Tips To Ensure Your Comments Are Accepted

Most of us actively pursue "blog commenting" as a link building strategy. But have you ever wondered how many of those comments, that you leave on other blogs, are actually approved and published. The following post highlights some of the ways in which you can ensure that your comments are accepted.

1. Read the post (at least the concluding paragraph) before commenting - Doing this will give you a fair idea of what the author is trying to convey. This will help you in coming up with an agreeable comment.

2. Enhance their posts - If you come up with something that will add to or enhance the quality of their (the author's) posts, you can rest assured that your comment will be accepted.

3. Write more that a "Thank You" or "Great Post". You are expected to come up with at least a sentence or two.

4. Praise their work - Every one likes being appreciated. Go ahead and speak good things.

5. Comment on blogs that encourage you to comment. Blogs that are "DoFollow" or the ones that are "comment luv" or "keyword luv" enabled, generally are the most comment friendly.

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