Hey,

I blog for many different companies and some I find it hard for as I can't seem to find blogs that are relevant!

Does anyone have any suggestions as to what you type in to find certain blogs?

At the moment I use:

"keyword" Enter YourName@YourKeywords in the Name field to take advantage

"keyword" keywordluv

intitle:keyword blog

inurl:keyword blog

Thanks,

Why not just go to Google's Blog Search and search for words common to the topic?

Originally Posted by vangogh

Why not just go to Google's Blog Search and search for words common to the topic?

Yup. It is a search engine exclusive for blogs only.

Originally Posted by vangogh

Why not just go to Google's Blog Search and search for words common to the topic?

Thanks, do you have any tips on how to find just the ones that use keywordluv and are dofollow within Google's Blog Search?

Thanks

I think it's a waste of time to specifically look for dofollow blogs. The value you get from interacting with other bloggers is not whether or not the link is followed. It's in the quality of your comment and it's ability to gain the attention and interest of the blogger and the audience of the blog.

If you want to find ones hosted on wordpress.com or blogspot.com you can use:
site:blogspot.com "keywords"
site:wordpress.com "keywords"
Hope that helps.

i just use google blog search plus

site:.com (any extension ) inurl:blog "post comment" "keywords"

Originally Posted by lisa1988

Thanks, do you have any tips on how to find just the ones that use keywordluv and are dofollow within Google's Blog Search?

Thanks

You could go to http://dofollow.info/, then look for the "Blogs by Feature" section in the far right column near the top of the page. Good luck...

google is best source to find blogs

You can also use blog directories. Just type in blog directories and some should come up.

Ahh thanks for all your answers!

Hi, i think you should try google blog search. Google will give what you looking fo

There's no operator in Google which shows keywordluv or dofollow etc . If the plugins had a directory of it's own , maybe you could have your answer .

To find blogs related to niche one should have to include the niche keyword in search query for required results.

Originally Posted by Arings

There's no operator in Google which shows keywordluv or dofollow etc . If the plugins had a directory of it's own , maybe you could have your answer .

Quite possibly because dofollow does NOT exist!

i use google blog search and type the keyword im searching and i always look for the latest posts

Originally Posted by rypher21

i use google blog search and type the keyword im searching and i always look for the latest posts

Best Idea! Just my 2 cents,

Originally Posted by vangogh

I think it's a waste of time to specifically look for dofollow blogs. The value you get from interacting with other bloggers is not whether or not the link is followed. It's in the quality of your comment and it's ability to gain the attention and interest of the blogger and the audience of the blog.

Couldn't agree more. If you're just looking for a backlink, you're much better off posting a free classified at USFreeAds or an article at any one of the thousands of article directories out there. When people blatantly spam my blog, it irks me, so why would you do that to someone else?

A better strategy if you're looking to build your blog audience is to find the authority blogs within your niche and become part of the community. Lurk, comment, reply comments, get to know people and maybe even work towards becoming a guest blogger. All these are much more effective than posting on blogs that may not even give you a follow anyway.

Hope that helps =)
Thad

Originally Posted by vangogh

I think it's a waste of time to specifically look for dofollow blogs.

Why is an admin going on about something that doesn't exist? :/

Everyone here seems fond of saying dofollow doesn't exist and technically there is no such thing. Still it's become a common word to describe links that don't have the rel="nofollow" attribute applied.

Like it or not the word is going to be used. You can either attempt to help people or stick to the dofollow doesn't exist and ignore the question. I'd rather do the former.