http://www.someextrapennies.com/the-best-dofollow-bookmarking-sites.html Tue, 06 Jan 2009 21:50:33 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7 hourly 1 http://www.someextrapennies.com/the-best-dofollow-bookmarking-sites.html/comment-page-1/#comment-3723 Archie Pennies Sun, 04 Jan 2009 12:31:43 +0000 http://www.someextrapennies.com/?p=104#comment-3723 @AC Thanks for visiting! Well it depends on what comments you allow. While page rank is believed to leak from followed comments, sometimes comments from users with sites relevant to a blog will have a positive effect. For example, if a site is about cars and a lot of people with sites about cars comment in a post and leave their link as the commenter name search engines might think that this is good resource with lots of content and a links to relevant sites. Just be careful with the sites that are linked to especially with autoblogs, splogs and trackback spam. If a comment looks fishy try a copy - paste on Google to see if the same comment appears on a site in order to verify if it is comment spam or not. As for leaving comments in do follow blogs, the real boost comes with blogs that allow keywords as the name. Check out comment policies. If the blogger does not allow keywords use your name. You still get some link juice but it will probably not help much when it comes to boosting search engine rankings for the desired keyword. @AC Thanks for visiting! Well it depends on what comments you allow. While page rank is believed to leak from followed comments, sometimes comments from users with sites relevant to a blog will have a positive effect. For example, if a site is about cars and a lot of people with sites about cars comment in a post and leave their link as the commenter name search engines might think that this is good resource with lots of content and a links to relevant sites. Just be careful with the sites that are linked to especially with autoblogs, splogs and trackback spam. If a comment looks fishy try a copy - paste on Google to see if the same comment appears on a site in order to verify if it is comment spam or not. As for leaving comments in do follow blogs, the real boost comes with blogs that allow keywords as the name. Check out comment policies. If the blogger does not allow keywords use your name. You still get some link juice but it will probably not help much when it comes to boosting search engine rankings for the desired keyword.

]]> http://www.someextrapennies.com/the-best-dofollow-bookmarking-sites.html/comment-page-1/#comment-3721 AC Sun, 04 Jan 2009 04:06:35 +0000 http://www.someextrapennies.com/?p=104#comment-3721 Thanks for the informative article. Do you think the comments/traffic that come from DoFollow are worth the trouble/spam? Isn't there a detriment to your PR by allowing this? Thanks for the informative article. Do you think the comments/traffic that come from DoFollow are worth the trouble/spam? Isn’t there a detriment to your PR by allowing this?

]]> http://www.someextrapennies.com/the-best-dofollow-bookmarking-sites.html/comment-page-1/#comment-2993 Archie Pennies Wed, 10 Dec 2008 18:38:03 +0000 http://www.someextrapennies.com/?p=104#comment-2993 @ Joe I just checked the second link you posted. It appears that the link points to and Iframe. Iframes normally stop crawlers from even looking at the page below. I personally do not know if they are actually reading the page bellow but from the source code I see with Firefox there isn't even a link to the actual page. The source code itself is from the Iframe. Sometimes a crawler my get around the if there is a no frame tag but I took a quick glance and didn't found it. I will try to follow that link with a text browser to see what happens. But at first glance all I saw was Java script and some links pointing to Stumble Upon. Sorry for the late reply College is killing me. @ Joe I just checked the second link you posted. It appears that the link points to and Iframe. Iframes normally stop crawlers from even looking at the page below. I personally do not know if they are actually reading the page bellow but from the source code I see with Firefox there isn’t even a link to the actual page. The source code itself is from the Iframe. Sometimes a crawler my get around the if there is a no frame tag but I took a quick glance and didn’t found it. I will try to follow that link with a text browser to see what happens. But at first glance all I saw was Java script and some links pointing to Stumble Upon. Sorry for the late reply College is killing me.

]]> http://www.someextrapennies.com/the-best-dofollow-bookmarking-sites.html/comment-page-1/#comment-2867 joe Wed, 03 Dec 2008 06:55:33 +0000 http://www.someextrapennies.com/?p=104#comment-2867 well at least on the page they appear on.... now reposted here both show as nofollow , odd well at least on the page they appear on…. now reposted here both show as nofollow , odd

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