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Hello.

I have been using a free software called Blog Commentor Lite.

How it works is that you search relevant keywords using this software, and it will return a list of blog sites that are relevant to your key term. Then you can sort the sites according to PR, and then you simply visit sites and comment.

If you have the time, this is a fast and easy way to create some high PR one-way back links.

I don't remember where I downloaded it from, but try a google search for "Blog Commentor Lite"

http://www.google.com/search?q=Blog+Commentor+Lite&sourceid=navclient-ff&ie=UTF-8&rls=GGGL,GGGL:2006-46,GGGL:en

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A short, practical update that builds on the points raised by , , and others: scraping blogs and dropping comment links was a common tactic years ago, but the landscape changed. Comment links are normally user-generated and site owners mark them as UGC/nofollow (or similar), and since 2019 Google treats nofollow/ugc/sponsored as hints rather than guaranteed ranking signals — so comment links are rarely a reliable source of “high PR” ranking credit. Google: Evolving “nofollow” (Sept 10, 2019). (developers.google.com)

Also, the old toolbar “PR” number people chased was turned off for public use in 2016, so don’t build a strategy around a 0–10 PageRank value — it’s not available any more and isn’t an actionable metric for earning links. Focus on real editorial signals and relevance instead of chasing a public PR score. [Search Engine Land: Google Toolbar PageRank officially goes dark].(https://searchengineland.com/google-toolbar-pagerank-officially-goes-dark-247553). (searchengineland.com)

A short, modern playbook (practical, low-risk):

  1. Create one “linkable asset” (original data, how-to guide, tool, or research) that genuinely helps your audience.
  2. Promote it with targeted outreach and digital PR (HARO, journalists, resource-replacement pitches and listicle outreach).
  3. Use guest posts sparingly and only when they add real value; Google warns when guest/article campaigns are purely link-focused.
  4. Use blog comments for visibility and referral traffic, not as an SEO shortcut; avoid mass/automated comment tools that leave spammy footprints. Tools like Ahrefs can systematize prospecting and outreach. (ahrefs.com)

If you run a site, mark UGC and paid links correctly (rel="ugc", rel="sponsored" or rel="nofollow") so Google understands intent. Example comment link markup:

<a href="https://example.com" rel="ugc nofollow">Example resource</a>

See Google’s guidance on qualifying outbound links for details. [Google: Qualify Outbound Links for SEO].(https://developers.google.com/search/docs/crawling-indexing/qualify-outbound-links). (developers.google.com)

Summary: was right to stress quality content — that, plus focused promotion and editorial outreach, beats mass comment tools for durable, legitimate links.

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Member Avatar for stymiee

Sorry but that won't work. Almost every blog uses nofollow on their comment links so those links have absolutely no SEO value whatsoever. Also, most blog pages have little no no PR and so many links on them that what little PR they have gets diluted before it would get to you anyway.

Member Avatar for bobchrist

Again quality content is one of the important factors to be taken into consideration that influence quality links in natural ways.

Member Avatar for TroyM

Blog posting becoming useless day by day.. At the end every blog will utilize "Nofollow" tag.
All your comments will be useless later on...

Troy

Member Avatar for Indiainternet

I believe If being a comment submitter If we submit our ideas and share it. I thing We should be rewarded with a link back to our websites.

Member Avatar for Flower

Creating blogs and adding more and timely update are more helpful for increasing the no. of one way links for the website rather than posting comment in blogs.

Member Avatar for happygeek

I believe If being a comment submitter If we submit our ideas and share it. I thing We should be rewarded with a link back to our websites.

If you are talking about DaniWeb forums here, then you can already do this using the signature facility. We only take action against those who promote their own sites within the message itself, or use a 'fake sig' to the same end.

Member Avatar for ayoungpretender

gonna try , won't miss any opportunity
but i believe that there is no complete Easy Method For Getting high PR One-Way Links! :)

Member Avatar for ayoungpretender

If you are talking about DaniWeb forums here, then you can already do this using the signature facility. We only take action against those who promote their own sites within the message itself, or use a 'fake sig' to the same end.

Daniwab is no follow, right ?

Member Avatar for ayoungpretender

i check it out through the addson of my firefox
and well, no follow are less prone to be spammed

Member Avatar for canadafred

In today's world, the search engine still counts and values the link in spite of the link condoms and robot exclusions.

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