i usually read blog comments and click on the url if it's not obfuscated
yes like ~Nick~ said it's good for traffic
this is so i like 2nd and 3rd opinion on whatever blog content is posted.
Even with nofollow, the value of the link will depend on the SE's algo's, and there is always value in users clickthroughs, sometimes long after the post was made.
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Do follow is for backlinks but are no follow blog comment also have direct traffic from those who see your url. Google tend to follow links even it's nofollow it just don't pass PR juice.
Blog commenting with a relevant one is a great way to build 100% relative backlinks
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The issue with nofollow is very different, and a lot of the confusion is simply the result of the name "no follow". No follow prevents any PR from being given to the target site. However, the bot DOES follow the site. So this is a good way to get a site indexed, or the targeted keywords to be targeted.
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Leaving comments on other peoples blogs is a GREAT way to get one-way links to your website, increasing the traffic to your website significantly as search engines pick up the links. Neil Shearing has created software that allows you to find blogs in your specific niche that do not use the 'nofollow' tag. Then you simply read the blogs, leave an intelligent, well-thought out reply in their comments, and you have genuine one-way links to your site that search engines will devour. No spamming! You need to put a little effort into reading the blogs you find, and leaving genuine comments of interest.
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