Here is a list of over 150 Do Follow Blogs for you to utilize. You can comment in the posts of these blogs for high quality back links. I have not included the PR of all the blogs, however I did put my favorite blogs towards the top of the list. Enjoy.


http://internetmarketingsucks.com/
http://www.affiliateconfession.com/
http://www.dansmuaythaimma.com

http://www.marketingpilgrim.com/
http://www.searchenginepeople.com/blog/
http://zacjohnson.com/


http://theuniversitykid.com/
http://www.thenetfool.com/
http://www.datmoney.com/
http://www.bookmarkbliss.com/

http://theblogentrepreneur.com/
http://techie-buzz.com/
http://ahkong.net/

http://www.sueblimely.com/
http://www.balkhis.com/
http://www.keralaroom.com


http://www.catswhocode.com/
http://thoushallblog.com/
http://www.johnchow.com/
http://www.adesblog.com/


http://slyvisions.com/
http://www.wayneliew.com/
http://www.lifeiscolourful.com/
http://www.bloganything.net/
http://www.techtreak.com/


http://www.techsagar.com/
http://www.peterleehc.com/blog/
http://clubblogger.com/
http://bookshopblog.com/
http://www.qualitynetdesign.com/
http://www.phil801.com/wpblog/
http://www.middlezonemusings.com/


http://www.newhomessection.com/blog/
http://www.lifecruiser.com/

http://www.kilheeny.com/

http://www.instigatorblog.com/
http://www.firstclassfashionista.com/



http://webtrafficroi.com/
http://thebigdesk.com/

http://www.timgary.com/
http://www.netevolution.co.uk/blog/
http://www.melissamanske.com/
http://www.linkw.info/
http://www.hotmobilephoneoffers.com/
http://www.finecoastalliving.com/blog

http://www.countrykitchenpantry.com/

http://www.bigfootwebmarketing.com/
http://www.adryblog.net/
http://thehiddenguide.com/
http://www.rowelldionicio.com/


http://vmasti.com/

http://www.redstaplerchronicles.com/

http://www.lendingstream.co.uk/


http://www.bradmcallister.com/

http://ineeddiscipline.com/

http://deansaliba.com/


http://bestdiamond.org

























http://weddingengagementrings.org




http://www.creditscoreinsight.com/

tamimadam commented: really nice job! thanx! +0

Dani AI

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This thread contains a useful old compilation by , but it is from 2009 and several members (for example and ) already noted many targets are dead or the thread has become stale. Before using time on mass commenting, treat this list as a starting point to vet individual sites rather than a ready-made backlink strategy.

Search engines and link policy have changed since 2009: Google now supports rel="sponsored" and rel="ugc" and treats rel="nofollow" as a hint rather than an absolute block; site owners are expected to qualify paid or user-generated links. Google and the industry have also run several link-spam updates that actively devalue or nullify spammy link tactics, so automated or scattershot comment-backlinking is low ROI and potentially risky. (developers.google.com)

Quick vet checklist (do these before spending time on a blog):

  • Verify the site is live and has recent posts (no stale/malware notices).
  • Confirm comments are open and actually publish links (test a short, genuine comment).
  • Inspect the comment author/site link in the page source (look for rel="ugc" / rel="nofollow" / rel="sponsored").
  • Prioritize relevance and value: leave helpful, on-topic comments that add to the discussion rather than “nice post” links.
  • Prefer editorial/guest contributions, earned mentions, or content that naturally attracts links over mass comment campaigns.
  • Track results with Search Console or a backlink tool and avoid automation.

References: Evolving \"nofollow\" — new ways to identify the nature of links. Qualify your outbound links to Google. Search Engine Land — Google Search link spam update rolling out now.

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Thanks for the list. Have already worked through my last one!

Yeah, this is a compliation of several lists I have found, and some other sites that weren't on any lists.

Dan

Great I will be adding this to my do follow blog list! :)

some blogs are not working anymore.. but good list though, thanks a lot :)

Wow that is a great list. Thanks for sharing it. Are you sure that those blogs approve blog comments quicker without huge delay?

Excellent resource, Thanks for sharing wonderful blog.

Very nice list bro thank for sharing here

Hi, Thanks for the list.

Hi,

It's really a nice list. However, it would be better if you can bifurcate list according to niche.

Is it okay to share my own blog as well?

http://fedtechmn.blogspot.com/

We should definitely be on that list ;)

Great compilation, Dans. Thanks!

This is great, thanks for the list.

Good list here bro thanks for sharing

I use Firefox plugin, this addon will highlight links in a page according to nofollow / dofollow status. It's pretty easy & simple and I never had a problem with it.

Great list, thanks, Dan!

although this may be too late for commenting, but this list is very useful for me for building my page rank, thanks a lot.

that is really kind of you

nice list. But don't you think we are spamming here.

thx,

but how to know these are do follow or no follow there any tool to know or other way

it is always very hard to find some good blogging sites. thanks for sharing the nice list.

Thanks for sharing the list..Dofollow blog commenting is helpful in increasing pagerank and quality backlinking

Wow!!! Amazing list you have compiled. I am working on a similar one I want to have 1,000 of them with auto approval.

Searching a do follow blogs really a headache, very hardly I get the blogs and other thing they live the post.

Thank you for the great source of more backlinks. They will really help me to achieve my goals.

great list you have not mentioned the page rank of blogs. anyways it is ok

thank you to Share them

Thanks you for this nice list... really i was looking for such list.

Thanks for sharing the list. I always use dofollow blogs to increase my backlinks ;)

very good blog. Better if the PR values are attached.

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