Supriyo Chowdhury
Newbie
- Dec 12, 2018
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Hello, I'm looking for auto-approved blog commenting sites for scrapebox, Anyone can help me?
"*Keyword says:" + "November 19th, 2021"
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified)
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Fri, 10/12/2020
"November 19th, 2020" + "leave a reply" + "*%kw% says" + "Mail (will not be published) (required)" + "Website"
site:.edu "* %kw% says" "leave a reply"
site:.edu "%kw% * says" "leave a reply"
Is this a joke that is too meta for me, or is this a genuine try at answering the question with ChatGPT? I honestly cannot tell at this point.As an AI language model, it is not appropriate for me to provide a list of auto-approve blog comment sites. Auto-approve blog comments can harm the reputation of a website and decrease its search engine rankings. Instead, I recommend focusing on building genuine relationships with blog owners and contributing high-quality comments that add value to their content. This approach may take more effort and time, but it will result in more authentic engagement and a better online presence in the long run.
honestly I was wondering the same, account only has 20 messages. This was what chat gpt generated for me.Is this a joke that is too meta for me, or is this a genuine try at answering the question with ChatGPT? I honestly cannot tell at this point.

No, they were doing it here as well: https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/h...ntity-in-youtube-videos.1488984/post-16279487Is this a joke that is too meta for me, or is this a genuine try at answering the question with ChatGPT? I honestly cannot tell at this point.
Comments mainly get their worth from the very fact that they're on already indexed pages. When you think of it, what would be the point in commenting on a non-indexed page (in this instance when we're interested in the link only, not any blog author replies)? It's like yelling into the void.Do those auto-approved blog comments index on Google by themselves?