Leaving High Quality Comments on Blogs and Getting Noticed
You would have seen many comments that were made in single phrases alone such as good post!, Very interesting!, Great work!, and many more.
These are regarded as comment spam and cannot by any means help you get rewarded in any way. Rather you’ll be losing brand recognition in all respect for such low quality comments and will always get such disapproved by blog authors.
To ensure you leave quality and genuine comments on blogs, follow the steps below:
- Read the entire post down the page carefully
- Flesh out relevant points and write a quality comment
- Each comment should be 100+ words long
- Serialize each of your comments in 2-5 paragraphs
- Offer attention-grabbing comments 2-3 times per week in each of the selected blogs.
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Israel17
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Hey Alan, thanks for your contribution, Alan! It's great to have you on board. Kudos for reading this training and for finding it useful! Don't follow the counsel of the bloggers who teach that blog commenting is no longer useful for your website. Never listen to them. Though search engines no longer follow blog comments, doing it the right way has a lot of rewards. Thanks for the reading!
Israel Olatunji
Israel Olatunji
LakishaA10
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Oh there you are, I have been missing your training.
Anyhow, great information, Israel!
I've noticed though that as I am getting comments from WA my rankings are moving up. Is this due to the activity on the blog? I mean since you said that Google no longer considers them for SEO, which I can understand.
I don't know, it could be a factor of many things now that I think about it because, I have followed your training and been publishing quite frequently, and I must say that you and your training has helped me out a lot.
My traffic is increasing, so is my authority slowly but, surely. I also am now getting better rankings from all of your suggestions. Plus, I'm even starting to get some referrals by organic search.
Anyhow, I will still get and leave comments, as this could help out with exposure.
Thank you, so much Israel, you don't know how much your training has helped me.
Anyhow, great information, Israel!
I've noticed though that as I am getting comments from WA my rankings are moving up. Is this due to the activity on the blog? I mean since you said that Google no longer considers them for SEO, which I can understand.
I don't know, it could be a factor of many things now that I think about it because, I have followed your training and been publishing quite frequently, and I must say that you and your training has helped me out a lot.
My traffic is increasing, so is my authority slowly but, surely. I also am now getting better rankings from all of your suggestions. Plus, I'm even starting to get some referrals by organic search.
Anyhow, I will still get and leave comments, as this could help out with exposure.
Thank you, so much Israel, you don't know how much your training has helped me.
jlclayton1
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Congrats on getting more traffic and referrals!
Comments that you get on your own blog are definitely considered positive by Google because it shows that visitors are engaging with you. So that's definitely a plus for SEO.
I believe what he's talking about here is comments that you would leave on the site of an authority blogger with a link back to your site. So many people started leaving low quality and spam comments just to get a backlink that Google has devalued those kinds of comments.
Comments that you get on your own blog are definitely considered positive by Google because it shows that visitors are engaging with you. So that's definitely a plus for SEO.
I believe what he's talking about here is comments that you would leave on the site of an authority blogger with a link back to your site. So many people started leaving low quality and spam comments just to get a backlink that Google has devalued those kinds of comments.
LakishaA10
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Thank you!
Oh okay, thank you for explaining that to me. I understand now, and I think you're right, it makes a lot of sense to me now. Thank you, so much for your response.
Oh okay, thank you for explaining that to me. I understand now, and I think you're right, it makes a lot of sense to me now. Thank you, so much for your response.
Israel17
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Sorry for not getting back on time, Lakbar! It was due to an oversight but I am glad that, jlclayton, responded to your comment here passionately. I am excited at seeing this happen in this community. As I have just read his response, he has spoken my mind. He has said it all. Kudos!
Thanks for finding my trainings useful for your blog! See you at the top soon!
Israel Olatunji
Thanks for finding my trainings useful for your blog! See you at the top soon!
Israel Olatunji
Israel17
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Thanks for the spirit of a passionate blogger, jlclayton! Kudos for the great response! You are highly cherished and appreciated, friend. Looking forward to your future accomplishments! Thanks for contributing immensely!
Israel Olatunji
Israel Olatunji
LakishaA10
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Israel17
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You are much welcome, Funder. Thanks for stopping by and for passionately reading this training tutorial! You are cherished and appreciated. While blog commenting is no longer counting for SEO, that shouldn't stop you from commenting actively for there's always a reward for doing it the right way. Thanks for your visit! Looking forward to your future accomplishments!
Israel Olatunji
Israel Olatunji
