Help with commenting on big news sites
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charto03
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- Jun 8, 2010
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If it is a relevant comment then that can be one of the beset ways to attract attention and other writers to your website. It has to be informative and relevant to the content and the link is not completely relevant if you tell them they can check out this website for the story or information.
For example: Article is about: Michael Vick article about him and dogs
Your Comment:
You have a website that helps injured dogs find good homes you can write a comment at the end of the story telling them you are glad to help out as you have found through the years giving back to animals is the best method to feel better about life and the environment. As such I have created a website xyz.com that gives back to injured dogs. I am glad to give back in anyway I can (insert authors name here) I would be glad to give you some additional stats and information about dog abuse in the world.
For example: Article is about: Michael Vick article about him and dogs
Your Comment:
You have a website that helps injured dogs find good homes you can write a comment at the end of the story telling them you are glad to help out as you have found through the years giving back to animals is the best method to feel better about life and the environment. As such I have created a website xyz.com that gives back to injured dogs. I am glad to give back in anyway I can (insert authors name here) I would be glad to give you some additional stats and information about dog abuse in the world.
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Thank you charto03!
So we cannot add a link... I tried many times, but the funny thing is that spammers always have a link in the facebook comments. How's that possible, they use a custom script or something?
childwarrior
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- May 4, 2014
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Hi OP, I'm also facing the same issue. Facebook commenting widget is not making the link clickable yet I've seen other comments by spammers with a clickable link.
I'm still searching for a way and will keep you posted when I find a solution.
I'm still searching for a way and will keep you posted when I find a solution.
It is nearly impossible to get a link on those sites that people can click.
You can leave the website name which sometimes works.
What works better is saying something like: You can search google for "name of site/course/product" of which you rank number one for.
An example might be "Search Google for the body building blueprint to find out more about whatever." Pick some words or phrases that you rank number 1 for easily with competition. You can even use a fake name. "Search google for Brian McCallen's body building course". That course is your site, your product, your whatever for people to find.
It's hard to find out what sites provide the most traffic, but you will notice a number of searches for your chosen terms. Usually I pick ones that no one previously searched for.
You can leave the website name which sometimes works.
What works better is saying something like: You can search google for "name of site/course/product" of which you rank number one for.
An example might be "Search Google for the body building blueprint to find out more about whatever." Pick some words or phrases that you rank number 1 for easily with competition. You can even use a fake name. "Search google for Brian McCallen's body building course". That course is your site, your product, your whatever for people to find.
It's hard to find out what sites provide the most traffic, but you will notice a number of searches for your chosen terms. Usually I pick ones that no one previously searched for.
Anyway. those links will be nofollow. But there are plenty websites on any topic, that allow guest posting - you submit them your article and get a link in the article body or in the Bio section. You have to contact the owner first, but those links are much more valuable, than forum signature links or comment links.