Anonymous Blog Comments
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BBulldog
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- Jan 5, 2017
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Yes, for sure. There are times when the search term I entered is found in the comments, but not at all in the article itself.
Still, it would be better to include the information in the article, not the comments. Comments can just be a sweet bonus if people ask something that didn't cross your mind.
What if we have a bunch of comments not relevant to the content like: "Amazing page! Tһis blog certainly has all the info I need."?
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- Nov 29, 2008
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Be careful of comments you post
A lot of people post the same garbage on a massive scale
Get enough of these and most of your page's content will be DUPLICATE TEXT
Not a good look
A lot of people post the same garbage on a massive scale
Get enough of these and most of your page's content will be DUPLICATE TEXT
Not a good look
I haven’t thought of it before, thank you for reminding me as I don't want to end up with duplicate content.
- Nov 29, 2008
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It should really be looked at as a form of NEGATIVE SEO - intentionally sinking your competitors' rankings by building bad links content of theirs that beat your rankings AND also getting them to suffer a duplicate content by bombing them with comment text that's been published tons of times elsewhere.I haven’t thought of it before, thank you for reminding me as I don't want to end up with duplicate content.
It's rough out there
NicheExploiter
Junior Member
- Jan 1, 2017
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I'm used to moderate all new comments and don't allow the spammy ones.
Yes, it's a tight line here, good intentions leading to a bad outcome.