Experience with blog commenting

smashits · 2010-06-03, 04:52 AM

How has been your experience with blog commenting for adult sites?

I don't think so that it is possible to build links for adult sites through blog commenting.

What's your opinion about it?

Vekseid · 2010-06-03, 06:17 AM

It's a lot harder, certainly. Blogs that allow links to adult sites to comment that haven't been spammed to death are much rarer than the typical blog walk routine.

Gin · 2010-06-03, 05:19 PM

I also think it's impossible to do.

MadMax · 2010-06-17, 03:42 PM

The biggest issue is that newer versions of wordpress allow settings to noindex/nofollow all links in comments, so unless the blogger is asleep at the wheel they're probably not going to be bleeding PR through comment links. You'd have no idea from the front end, so you could be entirely wasting your time posting comments that will do absolutely nothing unless a surfer physically clicks the links.

faxxaff · 2010-06-22, 11:42 PM

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Originally Posted by MadMax

The biggest issue is that newer versions of wordpress allow settings to noindex/nofollow all links in comments, so unless the blogger is asleep at the wheel they're probably not going to be bleeding PR through comment links. You'd have no idea from the front end, so you could be entirely wasting your time posting comments that will do absolutely nothing unless a surfer physically clicks the links.

Google does not care if outbound links have nofollow tags or not. They do follow those links. However, I share your doubts about blog commenting being an effective method for link popularity.

thewiz · 2010-06-28, 09:36 PM

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walrus · 2010-06-29, 12:14 AM

Max is correct. Since about WP1.5 outbound comments links have been nofollowed and while faxxaff is correct in that google does indeed follow the link it does not attribute any of the PR or link juice or whatever mojo you use to describe it from the page.

Therefore, as a link building strategy, commenting doesn't work.

What commenting does do is it helps the originator of the post. Somehow, someway google appears to credit some type of authority to posts as they gain comments.

If your looking for a win/win scenario in blogging, and it's totally counter intuitive to adult webmasters, is start quoting other people in your posts. Be sure to attribute the quote with a link to the originating post generating a "ping back".

It's a win for the person being quoted because they get a link back that does include a certain amount of link juice and a organic link surrounded by relevant text but it's a win for you as it seems "G" attributes this type of behavior as a positive and seems to reward some type of authority to the post because of it.

Disclaimer: These are strictly my opinions, I have no inside working knowledge to base them on, just my personal experiences and a little bit of common sense.

2010-06-03, 04:52 AM	#1
smashits Banned Join Date: May 2010 Location: Relaxing place Posts: 146	Experience with blog commenting How has been your experience with blog commenting for adult sites? I don't think so that it is possible to build links for adult sites through blog commenting. What's your opinion about it?

2010-06-03, 06:17 AM	#2
Vekseid Aw, Dad, you've done a lot of great things, but you're a very old man, and old people are useless Join Date: Jan 2008 Posts: 23	It's a lot harder, certainly. Blogs that allow links to adult sites to comment that haven't been spammed to death are much rarer than the typical blog walk routine. __________________ Sexual Role Playing Forum - Role Playing Sites - Adult Role Playing

2010-06-03, 05:19 PM	#3
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2010-06-28, 09:36 PM	#6
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2010-06-29, 12:14 AM	#7
walrus Oh no, I'm sweating like Roger Ebert Join Date: May 2005 Location: Los Angeles Posts: 1,773	Max is correct. Since about WP1.5 outbound comments links have been nofollowed and while faxxaff is correct in that google does indeed follow the link it does not attribute any of the PR or link juice or whatever mojo you use to describe it from the page. Therefore, as a link building strategy, commenting doesn't work. What commenting does do is it helps the originator of the post. Somehow, someway google appears to credit some type of authority to posts as they gain comments. If your looking for a win/win scenario in blogging, and it's totally counter intuitive to adult webmasters, is start quoting other people in your posts. Be sure to attribute the quote with a link to the originating post generating a "ping back". It's a win for the person being quoted because they get a link back that does include a certain amount of link juice and a organic link surrounded by relevant text but it's a win for you as it seems "G" attributes this type of behavior as a positive and seems to reward some type of authority to the post because of it. Disclaimer: These are strictly my opinions, I have no inside working knowledge to base them on, just my personal experiences and a little bit of common sense. __________________ Naked Girlfriend Porn TGP free partner account

2010-06-17, 03:42 PM	#4
MadMax "Without evil there can be no good, so it must be good to be evil sometimes" ~ Satan Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Motor City, baby, where carjacking was invented! Now GIMME THOSE SHOES! Posts: 2,385	The biggest issue is that newer versions of wordpress allow settings to noindex/nofollow all links in comments, so unless the blogger is asleep at the wheel they're probably not going to be bleeding PR through comment links. You'd have no idea from the front end, so you could be entirely wasting your time posting comments that will do absolutely nothing unless a surfer physically clicks the links.