Do-follow comments on moderation

Have you ever wonder why some comments need moderation? In do-follow blogs, most web owners set their site to moderation status. It helps to prevent spammers to be auto-approved by the blog post. If we’re just spamming around, and to write comments that are irrelevant to the topic, webmasters have the power to disapprove the spammer’s content and we’re always watching ahead of the spammers. But there are some comments which are auto-approved by do-follow blog owners. Why? It is because they are lazy to read the comments and to allow spammers to destroy the image of their blog. If other readers will see such spam messages approved in any blog post, they would have negative feelings about your blog and it’s suspicious. They would recommend that this blog is a complete “waste of time” and they will not come back to subscribe. So do-follow blog owners need their site to be set in moderation mode, as they can evaluate your post whether approved or disapproved.

Blog commenting makes you tired?

Are you doing blog comments recently, for a number of blogs? For me, this is one of the difficult and exhausting jobs I've ever known. Most webmasters are usually relying on do-follow blogs, so it's not easy for me because there are only less than 10% chance that you can find a do-follow blog. More than 90% chance are no-follow and dead links because they don't want spammers to just spam their blog and gain backlinks from their site. They would insist that spammers only destroys the image of their topic, likewise their whole blog as well. Last time, I just bought from someone at DigitalPoint on his complete list of do-follow blogs which are auto-approved, most of them are EDU and GOV sites. We can only buy do-follow blogs from the experts, but I think there's only a slight chance that we can see do-follow blogs for free.

Setting your blog to do-follow

If you want your blog to become do-follow here in Blogger, it's so simple. You just have to login and click on "Layout". There's a tab there called "Edit HTML" and you just have to scroll and scroll till you find a code after the anchor link of the client commented which is "rel=nofollow". All you have to do is to simply remove that text in the "Edit HTML" section and you're done! Your blog is now do-follow.

But what about blogs in WordPress, Joomla, Drupal and LiveJournal? You have to do the same. All you need to do is to find the HTML mode of the content and erase "rel=nofollow". This is where blog commenters will increase their backlinks to their site. If your blog is no-follow, the links are useless when it comes to SEO. It is important and legitimate that your blogs are set to do-follow, but you must have to set your comment in moderation status to limit and avoid spams.

A way of proper blog commenting

We may wonder on how we might be able to comment in someone's blog. There's onw thing which they might approve your post, and the way to do it is to know what you are commenting about. We will not just say "Thanks", "Great info", or "Nice post", because that might be considered as spam and will be removed from the comments list.

All we have to is our comments must be relevant to the topic and must be long. It should be related to the topic and to commemt something you can hardly imagine, even if it's a difficult one. You can inout your anchor name, anchor link and contact e-mail when you comment, for SEO purposes. Most do-follow blogs are setting their comments to moderation status in order to limit spammers.