I’ve seen quite a few of them who claim to share linklove through dofollow links BUT never do. They simply assume that most commentators don’t know how to check dofollow on a site.

On average, I comment on dofollow blogs to get backlinks BUT only when I’ve got something truly useful to say. As well I comment on nofollow blogs if the post catches my fancy and I like the way the blogger presents himself/herself.

I believe in sharing the love. I truly do and that’s why I even allow certain commentators on my blog to use their choice of keywords rather than follow my comment policy and I link out freely to whosoever deserves it.
I’m not saying I’m not a bullshit blogger as opinions vary. I’m saying that I do my very best not be a bullshit blogger.

If I had an internet connection at home, I’d probably be retweeting loads of posts but unfortunately that ain’t the case. I so my browsing at the cybercafe so there’s very little retweeting that I can handle.
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But then their are people like me. I spent 3 years building the infrastructure of my network while holding down a full time job. Endless nights of learning about WordPress, successful blogging techniques and coming up with keyword loaded, but relevant content on a regular basis. Thank G I like to write!

So here I am 3 years later with a network of some 80 sites consisting of blogs, directories, stores, and landing pages. These are not free blogs but are custom templates that I developed with a web master. All the sites built using best practices, nothing spammy, no shortcuts and no traffic!

I have discovered that what I learned about blogging during those 3 years is now more valuable than the actual network I built. Go figure.

Sorry to ramble, my point in commenting here is that bloggers need to learn how to network, grow relationships, comment, linkluv, retweet, etc. I am learning more every day thanks to blogs like yours but I was so tied up in managing my network I lost sight of that aspect of blogging or didn’t know it existed, like you, in the early days I would read an article on a blog only to see what other bloggers were doing and then leave the site without comment. Now I know better.

@irtiza104 thank you I appreciate that, I also appreciate you taking the time to drop a comment. Thank you.

@Adrenalynn welllllllll…. Haha no your not on the list. I figure if Im going to write my own blog instead of using blog writing services like RSS Builders the least I can do is be me.