Why is it so difficult to find high PR do-follow blogs??

Hello,

I want to find high PR do-follow blogs for my niche. Do I HAVE to use ScrapeBox? Do I HAVE to use other paid programs like Fast Blog Finder.

How can I do this manually / for free?

Any search you can do in scrapebox you can do manually. All those footprints you see people using can be typed directly into the search engines. The question is why would you subject yourself to that kind of mind numbing activity. Doing manually what scrapebox can do in an hour would require a huge amount of time. This would leave you no time to do any other money making activities. Even if you never use scrapebox to post blog comments it is still a huge time saver. Only you can put a price on your time though, is saving hours of work every week worth the expense? To me hell yes. For yourself though you will have to decide.

You don't need SB to find blogs and good forums. Just use G. and use the correct search phases.

Chrisss said:

You don't need SB to find blogs and good forums. Just use G. and use the correct search phases.

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Which ones should I tackle? The ones that come up at the top of the rankings? Or the most recent blogs/forums?

They are hidden in a cloud of mystery. Recently made blogs don't tend to have any PR, so searching for established blogs is essential for finding high PR websites.

Definitely do as suggested and use Google to find these hidden gems, only use automated tools for quick link blasts.

Trust me, there are tons of high PR, do-follow blogs which allows comments instantly. You just need to find the right *footprints* to find those..

theromfinder said:

Which ones should I tackle? The ones that come up at the top of the rankings? Or the most recent blogs/forums?

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when you say use google - is it as simple as googling:

"keyphrase" ?

and then going to 'discussions' and then the natural 'web' results?

cyberzilla said:

Trust me, there are tons of high PR, do-follow blogs which allows comments instantly. You just need to find the right *footprints* to find those..

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What do you mean by footprints?

Also, what should I be posting as the comment?

How do I best say my URL and keyword. I can't "anchor" text because they don't allow HTML, correct?