Problem Keyword Prevents Me from Commenting

[SpookyBH]

Hey everyone,

I'm pretty new at this SEO game, and I've run into a bit of a pickle. I have these websites that have the word "cigarette" or the phrase "quit-smoking" in their root URL and because of that a lot of Wordpress blogs send my comments directly to the spam folder, regardless of how meaningful the comment is. I've tried puting the URL in the "website" field of the comment form and also in the comment itself, it just doesn't work... I even tried on my own Wordpress blogs, got sent straight to spam.

So what I want to know is: can I somehow cloak my link in comments, or is there anything else I can do to get my comments past the Akismet filter? Any ideas are appreciated.

I'm using other SEO techniques, but it's a shame not being able to take advantage of something as simple as commenting.

Thanks in advance!

 

[JonnyBorneo]

Hey everyone,

I'm pretty new at this SEO game, and I've run into a bit of a pickle. I have these websites that have the word "cigarette" or the phrase "quit-smoking" in their root URL and because of that a lot of Wordpress blogs send my comments directly to the spam folder, regardless of how meaningful the comment is. I've tried puting the URL in the "website" field of the comment form and also in the comment itself, it just doesn't work... I even tried on my own Wordpress blogs, got sent straight to spam.

So what I want to know is: can I somehow cloak my link in comments, or is there anything else I can do to get my comments past the Akismet filter? Any ideas are appreciated.

I'm using other SEO techniques, but it's a shame not being able to take advantage of something as simple as commenting.

Thanks in advance!

yes there is a solution
this is google's very own url shortener and it passes link juice just as well as a normal url

http://goo.gl/

 

[SpookyBH]

yes there is a solution
this is google's very own url shortener and it passes link juice just as well as a normal url

Thanks man, will definitely try this!