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« Reply #15 on: March 11, 2010, 07:13:48 PM »

Its called Fast Blog Finder, the link was posted on another forum so I cant take credit for finding the software. 

It does show nofollow status of the blog.

The free version offers 50 blogs according to your search, but I think there is a paid version that has other options.

http://www.fastblogfinder.com/
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« Reply #16 on: April 23, 2010, 04:41:38 PM »

Blogs are a great method for building links, but you need to spend just as much time promoting your blog as you do promoting your site.

Also, I've mentioned elsewhere a suggested method...

Google site:your Url "keyword" and Google will show you which pages on your site they recognise as the best matches for that keyword. You might be surprised which pages they've chosen.
Then use this page for that keyword in your links to your site.
You can also SEO that page for other keywords, and link out into your site to places that are not being picked up very well in Google crawling.
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« Reply #17 on: June 27, 2010, 09:54:56 PM »

I have a program that searchs the net for blogs with keywords that I specify, and shows me the PR of the domain and also the PR of the page I would be linking from, so I wouldnt say that they are all low quality.

Now that could be very helpful  :)   Specially if the program can also check for NoFollow attributes.
I was speaking generally ofcourse..  about Blog comment posting "Generally" being considered low quality.  But a linkback from a  PR5 blog..   now that would hardly be low quality.  :)

It's well known that their links, actually angela and paul say it themselves, are profile pages. So pagerank 8 forum and your profile is a pagerank0.

They don't hide that. I've actually subsribed to both. Are they worth it. Hmm, I dunno, $5 for 30 per month from angela isn't that much but they aren't good links. Also, you have to download a pdf file and manually go through them. Now I'm thinking not so good. There is a very simple search term you can all come up with and put it into yahoo site explorer. You don't pay the monthyly fee and you get well over a thousand of the same links. Those people who have bought this service before will know what I mean.
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« Reply #18 on: June 27, 2010, 09:55:53 PM »

Comment Kahuna is a freebie and worthwhile if you want it. Google it
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« Reply #19 on: August 03, 2010, 07:57:06 AM »

John:  The time you'd spend getting "low quality" blog links..   you could get much more higher quality links via the Angela / Paul / Terry method.  :) 

I didn't think many people did that.
I sometimes forget my own name.  huh

I don't post comments on blogs. I don't know why actually, I view quite a few blogs related to my own and I might as well.
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« Reply #20 on: October 04, 2010, 06:08:21 PM »

I thought I'd add to this as I have had a little more experience now with blog commenting.

I have a list of high page rank blogs in my bookmarks, and many of them allow me to post comments unrestricted. Using the Name: keyword Website: your URL options in the comment you can gain high quality, long lasting links.
But, only if you provide relevant content.
Don't be going to blogs and using this to add things like "I agree! http:// blah blah blah" your comment will likely be deleted.
Actually respond, and be a regular contributor giving your real opinion and something of worth. Most of the time they'll let it through unchanged.
Provide a good comment and they'll often reward you with the link.

Doing this with one keyword I have gone from not listed in Google for that keyword to page 2 in less than a month. Page 1 on Bing.

I don't see this as spam because I am actually adding content and an opinion. I respond to the post, and I keep it relevant.
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« Reply #21 on: November 24, 2010, 06:14:46 AM »

I look for follow blogs, and comment a little about the post, not about my website and I always use the home page link not all,I look for page rank blogs, which approve my comment instantly..
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