I always read the article I am commenting on and since I know what the article is about I can make 3 different comments on it at once.  This saves my reading time while comment linking.

I change “Identiies” from Jonny Acne Medicine to Ralph Credit Repair to Rick Internet Marketing.  I will put different urls in for each identity but I normally use the same email address.  I haven’t found this to be a problem.   Almost all of my comments get accepted.

I often do a Site search on a blog before I comment on it.  Why?  I always comment on the page with the highest page rank.  This just takes a second when you already have another window open to just drop in the  “Site:” search.  I have SEO for Firefox on my Mozilla Browser and I have the PR active.  If that last sentence confused you check out this article on SEO for Firefox.

This is a Dofollow Blog.  Add a relevant comment and you will get a dofollow link.

An RSS feed is basically an update from a blog or a website that is set up to RSS. Any time you create a new page this feed will shoot out to anyone or any site that has the “RSS Feed” on it.

RSS feeds get you seen.  If you add your RSS feed to any blog and the latest posts will show up on the other blog.

Learning RSS feeds

Your first step is to start following some rss feeds. This can be done through a feedreader. There are several. I use two of them. One I use is the Google Reader.  This is simple if you have a Google Gmail account then you can start using the Google Rss Reader.

Sign into your Google Account.  Since you are reading this blog start with this one.  See the little orange button where the URL to this page is?  Click on it.  Add this feed to either your Google Reader or your Google home page.  You can do it to both to see how it works.

Now when you are on a website that you find interesting add it to your RSS reader.  If you have a couple websites you can add them to your Google Home page and quickly link to them.  Play with RSS feeds to start to figure them out.

This is a Dofollow Blog add a relevant comment and you will get a live backlink.

What does it do?  It puts Nofollow links on all comments from an individual commenter after a certain number of posts have been accepted.  Then after you post over this number your links will turn to Dofollow links.  This is a Link love reward for your regular posters and a nofollow for the haphazard drop in comment.

The Lucia’s Linky setting to change to dofollow can be between 3 and 10 comments.  This may change as time goes on.

Finding these Blogs
I like to find Blogs with the Lucia’s Dofollow plugin.  I am an avid commenter and I can burn through the minimium in a couple of visits to the blog.  I copy the url of the website and save it to my personal dofollow blog list so I can go back.

Depending on the ranking of the website I may go back as a different person a couple of times for different websites that I want links to.  Normally the name and the email and the website have to all stay the same on all your posts to add together to get to nofollow.

Install the SEO for Firefox Plugin
I use the SEO for Firefox plugin.  This plugin has the option of highlighting the nofollow links on a page.  This starts off with the highlight being such a dark red sometimes you cannot read the link.  I have changed the color on this to a Pink.**   I have an article about Using the SEO for Firefox Plugin.

With SEO for Firefox plugin installed start looking for comments to make.  When you find an article to comment on look at the comments.  If you see some of the comments have nofollow and some of the comments have dofollow you have found a Lucia’s Link site.  Golden.  Take this URL and stick it in a safe place.

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Pink**
To change SEO for firefox highlight to pink.  After you have installed the plugin click on “Tools” at the top of your page.  Then “SEO for Firefox” the “Options.”  At the top of this page you will see  Click on the color and you can change the color.  You can also turn this feature on and off.

I use the SEO for Firefox plugin.  This shows all nofollow links as red.  I changed this to pink so I could read what the link says.  Sometimes the Red made it so I could not read the link title.

• I search in “Google Blog Search” for blogs in my niche.
• I click on the first result in Google Blog Search
• I go to the bottom of the page and check for comments.
• Does the comment allow me to add my URL. I will move on to the next blog in my search if there is not a place to add my URL.
• I check on the number of comments. If there are posts with a lot of comments I will go and look at that post. If any of the comments have links and they are Dofollow I have found a Dofollow Blog to comment on.
• I comment on this article and then I copy the url of this blog into my personal list.
• I also add into this list the name and URL and email I used on this comment.
• I will comment on 3 or 4 other posts on this blog and move on.
• I will mark in my personal Dofollow list that I need to go to this blog again.
• I will go back and see if my comments are live and if any of them are dofollow.
• I will add more comments with the same name, address, and link to get over the dofollow hump on this blog.

I have several websites.  I use comments to link to all of them.  I always try to have the link be a good anchor link to my site.  You may check out my linking basics article for more on this.

My Parents had their 50th wedding anniversary in 2008. Wow 50 years. Great Party.

How Lucia’s Linky Love Works
The blog owner can set it to 3 up to 10 comments and then your comments become dofollow. I love to post on these blogs. It indicates to me first off the blog owner understands how to give back to his commenters.
Many have put Lucia’s Linky love plugin in their blog.

Dofollow Blogs How to Find link to SEO for Firefox plugin.

Do I post on Nofollow Blogs?
Yes, there are a couple of very good nofollow blogs I read and I comment on. I comment on almost every post I read. Why do I always comment? It helps me learn. If I read an article and then write about it I have to have paid attention to the article. I have a lot of backlinks in Yahoo from nofollow blogs. I like dofollow better but I believe the nofollow help also.

I have learned a lot by reading articles to comment on.

This is a Dofollow Blog. Your comments if appropriate are appreciated and approved will be Dofollow.

Google gives out updates to your page rank every so often. Many in the Internet world revolve around this ranking. I think it is just a simple diversion.

The actual page rank is hidden. They really do not let you under the hood of their super money making search engine. They realize that many people are number conscious.  We like 44 magnums, Supersized burgers, 300 hp cars, and the bigger the number the better.

Money For Nothing

What is PageRank for?
The main reason for the pagerank is so people will use the Google toolbar.  The Toolbar gives Google a ton more information about what the internet user is doing.  They needed to give us some great reason to use it.

Numerating what you already know
The Page Rank actually puts a number on what you know is already going on with your page. If it were real then why are there so many examples of zero pages above 5 ranked pages in the index? If it is real it is just way slow at updating.

What really matters?
Traffic.  Ranking in the Google Search engine for your key terms.  And if you are trying to make money, how much money are you making?

What Google Wants
They want you to follow their rules. Put a bunch of free content for them to make money off. You put up the content and they have the ads next to and above your results. If you follow their rules they will let you put adsense into your pages too.

Disagree?  Let me have your comment–Rick

ImbyRick.com  is a Dofollow Blog. Your comment if approved will not be nofollowed.