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Hello,

I have been using social bookmarking sites and articles to get traffic. I read some posts in this forum that posting comments on blogs is a good method to get traffic too.

So, I am looking for a list of blogs to submit comments.

Does anyone know any site that contains a this blog list?

Thanks,

Have a nice day!

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— several useful ideas are already in the replies. offered example sites, pointed to search-based discovery, and both and correctly stressed niche relevance. Below is a compact, up-to-date approach that builds on those hints and fills gaps that matter today.

Start with relevance, not raw lists. Find blogs where your target reader already spends time: niche directories, industry aggregators, competitor backlink reports, and targeted Google queries that look for blog pages with active comments. Evaluate each candidate by checking (a) recent post frequency and real comment activity, (b) whether comments are moderated or auto-approved, and (c) whether comment links use rel="nofollow" or rel="ugc" — many sites add those now, so expecting SEO juice from comments alone is unreliable.

Make every comment useful. Read the post, add a short, specific insight or a clarifying question, and reference one concrete detail from the article. Avoid generic praise or blatant self-promotion; those get deleted. When a link is appropriate, use a natural, relevant landing page (preferably a content page that genuinely extends the conversation), not a homepage or overt sales pitch.

Track and prioritise what works. Rather than blasting hundreds of comments, measure referral visits and conversions from a handful of high-quality sites. Use a unique landing page or tagged links to see which conversations send engaged users. If a blog owner approves your comments regularly, consider deeper engagement: write a guest post, offer to collaborate, or become a regular commenter — relationships convert better than short-term link chasing.

This complements ’s shortlist-and-filter idea: shortlist by audience fit, then filter by activity and moderation policy. Focus on adding value first; treat comments as conversation starters that can build traffic and trust over time rather than as a quick SEO hack.

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Member Avatar for Mark121

Hi,
I am offering you some do follow blogs that have high PR for commenting :
Brazencareerist (PR 6)

Sirpi (PR 6)

Sayanythingblog (PR 6)

Links (PR 4)

Midasoracle (PR 6)

Bloggreens (PR 6)

Illinipundit (PR 6)

Jemjabella (PR 6)

Heiseidemocracy (PR 5)

Expertcruiser (PR 5)

Shandyking (PR 5)

Dotsauce (PR 5)

Sphinn (PR 6)

Randaclay (PR 5)

Thedigeratilife (PR 4)

Blogsspeechwriters (PR 4)

Searchenginepeople (PR 4)

Freeadblogger (PR 4)

Allrealestateproperty (PR 4)

Ptank (PR 4)

Endangeredspaces (PR4)

Member Avatar for smokewire

TO find thedo follow blogs for commenting use this query.
keywordluv blog for ( keyword name) then search in google.

thanks.

Member Avatar for joesmith.aj

Do blog comments on your niche. Otherwise it won't help you on traffic.

Member Avatar for InsightsDigital

I also recommend to post comments on blogs that your targeted visitors would also be interested. Otherwise, the blog owner may suspect the comments not be genuine and not approve them.

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General steps

  1. Identify which blogs where your targeted user is expected to come.
    e.g If its a real esatate website then check for real estate blogs / forums

  2. Then Shortlist the blogs based upon relevance to our offerings and geo locations.

  3. Submit your comment as a third person (your comment should not look as a direct promotion of your product/services otherwise you would be banned )

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