As rightly said, in the present world Blog commenting is as an old school way of promoting a blog, but the way you have explained how to comment on blogs is very effective.I was not aware of all these points which have briefly explained in this article, for sure I will keep all the tips in my mind before I comment on blog.Thank you for sharing such a informative article.

Good question Victor; yes it matters and in fact, it can turn very bad especially if you’re making these lots of comments on a particular blog and commenting on every piece of posts the author published.

It won’t look natural anymore and the blog administrator may eventually labeled your comments as spam.

The best way is to keep everything natural, keep all things moderate.

Hope this answer your question.

Thanks Amaechi, you’re very welcome.

In reference to #5…. Let’seave it up to the intern and your company/brand will be in the right hands to compete rightfully with competitors comments or celebrity impression.

Thanks Sudarto, you added some great points there.

Relevancy is the keyword here and should be followed to the latter.

Thank you Sudarto.

Thanks Mike, you’re right on that.

Adding value and making sure your efforts are not diluted are one key areas to watch out for in any of our activities online; being it in comments, blog post, forum discussion etc.

Thhanks Mike.

I appreciate you my guy!!!

Great post.

Hi Ryan,

You’re a genius when talking about building relationship using comments as one strategy. we come to know each other through a comment you left on my blog way back some five months ago, don’t know if you remember that.

I look up to you in this regard and consider you an expert in this area, you know your stuff well. So, am not surprise you’ve build yourself a good name.

Thanks Ryan, I wish to blog from paradise soon.

Honestly Marquita,

I agree with you on that; the first time I read copyblogger shutting down comment on their blog I was a bit negative about the move, but later when faced with some reality about dealing with comment moderation and fighting spams in a very large quantity, I have rethink about the move.

Like you, I might consider following their lead in the very near future.

Thanks Marquita, nice meeting you on Daniel’s blog.

Am glad you agree that advice is bad; commenting for SEO purposes is absolute wrong and won’t benefit you in long run.

Thanks Marvin, hope your commenting strategies would change for better from now.

Am glad you agree that advice is bad; commenting for SEO purposes is absolute wrong and won’t benefit you in long run.

Thanks Marvin, hope your commenting stategies would change for better from now.

Thanks Kostas,

Still confused on reasons some “A” bloggers shut comment off on their blog and move on to social media.

Though, their argument to some lager degree, have basis.

Thanks for reading through.

Hello The Guy,

I have left the url above in the first comment, you can check it out. thanks for reading through.

You’ve got blog commenting down cold my friend. I’ve released a new eBook today which explains how to build an online empire through blog commenting. Your tips are dead on, as I covered many in my eBook as well.

I was featured on 30 plus blogs in 2 and a half weeks by being mindful, by posting in-depth comments and by simply being authentic. Personalize. Make friends with your fellow bloggers….make that your intent, and commenting will take you far.

Example; I regularly don’t comment on Adrienne Smith’s blog until I’m comment number 80, 90 or 100. Way down the stream, but since my goal is to power up our friendship, I write an in-depth, genuine comment.

When my first eBook went live 2 months ago she wrote a glowing review of it on her blog. I never asked her. She also proof read the eBook – without me asking her, again – before she offered a testimonial.

Being authentic, and helping friends, and adding value to pots, well, holding those intents will inspire others to make your star shine.

Thanks so much.

Tweeting soon.

BTW, Daniel if you’re reading your new layout looks awesome! So clean.

Ryan

Thanks for sharing some good ideas on commenting. There are some good tips here and I agree that the comment should be relevant to the article and that you should read the article! Often people just skim through and leave a random comment just to build a footprint.

Thanks Renard,

These set of commenters never understand the real reason they’re doing it; and only if they could discover this in time so as not to be wasting their time thinking they’re marketing their blog.

And in most cases, the blog author might just decide to delete such comment out right.

Thanks, and do have a nice day.

Hi Raghva,

Thanks for the analysis on link hungry commenters, I feel they don’t know what exactly it mean to build relationship, networking and make good friends.

They are like hit and run, and never pay attention to where the real value is.

And thanks for comment on the new Daniel’s Daily Blog Tips look, I too was like oh! Amazing, when I first saw it. Thanks for reading through.

Hello Ali,

Glad you already follow some of these ideas; putting most of them into practices will eventually yield better result and build long lasting relationship if you work on them long enough and with better strategy.

Thanks for pointing out the link error, here is it:

Thank you for sharing this commenting tips.

By the way, I like your new look (theme)