Comments on: Tips for Leaving Comments That Don’t Get Deleted – Contributor or SPAMMER?

By: Jared@Club Penguin

Jared@Club Penguin — Sun, 21 Feb 2010 06:01:30 +0000

I think at the very least you need to make it look like you actually read a post! After that, it really depends upon what the particular blogger requires from you. Some bloggers won’t allow links in general and remove them all, no matter how quality the comment.
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By: Alsa @ Precious Planet Jumperoo

Alsa @ Precious Planet Jumperoo — Sat, 07 Nov 2009 16:11:31 +0000

For me its quite a simple scenario. if you leave a worthwhile comment that isnt all self promotion then youve probably got a good chance of the comment being accepted. i personally moderate all my comments manually and am quite tough on spam – just leave good comments that are on topic and most of the time youll be accepted!

By: Masters Tickets

Masters Tickets — Thu, 05 Nov 2009 02:43:21 +0000

This info on leaving comments a lot of people need to read this. People just are not passionate about what they are writing. Some people don’t even read what people are saying. At least take the time to read the blogs. Do research on item and information you like or know something about the subject. Bad comment hurt us all!! I help you you help me its that simple.

By: Internet Marketing

Internet Marketing — Tue, 03 Nov 2009 20:33:44 +0000

What is interesting about comments is we all want to leave them for the supposed benefits of ranking our sites, but few of us want to have these comments placed on our own sites. I leave most of my site open to comments and even suggest people use keywords and not there name. It actually makes more sense. If you have a blog about baby clothes the keyword linking out to a baby site reinforces what your site is about. But if you have a site about golf then it wouldn’t make sense obviously. But then what is the benefit of the name? There seems to be a lot of psychology in commenting that goes beyond the positive or negative benefits of having comments. Comments are a good thing and tell people your site has value. But if the links go to nothing of value then what? The bottom line is we should leave the kind of comments on the blogs we visit that we want to have left on our own blogs.
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By: dave

dave — Thu, 22 Oct 2009 23:25:17 +0000

I bet that it’s quite hard to keep up with spammers, specially when you have a dofollow blog!

While I’m here for a backlink , I don’t consider myself a spammer. I always try my best at contributing to the discussion.

BTW, I find Akismet to be a great tool for battling comment spam.

By: Maria@natural balance dog food

Maria@natural balance dog food — Fri, 16 Oct 2009 23:08:05 +0000

It is indeed irritating when someone writes something completely different from the subject of the post. I was recently reading a post about a dog behavior and there was a comment about software. It was clearly out of place and didn’t relate to the post at all and I don’t know how it got through. That was obviously a spam, but there were many like : great advice , nice tips and I think they were genuine, so I think each case is individual. In any case I will try to get your advice on board. Thanks.
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By: biju@bulk sms

biju@bulk sms — Sun, 11 Oct 2009 17:09:30 +0000

I disagree with you about probelm with spam in comments. Yes, there are people who live comment to get a link, but if the comments adds value to your post, why not to allow the user to get a link?! They deserve it for their efforts and for making your blog a friendly place, don’t they?!

If you want to fight spam – you simple install an anti-spam plugin. I use askimet and so far it works perfectrly for me. There are other good plugin outthere that do the same job.

So my point it – by fighting with spam in comments you show mistrust to your audience and thus miss a great number of readers that you could have otherwise.

Also be aware that that linking out to topical resources does your site GOOD (!) in terms of rankings, so not only your readers benefit from the links, but you yourself benefit TWICE – by acquiring more loyal readers and improving your rankings.

By: James@cool free games

James@cool free games — Sat, 19 Sep 2009 10:45:43 +0000

Whoa cool, and yes it does depend on the blog owner mood greatly and what kind of comments he likes, if he is in a mood for “spam deletion” then its gonna be deleted even if its a great comment

I personally have noticed this with some of my friends that are bloggers too… So you also have to have some luck i guess…

By: Dharma@Bali Villas

Dharma@Bali Villas — Fri, 11 Sep 2009 02:47:25 +0000

thanks for the tips but i think it also depending on the blog owner mood…

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