Blog Comments in 2017
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safeSEOboost
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- Mar 22, 2010
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yes this is one of the main reasons to use them.
MatthewGraham
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- Oct 6, 2015
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In moderation they can be useful for anchor diversity, link diversity, getting other more important links indexed, etc. Can pass some authority if done correctly and if they're done as part of a broader link building strategy.
- Jun 20, 2013
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Avoid them OP its 2017. Better use other option if you want dilute your anchor ratio.
Gary who? Glitter?
upperpageone
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- Nov 14, 2017
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Not really unless you get these on moderated blogs that cannot be spammed.
- May 10, 2012
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This btw is a method that has never even been mentioned here once since it started to be quite mainstream in CPA niches. Every. Single. Fuckin. CPA. Site. that targets health/supplements and similar bullshit is a spammy big site full of guestposts, forum posts and Ning platform posts combined with shitty hidden PBN links. Do you people sometimes see that supplement stuff here on the forum? Yeah that's the stuff backlinking these domains.
I can't even imagine how much money those guys have to rake. $1K a day must be pretty common there. Yet nobody here on BHW has ever discussed this topic. Not once.
Too many gurus preaching spam is dead. I could post a fuck load of examples. Also something else I am noticing more and more of is links on parked domains.
- May 10, 2012
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I also believe that spam in it's purest form is dead. Or rather, that id depends on the niche. Still, it's beyond me how long has the Google been alright with the spam that's going on in CPA niches. It's been around 2 years now.
Could you elaborate on the parked domains?
Just sites with ads on parked domains. The ads come up as anchor text backlinks.
Reg Park
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- Mar 22, 2017
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You guys are dropping some great sense. I have also been noticing that loads of health sites at the front pages are just aged and filled with a lot of comment and profile links. Yet, they somehow stay there for years.
I've just started a new niche site and already got a bunch of articles with low comp, high volume keywords. Going to experiment on this using the method you guys mentioned. Will gradually hit with tons of:
1) Social signals
2) Profile links
3) Blog/Forum comments
4) Expired web 2.0s with tier 2 301s
Lengman
Newbie
- Mar 24, 2014
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This is my exact combo, but I stay away from forum comments as too time consuming. I'm manually doing niche blog comments though.
Lengman
Newbie
- Mar 24, 2014
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THIS. If you actually take the time to find the sites yourself and put them on traffic generating pages - You get a ranking influx and traffic spike relevant to whatever you're selling. As engagement is a huge ranking factor in Google now, it just propels you're site even further. It's a no-brainer.
Plus 30+ no follow mixture naked URL links from niche relevant sites are always great company to have in you're link profile.
justAIMe
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- Mar 7, 2008
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Shhhh... lol.
People rarely mention things that ARE working, also it's been going on longer than 2 years... More like 9+ years. They have evolved with time and still kill it right now. They are also way past the 1k days.
