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Link Building Through Comments

Writing by Nick Stamoulis

To gain the most out of any link building campaign through commenting, you need to follow certain unwritten rules, almost the opposite of Andy’s spam list. To get the best value, you need to select blogs or sites that are closely related to your products, services or keywords.

Comments need to add value to the content that you are commenting on. Value is the keyword here. Provide supporting evidence for the content, or argue against the content, either way leaving a sense of authority on the subject matter.

Finally, don’t keyword spam. If you are going to include a link within the comment, don’t use keywords that are irrelevant. The best approach is often to link your name. Possibly not as valuable as a keyword, but the comment is more likely to remain than if a keyword had been used.

Most website owners (or bloggers) look at two areas before deleting or accepting the comment. The first is the spam factor – most spam comments can be picked up fairly quickly. The second area is the value of the comment. Get past these two areas and your linking building strategy has become successful.

Link building through the comments area is a logical place to gain good links. The comments section is a public forum with the site owner as moderator. Provide value and the moderator will appreciate your participation. Create spam and your comments may be forever sin binned. Link building through comments is easy, provides a quick link back to your site, and provides you with a great opportunity to leave your opinions.

Do it right and you will develop an authority within that community. Do it wrong and you may find your reputation tarnished. The benefits of a link building campaign using comments is smart and time effective and can help your search engine optimization efforts.

2 Responses to “Link Building Through Comments”

  • brian says:

    so based on this advice…..

    (stay relevant)

    yikes, presure is on to leave a good comment.

    (reference the content to sound original)
    Andy had a pretty detailed list for how to leave a good comment. I like what he said about saying, if the blogger deleted your comment. Would it be missed?

    i still like to put my keyword in the name tag for a quick link. but I know its a bit aggressive

    (now enter your link plug signature)

    Brian
    marketing
    Pingo.com

  • Karen says:

    Spam commenting used for link building has become a common practice nowadays. It is a useful tactic to improve your search engine rankings. However, I believe there are better and more effective ways one can allow customers to know about your website, business or blog. Strategies include banners, ads, blogs. I am doing a research on internet marketing strategies and have noticed a great result from these strategies.

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