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Many blog owners are lazy or reluctant to leave comments on other blogs in

the mistaken belief that theyre not going to get anything out of it. They

think wrong, of course. There are in fact many benefits to enjoy from leaving

comments, and yes, its not just about making friends with other people.

Link Building Benefits of Leaving Comments on Blogs

Automatic Link Signature Every time you leave a comment, youll be required

to provide your name and URL, and thats instantly one way for people to

visit your website or blog. Even if all you said was YES or NO, youll still

be required to submit your name and URL.

Build Your Credibility Leaving valuable and interesting comments on other

peoples blog will gradually build your credibility, and many readers and

blog owners will be interested in having you comment on their respective

sites as well. When that happens, the number of links you have goes up as

well.

Create a Blog Guesting Opportunity One way of letting other blog owners

know that youre an interesting blog guest to have is by consistently leaving

informative comments on their blogs. When they notice that you really always

have something to say then its likely for blog owners to invite you as a

blog guest. As a blog guest, youll be able to write your own post that

means greater freedom to discuss whatever needs discussing in another

persons blog and more importantly, provide a link back to your website.

Building Your Network Earlier on, its been discussed how blog comments

will immediately allow you to post your link. When readers like what youre

saying, they could visit your site to know more about you. And when they like

what youre saying there even more then theyll surely add your link to their

website whether they inform you about it or not. Leaving comments could also

attract the attention of exclusive blogging directories and communities, and

theyll consequently invite you to join them if they like what theyre

reading.

What You Shant Do When Building Links through Blog Commenting

Now that you know the importance of leaving comments on blogs in the

marketing sense, here are several things you should definitely avoid once you

start leaving comments on other peoples blog:

Posting Comments without Value If you really have nothing to say but hi

then better constrain your personal greetings to the blog owner in an email.

Comments should only be made when you have something pertinent or valuable to

add in relation directly or indirectly about the topic on hand.

Repetitions and Rephrasing If what you intend to say has already been said

then thats done. Saying almost exactly the same thing will not be considered

good blogging etiquette. You may, however, state that you agree then give

your own experience or opinion relating to the issue.

Stop with the Keywords Forget about keywords for the time being. As

comments will almost always be far shorter than blog entries, they shouldnt

be written with a certain keyword density in mind. If necessary, use your

keywords once or twice only but other than that, keep your comments short and

sweet. Say what you need to say, and say no more than that!

Automated Comments There must be limits to delegating, and using an

automated bot to post comments in other blogs is one of those limits that you

shouldnt cross. If you cant be bothered to make the comment yourself, dont

fool yourself into thinking that a blog owner will appreciate one from your

bot. If the situations were reversed, will you?

Take and Take If theres one golden rule in using comments in blogs for

building links then it must be a give-and-take relationship. If someone had

the decency to host your link because of the comments youve made on his blog

and hes doing the same in yours, the least you could do is host his link as

well. If you dont, wait for karma to bite you at the back!

In the end, make sure that you always leave a positive mark behind you

through your comments because first impressions last, and your comments could

very well be the basis of that for many! Think twice before pressing the

enter button!

by: Elijah Chai




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