Comments on: Building traffic by posting blog comments

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My commenting time is usaully 3-4 hours a day and it works for a variety of reasons, good stuff

By: Make a pound

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Good advice but i would not say try comment for 15min or so the more comments the better

By: Internet Traffic

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Look at me I’m building traffic with a blog comment! haha good advice!

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By: Su | Thoughts on Backlinks

Su | Thoughts on Backlinks — Sat, 31 May 2008 13:52:15 +0000

I must say this posting is refreshingly honest. Of course we all know that one of the main reasons people leave comments at blogs nowadays, is for the link value, but most people pussyfoot around that. Come to think of it though… if we aggregated all the time and effort people around the globe are putting into blog commenting and other link building practices, there’s probably enough energy in it to re-house all the victims of the Myanmar cyclone (if the junta allowed it in the first place!). There MUST be a better way for Google to ascertain credible sites than this!!