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A simple way to get more visitors to your web site or blog is by commenting on other blogs. On top of that, if you pick the blogs on which you comment wisely, individuals who come to your website will be looking for exactly what you offer. Here are some tips on creating a blog commenting strategy that will bring you the best results.<br /><br />Find the Right Blogs<br />Begin by locating blogs in your niche. You probably already know of some, but you must locate more by doing searches for your keywords at Technorati.com and Blogsearch.Google.com. When you find these blogs, subscribe to their RSS feeds so you will be notified when there are new posts.<br /><br />Get Google to notify you when they find a post on your topic by setting up Google Alerts for the keywords. You can take advantage of this free service at Google.com/alerts. Do not forget to add these blogs to your Feed reader, too.<br /><br />By looking for blogs that target exactly the same types of readers as your website, you can find people who will want to read what you have to say. They will be more likely to visit your website, subscribe to your updates, and keep coming back again and again.<br /><br />To have the most traffic from your comments, look for blogs that get the most traffic. You can aquire some notion of a blog's popularity from their Alexa.com ranking or Technorati authority. However, even a blog that does not get a lot of traffic can be a good place so that you can comment if their visitors are section of your marketplace, so don't automatically exclude smaller or newer blogs.<br /><br />Write Good Comments<br />Once you have found the blogs with audiences like yours, watch out for posts where you can enhance the conversation with a comment. Your comment should enhance and expand on the post. Elaborate on something the blogger wrote, or suggest a point he overlooked. Never write a comment that's nothing more than, &quot;Great post, do0d!!!!&quot; That's just spam.<br /><br />It really is acceptable to disagree with the blogger in your comment, but achieve this politely. No flaming or name calling, please. Blogs are conversations, not shouting matches.<br /><br />Link Wisely and Sparingly<br />Most blogs will link your name to the URL you provide. If you say something interesting, many readers will click on through the link to visit your website, so put thought into your comments.<br /><br />Some blogs will help you to include a link within your post, but only do so if it adds something to your comment. For instance, if you have a useful resource on your site related to the topic of the post, you may mention it and link to it in your comment.<br /><br />The links you obtain from blog comments could be &quot;no follow&quot; links. That means that the blog is telling the various search engines not to give credit for that link; however, you can find people who believe that the various search engines may count even no follow links when determining internet search engine rank.<br /><br />Some bloggers make it a point to eliminate the &quot;no follow&quot; tag and present full link credit. If you want to concentrate on placing comments on these blogs, it is possible to locate most of them by doing a seek out &quot;do follow blogs&quot; on Google or other search engines. Whether they help together with your search engine ranking positions or not, blog comment links have value because they can directly deliver visitors to your site.<br /><br />Do It Now!<br />Make it a spot to comment on one or more blogs every day. Then, watch your online stats to observe how many new visitors discover your site.
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A simple way to get more visitors to your online site or blog is by commenting on other blogs. On top of that, if you choose the blogs on which you comment wisely, the people who come to your website will be looking for just what you offer. Below are a few tips on developing a blog commenting strategy which will bring you the very best results.<br /><br />Find the Right Blogs<br />Begin by locating blogs in your niche. You almost certainly already know of some, but you can locate more by doing looks for your keywords at Technorati.com and Blogsearch.Google.com. Once you find these blogs, sign up to their RSS feeds so that you will be notified whenever there are new posts.<br /><br /> [https://www.instapaper.com/p/gillwinters5 Additional info] to notify you when they find a post on your topic by establishing Google Alerts for your keywords. You can take advantage of this free service at Google.com/alerts. Do not forget to add these blogs to your Feed reader, too.<br /><br />By looking for blogs that target exactly the same types of readers as your site, you can find people who will want to read everything you have to say. They'll be more likely to visit your site, subscribe to your updates, and come back again and again.<br /><br />To find the most traffic from your comments, look for blogs that obtain the most traffic. You may get some notion of a blog's popularity from their Alexa.com ranking or Technorati authority. However, a good blog that does not get a lot of traffic can be a good place that you should comment if their visitors are part of your marketplace, so don't automatically exclude smaller or newer blogs.<br /><br />Write Good Comments<br />After you have found the blogs with audiences like yours, watch out for posts where you can enhance the conversation with a comment. Your comment should enhance and expand on the post. Elaborate on something the blogger wrote, or suggest a point he overlooked. Never write a comment that is nothing more than, &quot;Great post, do0d!!!!&quot; That's just spam.<br /><br />It is acceptable to disagree with the blogger in your comment, but do so politely. No flaming or name calling, please. Blogs are conversations, not shouting matches.<br /><br />Link Wisely and Sparingly<br />Most blogs will link your name to the URL you provide. In the event that you say something interesting, many readers will click on through the link to visit your website, so put thought into your comments.<br /><br />Some blogs will allow you to include a link within your post, but only achieve this if it adds something to your comment. For example, if you have a useful resource on your site related to the topic of the post, you might mention it and link to it in your comment.<br /><br />The links you obtain from blog comments could be &quot;no follow&quot; links. That means that the blog is telling the various search engines never to give credit for that link; however, there are people who believe that the search engines may count even no follow links when determining search engine rank.<br /><br />Some bloggers make it a point to remove the &quot;no follow&quot; tag and present full link credit. If you want to concentrate on placing comments on these blogs, you can locate many of them by doing a seek out &quot;do follow blogs&quot; on Google or other se's. Whether they help with your search engine ranking positions or not, blog comment links have value because they can directly deliver people to your site.<br /><br />Do It Now!<br />Make it a spot to comment on one or more blogs every day. Then, watch your web stats to observe how many new visitors discover your site.

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A simple way to get more visitors to your online site or blog is by commenting on other blogs. On top of that, if you choose the blogs on which you comment wisely, the people who come to your website will be looking for just what you offer. Below are a few tips on developing a blog commenting strategy which will bring you the very best results.

Find the Right Blogs
Begin by locating blogs in your niche. You almost certainly already know of some, but you can locate more by doing looks for your keywords at Technorati.com and Blogsearch.Google.com. Once you find these blogs, sign up to their RSS feeds so that you will be notified whenever there are new posts.

Additional info to notify you when they find a post on your topic by establishing Google Alerts for your keywords. You can take advantage of this free service at Google.com/alerts. Do not forget to add these blogs to your Feed reader, too.

By looking for blogs that target exactly the same types of readers as your site, you can find people who will want to read everything you have to say. They'll be more likely to visit your site, subscribe to your updates, and come back again and again.

To find the most traffic from your comments, look for blogs that obtain the most traffic. You may get some notion of a blog's popularity from their Alexa.com ranking or Technorati authority. However, a good blog that does not get a lot of traffic can be a good place that you should comment if their visitors are part of your marketplace, so don't automatically exclude smaller or newer blogs.

Write Good Comments
After you have found the blogs with audiences like yours, watch out for posts where you can enhance the conversation with a comment. Your comment should enhance and expand on the post. Elaborate on something the blogger wrote, or suggest a point he overlooked. Never write a comment that is nothing more than, "Great post, do0d!!!!" That's just spam.

It is acceptable to disagree with the blogger in your comment, but do so politely. No flaming or name calling, please. Blogs are conversations, not shouting matches.

Link Wisely and Sparingly
Most blogs will link your name to the URL you provide. In the event that you say something interesting, many readers will click on through the link to visit your website, so put thought into your comments.

Some blogs will allow you to include a link within your post, but only achieve this if it adds something to your comment. For example, if you have a useful resource on your site related to the topic of the post, you might mention it and link to it in your comment.

The links you obtain from blog comments could be "no follow" links. That means that the blog is telling the various search engines never to give credit for that link; however, there are people who believe that the search engines may count even no follow links when determining search engine rank.

Some bloggers make it a point to remove the "no follow" tag and present full link credit. If you want to concentrate on placing comments on these blogs, you can locate many of them by doing a seek out "do follow blogs" on Google or other se's. Whether they help with your search engine ranking positions or not, blog comment links have value because they can directly deliver people to your site.

Do It Now!
Make it a spot to comment on one or more blogs every day. Then, watch your web stats to observe how many new visitors discover your site.

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