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DoFollow Blogs – How To Find Them?


We have talked about how to make blog comments and build links at the same time for more traffic and sales in the earlier post but I think it’s just not complete without telling you how to find the correct blogs to leave your blog comments.

Okay, give a man a fish and feed him for a day or teach a man to fish and feed him for life! Well, I’m going to do just both for you.

Finding a blog to comment upon is a challenge and finding a blog with dofollow enabled is even more challenging. But we all know that the benefits of the dofollow right? So, it’s time worth spends simply because comments that you left at dofollow blogs count towards your blog PR.

But we are going beyond the backlink benefit here. We are also keen in the traffic that these comments are going to give us. So, here are your fish / fishes:

(Note: Don’t get busy looking at them first. I know it’s tempting! But my purpose is to teach how to fish. So, don’t go anywhere before you finish reading this complete blog post!)

And some dofollow directory to search and also to submit your blog if it was a dofollow to get more traffic to your blog: (Stay with me, just don’t click at them first till you finish reading the whole thing)

And….some dofollow search engines for easy search too:

(Hold on. Stay with me first and don’t get allured by these links yet. There are more to learn)

There is a problem however with these kinds of listings. What? Well, I came across a few blogs from listing like this that was not dofollow. Don’t be surprised. It’s just not easy to maintain a clean list. This is exactly why I wanted to teach you how to fish.

Okay, the very first thing that you need to learn is how to spot a dofollow blog. There are 2 ways of doing it:

Looking at the source code of the blog – This is going to be tiring if you were to check on the source code of each blog that you wanna leave a comment. Anyway, this is how you’re gonna do it. If you’re using Firefox (which you should!), click on the “View” tab and scroll to click on the “View Source” and you’ll be presented with something like this.

See, this is a nofollow blog. And the one below is a dofollow blog (my blog :) )

Clear? So, that’s how can do it to check whether the blog that you are about to comment on is dofollow enable. The second way is what I’m actually doing because it saves me a lot of time.

You can install the SEO for Firefox add on that will hilighted all links that are nofollow in red (you can set the colour in the preference but the default is red for nofollow links). So, every time that you want to check on the links attribute of a blog, simply click on the add on and all no follow links will be hilighted (in red – default setting).

There’s still one problem however with this add on. You will get block by search engines (temporarily) from collecting data if you use it too often. So, please make sure it’s off if you’re not doing any search.

Due to this drawback, I’m using this bookmarklet found at nfollow.com/ instead and it works just fine. Look at the results of my blog:

Well, yeah! My blog is dofollow. (Don’t spam me!)

Okay, we’re now at the most important part. I’m going to show you 2 simple ways on how you can actually find dofollow blogs with ease. So, use it with due diligence and with some effort and persistency, getting high PR backlinks and instant traffic with blog comments is a breeze. And well yeah, it cost you nothing.

Finding Dofollow Blogs Using Comment Plugin Footprint

The first method that we are going to utilize is to search for comment plugin footprint. Many bloggers (esp. those who are using Wordpress platform) will install plug in like CommentLuv, KeywordLuv, TopCommentators, Recent Comments etc. to encourage blog visitors to participate in commenting on their blogs. So, here’s how you can do it…

I like keywordluv plugin most because the links it creates are dofollow and that it allows visitors to put any anchor text link they like. The only bad thing is that it will most likely invite spam to blog owners. As you can see from their site, this is what happens when people leave their comment:

“When your readers leave a comment, they should leave their name and keywords in the Name field, using the following format: name@keywords.

When posts are displayed, the plugin searches for the @ character, strips it out and moves the name to front (outside the link).”

Oopps, Sorry! I’m getting too far. Here’s the method to do the search:
Simply use below search string with / without quotes on Google or Yahoo and you’ll be presented with more than enough dofollow blogs to comment on. Simply replace “yourniche” with your targeted niche.

“@YourKeywords yourniche”
“This site uses KeywordLuv yourniche”

For Commentluv search, here is the search string you can use. Don’t forget to double check if the blog is dofollow enabled, using the method described above if you’re commenting for backlinks purpose.

“Enable CommentLuv yourniche”

For top commentators search, here are some search string you can use:

Top commenter yourniche
Top commenters yourniche
Top commentators yourniche
Top commentors yourniche

Again, unlike KeywordLuv, you’ll need to double check if the blog is dofollow enabled. However, if you’re simply commenting for blog traffic, then this is the quick and easy way to locate blogs that are comment enabled.

Finding Dofollow Blogs Using Google Image Search

Excited? Okay, one more method to turn you into a blog comments expert for both traffic and backlinks. You’re going to do an image search at Google for these strings:

ifollowblue.gif
ifollowgreen.gif
ifollowpink.gif
ifollowpurple.gif
ifollowltgreen.gif
ifolloworange.gif
ifollowwhite.gif
ifollowmagenta.gif
ifollow.(gif/png/jpg, take your pick)
utrackback_ifollow.gif
ifollow-red.png
inurl:ucomment
inurl:ifollow

I discovered this from slightlyshadyseo.com and is indeed a method that has not been discussed before. A very eye opening method that the crowds know not.

That’s it! The only thing that you need to get it work is to take action now! Hey, and don’t forget the rules – Do not spam!

Cheers!
Waken

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This entry was posted on Wednesday, October 8th, 2008 at 5:51 pm and is filed under Website Traffic, blog. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.

204 Responses to “DoFollow Blogs – How To Find Them?”

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  2. I use the “this site uses keywordluv” trick myself. In fact, that’s how I found your blog, lol!

    Great comprehensive list.

  3. Thanks and welcome x & John!

    But don’t get too obsessed with this. Do it sparingly and at the same time consistently while keeping on track on your other main internet business effort.

    Cheers!
    Waken

  4. Solid post, a lot of great info. I will need to look further into the different links. I’ve also toyed with the idea of creating a custom google search with the specific dofollow sites in them.

  5. thanks

  6. Omg, those tips are excellent. Thanks for sharing. Hehe, so easy and logical. It is fair better to go with your methods because with it you can easily find related topic blog to your site, then going through all lists. Also it is much easier to find keyword enabled blogs and top commentators.
    SEO plugin is what is best for time sparing while checking if blog is dofollow. I never had problem with google overusing it.

  7. You’re welcome Judit! Doing it correctly and consistently and you’ll be getting both the traffic and PR benefits real soon. It’s no brainer.

    Well, I’m not sure why but my SEO plugin always return an error after a few continuous checking made. So, I prefer the latter. No problem so far.

    Cheers!
    Waken

  8. very good information , your post is excellent

  9. Thanks, nice faq. But it’s always better to not share such “gold” knowledge ;)

  10. Are there any hot buttons that can help to see these screens faster?

  11. Well Kolin.. My original theme of this blog is: NetBizSimplified – Internet Business Made Easy

    You might not be aware there’s another version of it – No Bull Shit – Discover What The Gurus Has Been Hiding From You.

    That’s it. I reveal things that you should be paying for high dollars elsewhere to get :) Sorry for the self promotion..

    But really..sharing good things to make a better world is great and it definitely would not affect my income anyway. So, why not :)

    Enjoy!
    Waken

  12. Sorry Deejay.. but it could either be the fault of your line or my server. Hm..give me sometime and I’ll look into it whether it’s necessary for “another” server change.

    Cheers!
    Waken

  13. Tank you for sharing the tricks of the trade. I wish you well as you have a good heart and shared dofollow blogs.

  14. Blog Finder is a great tool for dofollow blogs. I used it to find this blog:)

  15. You could also download SEO quake as a Firefox extension. It will show you no follow links by striking them out when you see them on your browser.

    Happy to report that this site has no crossed out links! Thanks guys!

  16. I was so eager to click on the links you provided, then I was so eager to comment and add a suggestion, but now I see that you covered it all.

    Great job, I really like your post!
    Cheers!

  17. :) Thanks Gigi! But the internet is changing fast. Do let us know if you have discovered anything new.

    Cheers!
    Waken

  18. Great post for beginners! As a blog newbie, I hadn’t a clue where to start to get comments and build links. Thanks for the links too.

  19. No problem Joe. Have fun and success!

    Waken

  20. Hi Waken,

    Having a bit of trouble doing the search. Do I leave out the quotes “” and pot in a backslash / before and after the string?

    Talk Soon

    Dave

  21. [...] Re: Commenting on related nofollow blogs – waste of time? Perhaps, this will help you a bit.. DoFollow Blogs ? How To Find Them? | NetBizSimplified [...]

  22. Thanks, I had been wondering about this after seeing a new report for sale with a list of such sites – I figured it must be easy enough to find such sites by yourself. Now I know the secret! Much appreciated.

  23. Hi Dave,
    You can try either with or without quotes. However, some niches just don’t have enough to show if you put the quotes. So, I normally leave out the quotes to do the search.

    Backslash? No, it’s not necessary anywhere in your search string. Enjoy!

    Hi Jason,
    Do check out my blog from time to time for more savings! While I might not be updating it often but I only share stuff that you would normally pay to learn elsewhere :)

    Cheers!
    Waken

  24. I don’t even know,fellow!) continued to write in the same vein, it is interesting people!

  25. Nice review. It help me to find some interesting sources.

  26. Great tips for finding dofollow blogs, thanks for sharing this

  27. Great information! I am bookmarking this site so I can reference to it, a great gem! Love the info about finding dofollow through google images. very nice

  28. kudos to you for this guide. Now I know how to distinguish between them :)

  29. WOW, this is exactly what i’ve been looking for. Very generous of you to share. Cheers

  30. Thanks for this information. You have just saved me a ton of time!

  31. Thats a lot of good info. I have tried some of the custom “dofollow” search engines before and many of the sites listed are no longer dofollow. It seems these search engines bring in a lot of spammers and the blog owners end up turning nofollow back on. So, I like the techniques you’ve laid out. Thanks.

  32. Great article, I think I will definitely give your suggestions a try.

  33. Very thorough post. What’s bugging me lately is that every time I go and try using a DoFollow blog search engine it returns results that include a lot of blogs that are not DoFollow anymore – does anybody else notice this often?

  34. Hi Kyle! Hi Steve!
    Well, yeah. It’s a tiring task for those dofollow blog search engine owner to keep a clean list. And as Kyle pointed out, blog owners might have switched back to nofollow due to excessive spams. So, if your blog is a dofollow, make sure you have Akismet.

    Cheers!
    Waken

  35. I have been using the search phrase:

    “Comments links could be nofollow free”

    for a while now to find dofollow blogs. It works pretty good too, but I like that these search phrases you have find blogs with keywordluv or commentluv enabled, which give deep links. Very nice post. Maybe someday I will be desperate enough and try the image search, but man, that seems like a lot of work. Cheers.

  36. Thanks for the great post. Anyone I have already install firefox plug in name (seo for fire fox and SEO Quake) it will indicate which blog are no follow.
    So you don’t have to waste time on commenting the no follow blog. Just concentrate on commenting the do follow blogs.

  37. DoFollow has its benefits! I’d like to welcome you to the community.

  38. Awsome post, I have been looking for this kind of info for sometime.

    Thanks!

  39. Sometimes you spend a lot of time Googling for something and then you just find it on the first attempt.

    I’ve been looking for a surefire plan to find dofollow for a few weeks now and here it is!

    Thanks :)

  40. i like this blog, thanks

  41. Great job! Very useful.
    Thanks!

  42. A great plug-in, can increase both human traffic and spammers on the site. I hope commentators will not abuse this gift provided by the article writers.

  43. Keep up the great work ;)

  44. i used this plugin wrong for 2 weeks…. aka yourname@keyword
    i always just used keywords

  45. image search….. thats briliant thank you

  46. I actually have been simply searching for “myniche keywordluv” and it seems to be returning the results I’m looking for. I really like the image search idea I never thought of that, I’ll have to give it a shot.

  47. Thank you for posting those links and for the great tips. ;)

  48. Thanks for the information. I’ve been frustrated lately by out of date dofollow lists, now I don’t need to be anymore!

  49. Great tips for finding dofollow blogs, thanks for sharing this

  50. What an awesomely useful post! Thanks so much for the tips.

  51. The best way to thank me is to use it properly. Never ever use it for spam. Cheers!
    Waken

  52. Yeah, this is killer info. But please use it properly. Never spam, deal?

    Cheers!
    Waken

  53. Thanks. I’ve been using the view page source from firefox but the SEO for firefox is new to me. I’ll definitely give it a whirl.

  54. This is great, thank you for the lesson!

  55. Finidng do follow blogs is a difficult task. But when you do find them they are gold. Good luck everyone looking for the golden nuggets. They do exist!

  56. I just posted some new Free U Comment I Follow Buttons & Badges on my blog for anyone who wants a dofollow badge that’s a little more Web 2.0

  57. Basically, the internet is one giant poll to Google, and each link counts as a vote. There are other factors that intefere, but we’ll keep it as is for simplicity’s sake. The more links you have, the more popular your site is – and that’s exactly what Google wants to find, the most popular/authorative sites on the web.

    The NoFollow attribute tells Google, “Don’t count this link as a vote for this website”. Whilst Google might still crawl the website’s content, it definitely does not add any link-weight. Well done, you’ve now penalized both the legitimate commenters as well as the spammers. Makes sense.

    I’ve made one of my blogs into a dofollow blog and here are my results (in comparison to a number of other, more popular, nofollow blogs that I own):

    1. More comments.
    2. Discussion. Because my links were carrying link-juice, and I was only accepting good quality comments, I ended up with proper, meaningful discussion that was pertinent to the article. I’m sure many of you bloggers only get spam and scraper comments

  58. Thanks for the excellent tips, great help! & REALTRIX, that’s def one good, educational comment. =) Its always nice to generate an active interaction to one’s site — less the spammers.

  59. Nice post. Just discovered this blog – new to me in 2009 – so I’ll be coming back for more useful comment. Happy new year to all

  60. interesting long read, thanks for sharing the tips

  61. You’re most welcome John & Marie!

    Cheers!
    Waken

  62. I appreciate that!

    Cheers!
    Waken

  63. Very impressive insight great way to find dofollow blogs it will be very helpful to everyone thank you dear for sharing with us.

  64. This is one of the better discussions and breakdowns on finding dofollow blogs that I’ve read. Keep up the great work!

  65. I’ve just found your excellent blog. You have some really useful articles in here – so I shall be back for another read when I get back from work. Keep it coming…

  66. I really liked your article. Excellent work !

  67. Hi
    Nice article, I however agree with realtrix about the value of comments. Having said that I really do not pay any attention to whether blog/site is follow/nofollow, I am really only interested in useful information. Linkjuice is as far as I am concerned a byproduct.

  68. thanks

  69. That’s some interesting info. I liked your unique point of view… thanks bud

  70. Hi Waken -

    Thanks for the links. I found a lot of dofollow lists are out of date, so I created my own – complete with a system to human verify the links. Can you please add it to your list?

    http://tools.pagerush.com/dofollow_list

    Cheers!

  71. Well, useful and unique content will always be the king. But a kingdom with just the king without the queen seem awkward to me. So, treat “linking” as the queen. When both present, you’ll see the power and have to agree with me even if you do not want to :)

    Cheers!
    Waken

  72. Hi Adam,
    I’ve checked all links and remove one that is dead. Thanks.

    Visited your site but seem lacking in volume to be of real use for the public. So, I’ll just leave your link here in the comments. But that should get you some traffic :)

    Cheers!
    Waken

  73. This is probably the best “how to” post I’ve seen on how to find do follow blogs. I bet you get a ton of traffic to this post. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.

  74. Thanks for the information and the links, they are going to save me a lot of time.

  75. Thanks Waken. As of tonight, I’ve got about 250 blogs in my search engine. I know it isn’t super useful yet (I’m adding more daily) but my hope is that it will be way more *accurate*. I hope you didn’t think I was saying that your links aren’t accurate, I just meant the other dofollow search engines. Anyway, cheers for the link!

  76. It was very interesting. I will recommend this post to my friends.

  77. Hi Adam,
    I might be wrong but it seems that people need to upgrade to paid version to access the full database. The free version looks limited and it’s not sorted with categories for easy search.

    Cheers!
    Waken

  78. I really liked your article. Nice work!

  79. Wow. Thank you so much. You are a God send.

  80. Great post…too much information to digest in one reading…I will have to bookmark this one. Thanks for the info!

  81. uau sounds interesting
    thanks for post

  82. Great post as always. You should really make a career outta this ;)

  83. Awesome post! Awesome advice!
    I’ve tried several software that claim to find dofollow blogs, but never delivered the promise. With KeywordLuv trick I’ve manually found dozens of keyword-related blogs and made 18 comments (no spam of course!), which is much more effective than with the help of automated software. Gotta see higher rankings now for the promoted hubpage.
    I use NoDofollow plugin for FireFox which conveniently shows the status of external links.

  84. I am glad that more people are switching to do follow. There are major benefits for the host and user. Thanks for the information and the do follow on your blog.

  85. This is some serious matter you are discussing… I read about it in the past but it’s first time for me to see such a comprehensive guide. Thanks

  86. Thanks for tips,and i hope more advance

  87. Thanks for the tips

  88. thanks a lot

  89. Nice. The SEO for FireFox tip alone is worth its weight in gold :)

  90. Seems everywhere I look people are using this commentluv and keywordluv, really a revolution towards the purpose of the web. Which is of course sharing. Keep Bloggin’

  91. Thanks so much for the detailed info, it has saved me a days work..

  92. :) Glad to hear that!

    Waken

  93. Thanks so much for the resource, I have found it quite useful and have bookmarked your site!

  94. Do you take donations here ? Thank You

  95. Omg, those tips are excellent. Thanks for sharing. Hehe, so easy and logical. It is fair better to go with your methods because with it you can easily find related topic blog to your site, then going through all lists. Also it is much easier to find keyword enabled blogs and top commentators.
    SEO plugin is what is best for time sparing while checking if blog is dofollow. I never had problem with google overusing it.

  96. Hi Jeremy,
    I assume you mean my contents are too good that it far exceeds than some $97 ebooks ;) Hehe…

    Well, the best way to thank me is to practice it and of course to provide feedback here just in case my contents become outdated etc. so everybody could benefits. If you have some squidoo lenses, hope you can set at least 50% of the royalties for charity purpose. It’s good karma.

    But I found your suggestion is a good idea too. So, I’ve activated the “buy me a beer / coffee” plugin ;)

    Cheers!
    Waken

  97. i’m arabian and i feel sad because that arabian sources and articles about seo is too poor .. so i hopee that everybody talkes about seo in english will use an easy english .. like that post above

  98. That’s for the information it was really helpful.

  99. thanks man , it will help me build solid backlinks !
    you are doing a nice work

  100. Thanks your for the information, I like your article and the ideas exposed. It’s a great piece of information and FREE..Thanks

  101. I enjoyed reading your post and really like your style. I have bookmarked for future visits …. Keep up the good work

  102. Excellent post. I’m enjoying your blog, going to subscribe! :)

  103. Great list, I especially like the list for the image search

  104. Wow, this by far the easiest way to find do follow blogs I’ve heard of. All that time I spend going through blog after blog and checking to see what color the links were (seo for firefox) you just cut a lot of future research time out!!!

  105. Thanks man. This is going to help me a lot. I have before this trouble to find them. And it took me a lot of work.

  106. Truly enjoyed your article. Nice work!

  107. Thanks for sharing these new information with the rest of us. Appreaciated it, will check back for more of your post.

  108. WOW! i only know of the google image search but it’s really an eye opener to know the rest of the tricks. thanks so much!

  109. Enjoyed your site! =)

  110. very good post … thanks for the information,
    I find very useful links to find lists of dofollow blogs, but the most interesting is your council about the images, I will put it into practice
    Greetings

  111. Nice post. Most blogs or not very informative. At least I learnt somthing with yours.

  112. This is great article. Thank you, and I will forward to all my freinds.

  113. I found your blog on google and read a few of your other posts. I just added you to my Google News Reader. Keep up the good work. Look forward to reading more from you in the future.

  114. Very nice information. Thanks for this.

  115. Hi, You have all the material is attractive and pleasing to read, it quite withholds you snared. Any day you can find fresh and attractive things in your blog.

  116. Thanks for this man!!

    Dofollow tags are the way forward!

  117. Your google image search tip is great, I never thought about that. Also for you might want to leave your niche out of the quotes when looking for keywordluv sites, seems to work better for me at least.

  118. I think that fast blog finder is the easiest way to find do follow comments

  119. Very nice information. Thanks for this.

  120. This is very interesting. I get why nofollow is there but there are now plenty of tools to attack comment spam with while not penalizing real blogs.
    Keep up the good work.

  121. Great info – i’m on a do follow hunt at the moment so this will be really useful. I read that google does pay attention to nofollow links to some degree – is this right?

  122. Wow, great info for DoFollow pages. I certainly make my blog as DoFollow as well.

    Cheers, frizzy.

  123. Wow! 121 comments on this single post! I hope mine will still be read. lol. Anyway, I’m now starting to look for dofollow blogs. Instead of performing link exchange, I hope to grab those by commenting actively on dofollow blogs.

  124. This is a great tip to find dofollow sites. It’s a most daunting work to find regarding dofollow sites, you’r goggle image search is good to maximize the time limit.

  125. Thank you really. This is the information that I’ve been looking for.

  126. Thanks. I am glad that I resisted a temptation of clicking the link . And read through the article. It is one of the most useful one. Thanks a lot.

  127. Thank you for posting those links and for the great tips. ;)

  128. Back in the day when blogs were first starting, nasty spammers used to abuse blog commenting, and spam the comments with their yuckky links, trying to promote all kinds of junky porny gambly sites. To combat this, Google implemented the “no follow” tag. This tag was picked up by wordpress and impelemented for URLs in comments as standard in their scripts. What it means is that URLs in the comments field are ignored by google, and pagerank and indexing are not improved for the target sites, from these links. The expectation was that this would disuade spammers from commenting on blogs.

  129. Wow seriously, this is one of the most informative posts I have seen about finding DoFollow blogs, I’ve just bookmarked it, as I learned some new search methods involving images and a few new keywords to type in the search engines to find blogs that I want to comment on :)

    Till then,

    Jean

  130. Nice list of do follow search engines. I agree alot listed are no follow so people should learn how to find them. You gave some great tips on looking for each type.

  131. Very nice information. Thanks for this.

  132. Nice blog post,i found this blog at yahoo and i like it.

  133. I have a new blog and i like your posts but i can not produce quality posts like yours.Do you have any blogging secrets : ) ?

  134. Very nice information. Thanks for this.

  135. Start in a niche that you personally enjoy. You should have plenty to say. Or start a personal blog instead. You can write whatever that comes in mind. It may not bring you lot of money at start, but that’s how you accustom yourself to writing.

    The first step has always been the most difficult. But once you’ve started, everything else will be a lot easier. Secrets? The true secret is no secret. Realistically speaking, you reap what you sow.

    Cheers!
    Waken

  136. Very nice information. Thanks for this. By the way, did you come out with the article yourself?

  137. Just added the plugin to my blog..
    spread the love to the world :-D

  138. Nice writing style. Looking forward to reading more from you.

  139. I am a new blogger and found yours at yahoo.Awesome post!

  140. Thank you very much for the info, very informative and useful. I will add this to my collection of cool sites! Thanks again!

  141. Another great and easy way to find whether a link is dofollow or nofollow is by installing NoDoFollow 1.1 which is one of the helpful Firefox extension. By adding it, we just have to right click and select NoDoFollow. Enjoy!

  142. You’re always share good information in your blog, is there a way for me to be alerted everytime you have a new post in your blog?

  143. Thanks for this

  144. Well, just enter your email at the top right hand corner under the heading “Are You On Track” and you’ll be notified if there’s any new post. If there’s none, you’ll not receive any mail from me. It’s clean.

    Cheers!
    Waken

  145. Thanks for the information to find dofollow blog list. It is a great help.

  146. I like your ideas and your list. I have been using the free version of g-lock. It is not the most efficient way to find dofollow sites, but it is free.

  147. This is a really great site with alot of good well written post.Found this via google and will be coming back.Thanks

  148. Hey ! thanks for the material, a salute from Chile, iam adding your blog to feedreader !

  149. I have probably been looking around online for like the last 20 minutes for a site like yours. So i just want to give you a big thank you and tell you too keep up the hard work. Have a great weeken! =) Thank you!

  150. Nice post! very interesting topic. keep on posting.

  151. Its good to know that some people still have a sense of humor

  152. Hey, i was seeing a leng in squidoo, then take me to another link that leave me here, it is a great post dude, thanks !

  153. Thanks for the post, took a while to read it completely and experiment all you speak about here, but i hope it will help me. Thanks again

  154. Great stuff. Nice to read some well written posts. A long way between them.

  155. Do follow is a great way to get more comments on your blog.I comment on all related blogs to mine.People will visit if the comment is good enough.

  156. Great blog. Can’t wait to see what you come up with next!

  157. I readed several posts of your blog, but never taked the time to say thank you. Just that.

    Julie.

  158. Good step by step guide shown on how to find and verify dofollow blogs.

  159. Yet another great post.You always share good information in your blog, Dofollow is the way forward for steady commenting.

  160. Love Calculator from My Love on April 17th, 2009 at 6:59 am

    Dofollow is good specially if you are “socializing” or having a good discussions with your visitors.

  161. It is obvious that you have put alot of effort into this! I thought I’d just leave a quick message saying good job!!

  162. Your method is good, but there is another way to find quality dofollow blogs. There is a software called fast blog finder – I have been using it for a long time to find quality blogs in any niche.

  163. Thanks for this information. But internet move very fast.

  164. Great blog. Can’t wait to see what you come up with next!

  165. Thanks a lot for sharing these Very useful tips. The only trouble is that site that have a dofollow now can turn into nofollow once they see people misusing it. So most dofollow blogs or links are shortlived.

    Allthesame, your tips were an eye opener. Really appreciated it.

    Thanks.

    Cheers.

    Sharon

  166. Hi There, Good tips you got here. Perhaps can you also show us how to get or search for a *.edu blogs that is dofollow? I heard that *.edu blog are really good in terms of boosting your PR. I’m not an SEO guru but that’s what I heard from different forums.

    -amy

  167. Hai2u Guys and Gals, I do strongly agree with Sharon above me – however, for a beginner, these are some awesome and useful tips. Well done. [Kene]

  168. Hi Sharon, Hi Kene,
    Well, that’s right. There’s possibility that dofollow blogs owner who do not know how to handle spams and have poor security setting on their blogs often switch back to nofollow once they have attained to an independent level of PR and traffic.

    So, for them nothing to lose. On the other hand, if you’re commenting on these blogs and link to your own blogs (not a static site but a self hosted blog on your own server), you’ll have the same priviledge. Once PR and traffic reach an independent level, it doesn’t matter whether the links that you’ve previously built through these dofollow blogs become nofollow.

    But of course, we would want to treat everybody fair and not inviting readers to comment only because of the PR and traffic and dump them when we have reached our goal.

    Cheers!
    Waken

  169. Hi Amy,
    You just need a simple search string on Google to dig these .edu blogs out. However, .edu blogs are normally educational portals.

    I’m afraid putting this up will put them in troubles.. ;)

    They are already contaminated with those sex and viagra spammers!

    Show me why you need it and before my final decision..

    Cheers!
    Waken

  170. These are some great and very useful tips. I didn’t realize until today how common the NOFOLLOW attribute was.

  171. Thanks NetBizSimplified for the great advice. Will implement some of your ideas.

  172. Very interesting article you put here. If I may add, I also use this search string for finding web directories that I can submit my website.

    intitle:list “your keywords”

    Hope it helps.

  173. DoFollow blogs are great. Keyword Luv is a fantastic concept.

  174. Very interesting article you put here. If I may add, I also use this search string for finding web directories that I can submit my website.

    intitle:list “your keywords”

    Hope it helps.

    ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

    Thats a great idea and it does seem to work!

    Noah Lieske

  175. Excellent you save me. I was really suffering Dofollow and Nofollow now i have learnd from you thanks a lot.

  176. Definitely one of the best blog commenting articles I’ve seen. I even obeyed and didn’t click the links until after I finished reading the post. Thanks for sharing.

  177. I just want to point out that Google is not the only search engine in the universe. as a matter of fact,*if i am not mistaken* i think that search engines such as yahoo and ask.com don’t even take into consideration the nofollow tag…in the end it is just a matter of posting…the more you do the better.

    Finally someone who can write a good blog ! I loved your post and will be telling others about it. Subscribing to your RSS feed now. Thanks

  178. Good information. I never thought about image search or some of the other terms you use. I have to try it and see how it works for some niche terms also.

  179. Hmm..well maintained blog here :)

  180. WOW- that’s a great huge detail. Glad that I found your blog. I was laughing while I’m reading your blog especially the italized sentences. Sorry but I was so eager too when I get through the links of DoFollow blogs and that surprised me that you’ve got the huge list. You’re such a genius. Thanks for everything!

  181. Nice list of do follow search engines….thanks for this great post..:)

  182. Thanks for valuable information. Do-Follow helps to encourage bloggers to comment on others blog as if i am not getting any benefit i will avoid to comment on others blog and with comments some time you get new information on old posts. commenting is nice way to upgrade your post for your readers. So it also beneficial for the Bloggers.

  183. I use Blog Comment Demon to find my Dofollow blogs.

  184. Hi,
    Now i will find the dofollow blog for different category easily.
    Thanks for the sharing.

  185. The list of do-follow directories is very nice and helpful. Thanks for listing them here.

  186. great job buddy. I have been trying a lot to finding ways to find do-follow blogs. I really came to know about many ways. U have done a wonderful job posting this post. Thanks Buddy. Thanks a lot.

  187. Hello. I just noticed there aren’t any list of the Do-Follow blogs anymore…but I’ve got a question [I'm still kinda new in d seo thingy] if you could assist me with. Are “No-Follow” links completely irrelevant to google? cos there was a site i pasted a link on, i clearly saw it was a “no-follow” link [with the seo firefox thing] but google soon acknowledged it, and credited me for it.

  188. I think the case by case do follow is a good idea, although it may prove to be very time consuming. I think do follow does get abused and it is unfair to people who actually contribute to watch others spam the board and still get the same quality link.

  189. Really very helpful post please keep posting more about this kind of things. Highly Appreciated.

  190. Hi,
    Do-Follow helps to encourage bloggers to comment on others blog as if i am not getting any benefit i will avoid to comment on others blog and with comments some time you get new information on old posts.
    They are already contaminated with those sex spammers.
    Thanks.

  191. Thank you for this tip ! I was dying for this feature to be included in Blogger, and now finally….

  192. Great post and very useful information. Yours is the only blog with a shortcut on my desktop because it has truly useful information not presented elsewhere. great job1

  193. Thanks for the dofollow blog list. Its priceless but we can never be sure, when the dofollow turn into nofollow.

  194. This is a very impressive list Waken. I noticed that many blogs specify “external nofollow” instead of just plain-old “nofollow”. What is the difference?

  195. This is the mos helpful post i have ever got also i get a toolbar here and i have set that into my browser and its really working. Thanks for the great post and please keep updating things that will be helpful for us :)

  196. [...] than writing all over again here… I did some blog posts on this subject some time back .. DoFollow Blogs ? How To Find Them? | NetBizSimplified How To Make Blog Comments & Build Links The Right Way | [...]

  197. You’re welcome!

  198. Basically, a link marked with “external” is external and a link marked with “nofollow” is not followed. A link marked with both is both external and not followed. You can get more technical explanation here http://forums.digitalpoint.com/showthread.php?t=65553 (look for replies from Dodger).

  199. thank you, great post, good job!

  200. I don’t usually reply to posts but I will in this case. WoW :)

  201. Thanks, your posts are always really informative and useful to me. Keep up the good work.

  202. You can also check a blog that whether it is Do Follow Or No follow by right clicking on any comment link.A pop-up will appear if there is written “External” or Same Window” Then the Blog Is Do Follow and if there is written “Nofollow” or “external nofollow” then it is off course a No Follow Blog. :)

  203. Oh..oh.. I didn’t notice that. Thanks Shane!

    If you’re using Firefox, right click your mouse and chose “properties”. For Chrome users, right click and “inspect elements”.

    Waken

  204. Wow I was very impressed with your technique to search for Dofollow blogs via image searches, I had never thought of this before! Now it’s too bad that you can’t limit your searches to only .com domain names on the image searches, but only the standard searches :(

    -Randy

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