Hi All,
I just wanted to let you know about our latest software application called “Site Targeting Sniper“. This application will help to drastically reduce your Adwords expenditure by enabling you to find & develop powerful “Site Placement” campaigns. This is a very powerful little tool, and something you will certainly want to check out if you’re advertising on Adwords or plan to in the near future.
Best…
Duncan Carver
Hi All,
I wanted to let you know our latest software product is now available.
Answer Sniper will automate 99% of your Yahoo Answers marketing.
If you’ve been using Yahoo Answers to market yourself online, then this software will prove invaluable; saving you a serious amount of time, money and resources. Further, like “Comment Sniper”, it will give you the first mover advantage enabling you to jump way ahead of your competitors. There is nothing else online like this software so be sure to check it.
And, if you haven’t yet looked into Yahoo Answers as a marketing medium, then be sure to read the full report as it contains a lot of useful tips and tricks (it’s not just a sales letter, in fact about 90% of it is actually a special report explaining the technique and how to get the most out of it). People are making some serious coin on Yahoo Answers and driving a lot of qualified buyers to their websites, you should be too.
Best…
Duncan Carver
Jonathan Leger has started a case study related to ONLY using links from blog comments on a completely new website to see what impact it has on search engine rankings. I was going to do this myself for you guys but heck, if Jon is doing it you might as well follow along with that. You’ll find it here.
Also, if you’re not sure about the “no-follow” issue, check out the second comment made…
“I can tell you from experience that it helps - and although you are ruling out the blogs that have nofollow on the comments - that more affects PR than anything else. If google finds a link to something that is flagged as “nofollow” - they have been known to still follow it and see what it was. It just means that they are not counting the vote for PR reasons.”
…there’s your answer. “No Follow” will help your rankings and link popularity but it’s not likely to do much for your Page Rank values. This has been shown to me time and time again. Anyone that tells you otherwise isn’t using the technique.
Best…
Duncan Carver
Hi Guys,
I know a lot of people are busy these days and might not have the time (nor inclination) to use the blog commenting technique. If you’re in that boat, then you should seriously considered outsourcing the task. This could be to an intern, a staff member, or an outsourced worker. You can find many willing people on one of the numerous freelance marketplace websites out there, and pay per blog comment left on unique blogs in your industry.
I can also recommend the Buy Blog Comments service.
The prices are extremely affordable and packages can be purchased in 100, 500, and 1,000 “comment lots”. These are on unique blogs and are written by a real person which is important. As part of your overall link building plan I would highly recommend purchasing 1,000 per month, but if you cannot afford that amount, then even the 500 or 100 packages will go a long way to helping boost your search engine rankings.
Of course, having said that, for the price, you’re only going to receive a certain standard of comment posted, which might or might not be acceptable to the image you’re trying to portray or your individual goals. But everyone needs to make up their own mind about the cost benefit to quality and time ratio.
Best…
Duncan Carver
Hi All,
Well based on the title of this post, and the fact you’ve probably already downloaded the free fully functional version of Comment Sniper (and implemented a strategy to make it a regular marketing technique in your arsenal - you have haven’t you?), you might already know that blog comment posting improves search engine rankings like gangbusters. Even if you have, and for those of you who have not, you might find this case study very interesting indeed.
It highlights just how powerful blog comment posting can be to drive search engine rankings right up there, even in highly competitive markets - in this case study we’re talking “web design” which is hugely competitive.
If you have yet to begin using Comment Sniper regularly, this might just be the additional incentive you need. The best part is, the increased search engine rankings are just one additional side benefit (albiet a very nice benefit indeed) of using the blog comment posting technique.
Best…
Duncan