again to fire the script (this is because wysi­wyg uses an iframe and can­not be seen by the plu­gin javascript when you click in to it)
    Andy Bailey´s last blog ..Did You Know You Can Buy Adver­tis­ing on Com­mentLuv? My ComLuv Profile

  5. Steve
    Twitter:
    says:

    A good move you have here Suresh. Mak­ing your blog a dofol­low is one of the best thing ever in blog­ging com­mu­nity. Well, It will also makes u busy in mod­er­at­ing com­ments as well as dif­fer­en­ti­at­ing spam from non spam. Any­way, con­grat­u­la­tions for this change.
    Bratz´s last blog ..Alice Cute Styling My ComLuv Profile

  6. MissSapphire says:

    I know I haven’t  learned already all about this dofol­low thing, but I heard from every­where that it is a good move, so may I say Con­grat­u­la­tions  :)
    I found a lot of  inter­est­ing infor­ma­tion on your blog, I will come back because I’m sure that I can learn a lot from here :)

  7. I have done the same thing on my blog and I have seen a good result in more peo­ple leav­ing a com­ment.
    I think Com­mentLuv is a really good plugin.

  8. Miss Platnum says:

    I’m also imple­ment­ing now this thing on my blog and I’m glad of the results!  I will come back to this blog, to learn more things!

  9. Akina says:

    Just learn about blogs that are Do Fol­low.. stum­ble on one site and became very inter­ested on this sub­ject. Now, I am learn­ing another thing! thanks! :) Need to check on Com­mentLuv plu­gin after read­ing your post :)

  10. Joseph
    Twitter:
    says:

    I’ve just pur­chased an SEO book where I learned about post­ing links on dofol­low blogs, and I found this site in a google search.  Can any­one tell me from expe­ri­ence how many links you’d need (with no key­word anchor text) to start see­ing an increase in rank­ing?  Seems kind of tedious to just run around post­ing in blogs for traffic?

    Thanks for shar­ing about the Com­mentLuv plugin..I’ll def­i­nitely be look­ing into this more.

  11. Justin says:

    I think the bet­ter is nofol­low , if you want a lot of spam com­ments from peo­ple that prom­ete their site throught com­ments — then you should make your blog dofol­low !
    Justin´s last unde­fined ..Response cached until Mon 21 @ 0:12 GMT (Refreshes in 23.91 Hours)My ComLuv Profile

  12. Thanks for shar­ing your “link juice” with us :)   Though I gotta agree with Justin above.  I’m guess­ing you’ve noticed a huge increase in spam?  Is this the only rea­son why many blogs choose not to be a ‘dofol­low?’  Seems like the ‘dofol­low’ is a great way to get loads of extra traffic. 

  13. Andrew David says:

    Well i would agree here.. key­word pro­mo­tion is exactly give and take process.. If you are com­ment­ing in do fol­low blogs you should also allow do fol­low com­ments in your blogs.. Nice shar­ing..
     
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  14. mick johnson says:

    I have to agree that dofol­low is the way to go, we’ve done the same on our blog, but it does gen­er­ate a lot of spam com­ment­ing.  I fully believe in peo­ple get­ting a lit­tle some­thing back for spend­ing the time to read and com­ment, but it does open the com­ments up to abuse.  We recently wrote a post titled ‘Cheap Back­links — 1000 back­links for £19.99′, about how bad an idea pay­ing for cheap back­links was.  The num­ber of com­ments we got from ‘paid’ com­menters who obvi­ously hadn’t read the post was so funny — things like ‘dude, that’s a really good offer!!’

  15. Dr Gauresh says:

    Yes I agree this dofol­low thing can be quite a pest.. Peo­ple dont really appre­ci­ate the qual­ity of blog­ging as a resource. They feel every­one can be a “I can pro­vide top google rank­ings” SEO expert.
    But blog­ging is an art, and those who have it can eas­ily post rel­e­vant com­ments, and gain respect along with back­links.
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    Dr Gauresh´s last blog ..OrthopedMy ComLuv Profile

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