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Bill Hartzer
OCTOBER 5, 2013
Dear Blog Comment Spammer, who just left a comment on one of my recent blog posts: I think whatever software tool or script that you are using is broken. Whatever the reason, you should have noticed that none of the blog comments that are left on my blog actually allow outgoing links to websites. Can you tell? {. {I
Bill Hartzer
JANUARY 7, 2014
When you have a fairly popular blog, you have to deal with comment spammers. Unfortunately, blog comment spamming still works apparently, or at least the blog spammers haven’t learned that it doesn’t work. Nonetheless, I’m still amazed at some of the comments left on the blog.
SocMed Sean
JANUARY 22, 2013
Erik is a freelance technology writer and his articles appear on various website marketing blogs. For those using a content management system like WordPress, Drupal or Joomla the work has been done for you through the development of the CMS admin console. Feel free to share them in a comment.
The Social Media Hat
APRIL 13, 2017
I was quite surprised then when, 6 months later, she recommended me to take the role of Chief Marketing Officer for SiteSell, a company that has been helping solopreneurs like her to start online businesses since 1997. For several hours, we discussed marketing strategy and my experience. No joke: I was floored. I love Amy.
ProBlogger
AUGUST 1, 2012
Most bloggers are appreciative of their readership, but many rarely consider that their existing audience can do more than promote content and keep the comments active. I’ll answer that question with another one: do you think of your blog as a publishing platform with occasional interaction, or a full-blown community?
Bill Hartzer
FEBRUARY 26, 2010
Burge is an active member of the CMS community, an editor at the Joomla Extensions Directory, helped found the Drupal Atlanta User Group, and now runs the Atlanta Joomla User Group. In 2005, he published a book about CMS Mambo. Subscribe to the comments for this post? Related posts: Integrated Marketing Summit Comes to St.
Bare Feet Studios
SEPTEMBER 17, 2012
you can accomplish this somewhat by adding a comment on a high value site and including your URL (even to a specific inside page) when you fill out the form. And some blog owners code their site to use the “nofollow” tag, which tells Google to ignore any links in comments.But heh, be a friend and leave a blogger a comment!
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