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4 COMMENTS:
It would help if I bought a lotter ticket! LOL Thanks for the comment. Wow, the list of do followers is getting long!
OnewebCheck-it is customary that you provide an explanation of what the do-follow list is, how it works and where you can join it. Otherwise, it is viewed as spam.
Thanks for the Post!!!
The problem with do-follow is people will spam. If a blog is good enough then the blog owner won’t need to have do-follow because people will comment to put their point of view accross, not to gain a back link.
The BBC is a perfect example of this. There are no links in the forums and blogs, yet they have many users.
However, when a blog is starting and it wants to get a upper hand, their is no harm in attracting people who want do-follow links, because some will become hooked, so even if you change to no-follow, people will still comment.
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