Member Avatar for chicnow

How to look for more dofollow blogs to comment?
Thanks!

Edited by happygeek because: moved
  • 21 Contributors
  • 21 Replies
  • 476 Views
  • 2 Months Discussion Span
  • Latest Post Latest Post by Jef Media

Dani AI

Generated

Short answer: stop hunting long lists of "dofollow" comment targets as a primary SEO tactic. Google treats comment links as user-generated content and link attributes such as rel="ugc" or rel="nofollow" are now signals (hints) rather than guarantees that a link will pass ranking credit; that makes blanket comment-link chasing low‑ROI for rankings. Google's guidance on qualifying outbound links. (developers.google.com)

That said, several replies here correctly spot the practical uses and limits of commenting. Use comments when you can add real value: they can drive referral clicks, get you noticed by niche authors, and open relationship / outreach doors — but treat those as traffic and networking wins, not direct ranking shortcuts. See a recent overview of backlink types and where comment links fit in. Semrush: Types of Backlinks (comment section). (semrush.com)

Quick, practical vetting checklist before spending time on commenting:

  • Relevance: is the blog directly related to your niche?
  • Activity: recent posts and real reader engagement.
  • Moderation & anti‑spam policy: moderated comments reduce link‑spam risk.
  • Value potential: will a thoughtful comment attract clicks or an author reply?
  • Quality signals: ad/filler content, scraped pages, or obvious link-selling are red flags.
    Google explicitly warns that unmoderated UGC can harm site quality if abused. (developers.google.com)

If the goal is measurable SEO lift, prioritize higher‑leverage tactics instead of mass commenting: create link‑worthy content, pitch targeted guest contributions and resource pages, run digital‑PR or original research campaigns, and measure with Analytics/Search Console. Test any commenting program with small experiments and track referral conversions before scaling. For practical link-building approaches, see a modern strategy roundup. Backlinko: Link building strategies. (backlinko.com)

Notes tied to this thread: — useful question; and were right to be skeptical about comment-only tactics; and pointed toward quick checks (browser/tools) — those discovery steps help, but always pair them with the vetting checklist above and a measurement plan.

Recommended Answers

All 21 Replies

Member Avatar for kevinp2012

May be you can go for the dropmylink.com.. just search for your target keyword and select the options for dofollow blogs with livefyre comments and all for free!!

Member Avatar for himanuzo

Use Firefox browser and install SEO Quake plugin into it, so you can see dofollow or nofollow of a website faster.

Once you have both, you googling dofollow blogs with Commentluv or Keywordluv or both. Type the keyword in your niche on the Google's search field.

Member Avatar for kevinp2012

Yes commentluv and keywordluv would be a good idea.. but recently I have seen angela's 20 high pr backlinks and I already have cracked it for my use.. if you need it just let me know so I can send you for free!!!

This one:
http://www.warriorforum.com/warrior-special-offers-forum/634748-high-page-rank-backlinks-20-page-rank-8-page-rank-9-backlinks-one-low-price.html

Thanks!

Edited by kevinp2012 because: link forgot to add
Member Avatar for liamreed89

I hope it will be useful for all users

Member Avatar for kevinanchi

As per google updates the blog comments does not work

Member Avatar for SeanICM

Kevin what update? My webmaster tool still shows my followed and noFollow links?

Member Avatar for JessicaJohn

Do-follow blog commentting back-links are very important and effective to get fast and reliable SERP ranking in short period and in right way. You can searchout these kinds of blogs from your competitor's backlinks watch.

Member Avatar for rabbani99

Hi all,I need sone do folow blog coment tite list for my website.Please healp me any one.
Mark Birnbaum Fan

Edited by rabbani99 because: some text missing
Member Avatar for nehasoft


you can use this list for commenting.

Member Avatar for Logoinn

check ahrefsdotcom to get doffolow and nofollow blogs, I hope you would get some useful blogs

Member Avatar for AarenAce

There are many plugin's and addon's for your help to find out dofollow.

Member Avatar for moore.methews

Use google for searching blogs and comments on those blogs which have good pr and alexa

Member Avatar for rsewak

Please Search Google Search Engins

Member Avatar for InfinMarkets

I think dofollow comments can be helful, they always help to build backlink, also find blogs related to your niche

Member Avatar for suniverm

Liamreed your suggestion is good thanks......

Member Avatar for ShoppingMonk

Dofollow links are good..but
Q) How to find Dofollow or Nofollow...?
Ans: Step 1: Select any link in the website
Step 2: Right click on that
Step 3: Select the option "Inspect Element"
Step 4: if you won't find nofollow in that then the site is Dofoolw Site
Step 5: Finish

Edited by happygeek because: fixed formatting, don't use code button when not posting code
Member Avatar for SJaved7

Blog commenting is no more effective after the Google updates, but If you want do follow blog list, simply go to the Google and search for do follow blogs with the keywrods of your niche. Ypu will found lot of do follow list for blog commening.

Member Avatar for novakjj

You can use blogger.com to blog commenting .
Blog commenting is good way to increase sites traffic.

Edited by novakjj because: to complete the sentence
Member Avatar for joelchrist

Commenting do follow blogs still worth in ranking? I have stopped such work, kindly guide me.

Member Avatar for Jef Media

Great info and insights :) Thanks for writing this article. It is well written and is really current.Thank you.

Edited by happygeek because: fake sig deleted
Be a part of the DaniWeb community

We're a friendly, industry-focused community of developers, IT pros, digital marketers, and technology enthusiasts meeting, networking, learning, and sharing knowledge.