Blog commenting strategies

Lets use an analogy, for your statement.

I used to love practicing self defense on targets at the range, with my pistol.

But I hear people use pistols for murders. I don't like murder, so I don't use pistols for self defense anymore.

Use scrapebox for the SCRAPING of information, and Dont use the posting or commenting. Otherwise, you will be hard pressed to manually find and weed through millions upon Millions of blogs to find the select ones to post on. /end rant

what did i just read...

You missed my point I didnt say stop using scrapebox all together I said low quality spam comment posts with 1 anchor will most likely cause negative results.
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Damn i used to love scrapebox...
That implies that you used to love it, but you don't anymore. This implied statement leads to the conclusion that you have stopped using it. Your previous comments are the only information given and used in context.

. I dont use scrapebox anymore since I actually caught some competitors trying to scrapebox blog comment blast my sites anchor with hundreds of comments to drive my rank down. If people are using it to neg seo its got to be bad haha, but thats only with direct keyword anchors.

Those words tend to lead us to understand, that you dont like to use the tool anymore, because other people use the tool in a bad way. Therefor, my pistol analogy is PERFECT. Then again, if you're not intelligent enough to understand my analogy, you probably aren't intelligent to use scrapebox.
 
Just do Quality niche related blog commenting manually that will useful for you
 
thanks Nargil for ur reply.
agreed with the link diversity point
will do it manually.

Hi I came accross your thread today, i was hoping you could answer a quick question for me.

I want to comment on some highly relevant blogs and forums and leave some anchor text, but all comment boxes are different, for exmple quora gives you the option of hyperlinking but those that don't how do you leave the anchor text? I've found some code <a href="yourURL">anchortext</a> which works on some but not all. if it doesnt work it leaves a mess of letters and a strange looking spammy link instead of a hyperlink.
Is there any way to tell which comment boxes support html or is there another way entirely.

Many thanks in advance

C
 
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