I just read a technique which I knew about before, but had forgotten about. Most of us have tools to scrape high pr blogs off of google and then try to post comments to them. I am certain this is not new, its just easy to forget some little tricks like this.
Most blogs accept html code, but if you try to use <a href="hxxp://www.mysite.com>Click here for xyz</a> you comment will get deleted, even if you carefully craft it and make it relevant.
Try this instead:
I loved that article about bla bla bla. More content here to make it seem real. <a href="hxxp://www.mysite.com"
</a>
Unless they look closely, your link is hidden in a smiley - obv not as good as anchor text, but odds are much higher the comment will stick. You can also use a period at the end of a sentence too (.) as the anchor text for the link.
Not too complicated, just thought I would share that with everyone and am going to start trying that myself.
Most blogs accept html code, but if you try to use <a href="hxxp://www.mysite.com>Click here for xyz</a> you comment will get deleted, even if you carefully craft it and make it relevant.
Try this instead:
I loved that article about bla bla bla. More content here to make it seem real. <a href="hxxp://www.mysite.com"
</a>Unless they look closely, your link is hidden in a smiley - obv not as good as anchor text, but odds are much higher the comment will stick. You can also use a period at the end of a sentence too (.) as the anchor text for the link.
Not too complicated, just thought I would share that with everyone and am going to start trying that myself.
