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How can we find comment sites or blog for Do-Follow backlinks? can anyone suggest any trick list?

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rproffitt commented: As you claim to be a web developer, this is not good for your profile or attracting business. -3

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Short, practical plan to actually find and verify do‑follow comment/blog backlinks — building on points from , , and but with steps you can repeat rather than relying on static lists. Static “do‑follow lists” age fast; treat this as a small research workflow you can run every few weeks.

  1. Create a seed list: search your niche for pages that allow comments or guest content (phrases like “leave a reply”, “post a comment”, “write for us”, “resource page” plus your keyword).
  2. Mine competitor backlinks: export referring domains/backlinks from a backlink tool (Ahrefs, SEMrush, Moz, Majestic or free-lite tools). Filter results for profile/comment/ugc-style URLs to find likely comment or profile placements.
  3. Verify follow status manually: open the page source or Inspect Element and check the link’s rel attribute and the page’s meta robots. If rel contains nofollow/ugc/sponsored (or the page has meta robots nofollow), treat it as non‑follow. Use a browser extension to speed this up.
  4. Evaluate quality: prefer links inside editorial content or author bios over comment boxes. Check whether the page is indexed, topically relevant, and not a comment-spam farm.
  5. Outreach or contribute: add genuine, on‑topic comments or pitch a short guest post; tailor the link so it’s natural and useful.
  6. Track and recheck: keep a spreadsheet with URL, rel status, date checked and outreach status — reverify periodically because sites change.

Troubleshooting: if a page looks do‑follow in the browser but tools show no value, check for JS that injects rel attributes, meta robots, redirect chains, or links inside iframes. Final note: quality beats quantity — targeted guest posts and resource links give more stable, useful do‑follow value than mass commenting.

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Member Avatar for happygeek

I would have thought that a web development outfit such as yours would already know the SEO basics such as this...

Member Avatar for Henry_23

You need to find the top litas of popular sites and blogs in your niche. I recommend referring to your competitors' backlinks. You should place your links in the same place where their links are located.

Member Avatar for Australia_1

search in google and even commenting sites where you can see do follow profile link list

Member Avatar for lewisclark019

You should do the Market research or Competitor analysis for get the do follow backlinks. It is the best and easy way.

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