Originally Posted by chrishirst

If it is easy to get, ...... It isn't "quality"

Disagree. Sorry.

There are many ways you can get a link to your site with almost little to no work at all. It's about who you target/ask (if you are asking.)

It's like a sales call... just because you called a random number and convinced them to buy your product because you said it's "cool" doesn't mean the customer wasn't of quality because they were easy to get.

i must say that after some time blog commenting will also gone because we people are doing lots of spamming activities we should avoid it

Originally Posted by talksfour

That's what i meant, read the post again.

I don't need to read the post again. If you're saying that's not what you meant than you should say what you mean.

"Add the URL of the site which you are promoting if there is an option/bar to write in comment."

Then explain what you meant when you said "put the url of the site you're promoting in the option bar to write in a comment".......
What other meaning than to put the url in the comments option should we gleam from that statement??? if that is not what you meant than you should not have written it. Otherwise you can expect to have zero credibility with whatever you write. The problem with many of these posts are people don't want to admit it when their mistakes are pointed out. But it goes further than that when defiance replaces acceptance of that mistake. you will acquire nothing but zero credibility with an attitude like that.

in your firefox browser download the plug-in "nodofollow" ... this handy tool will allow you to simply glance at a blog and see if the outbound links are 'do follow' by making the do links green and the no links red. If you see green then proceed to post your blog comment.

You should always attempt to leave some sort of insight for the readers. If you leave anchor links that aren't surrounded by quality relevant content that the readers can actually get some use out of, your links won't stand the test of time. In the rare instance that "naked" links are allowed to remain, they'll just become calling cards in googles next assault on marketers and will most likely cause your site to be blacklisted.

Quality. No exceptions. If you've ever tasted success and then had it taken from you because you cut corners or cheated to get to that level or degree of success, then you truly know the agony of defeat. I do. I learned my lessons the old fashioned way. We all eventually do.

Originally Posted by CityPublishGroup

in your firefox browser download the plug-in "nodofollow" ... this handy tool will allow you to simply glance at a blog and see if the outbound links are 'do follow' by making the do links green and the no links red. If you see green then proceed to post your blog comment.

You say this...

Originally Posted by CityPublishGroup

Quality. No exceptions.

Then you say this...

If you were looking for quality, it wouldn't matter if the link was a as you call "dofollow" or a "nofollow".

Originally Posted by chrishirst

If it is easy to get, ...... It isn't "quality"

Originally Posted by vultren

Disagree. Sorry.

There are many ways you can get a link to your site with almost little to no work at all. It's about who you target/ask (if you are asking.)

It's like a sales call... just because you called a random number and convinced them to buy your product because you said it's "cool" doesn't mean the customer wasn't of quality because they were easy to get.

Don't ever be sorry to disagree, it can be the start of an intelligent debate. Actually you are correct, "easy to get" was probably wrong, or at least, a poor choice of words.

Maybe "self placed" or "instantly approved" would fit better.

has anybody got experience with scrapebox? is it worth getting this tool?

No. It's called spam.

Guys, thank you very much for good answers. Now I know much more about getting backlinks from blog commenting. I will pay more attention to social bookmarking, blog commenting, forum posting and other important moments. Thank you one more time!