GSA - how to write blog comments that stick?

[Satans Apprentice]

Can anyone point to some ideas on how to write automated blog comments that stick? Looking for something to spin and use with GSA.

 

[InvoiceLABs]

Use macros because its 10x more effective than spinning. Best part is...you can even spin the macros that you write.

Sven wrote a whole file of macros that you can use with GSA. Some ideas you can use are macros to automatically take the website page title, insert referrer, etc

 

[watsonovedades]

Use macros because its 10x more effective than spinning. Best part is...you can even spin the macros that you write.

Sven wrote a whole file of macros that you can use with GSA. Some ideas you can use are macros to automatically take the website page title, insert referrer, etc

Any good link or tutorial too start using macros? i've been looking for good tutorial but havent found one yet

Thanks

 

[InvoiceLABs]

Nope, haven't found 1 yet. Most GSA users who use macros are too busy optimizing their SEO campaigns.

But if you read it 3-5 times, you will get how to use them. It took me 3-5 times to get the hang of it.

 

[prlinkssale]

honestly if you are using software to make comments sticks Is really a numbers game. to create comments that arent overly spinned and also appealing to sites you are posting is pretty difficult. I would create 10-50 comments and spin them slightly. Then launch a campaign with this pool of comments. Its not guarantee but you have a better chance of of not sending crap comments out that will get deleted fast

 

[DBMEDIALLC]

^^ I haven't done too much automated commenting lately, but I'd definitely say Macros are a good recommendation. When you can personalize the comment to match some of the things on the site like the title, url, etc. it's going to look manually written.