DoFollow Blogs

(Discovery Updates)

The nofollow HTML attribute, introduced in 2005, is being used by engines to keep their search results more relevant. Posting a link resource on a quality page that has nothing to do with the page's theme is SPAM. This type of commenting must be reduced to keep engine users satisfied with the result pages. I say so what, I want engines to be relevant for all keyword searches because I am a good person. I help to optimize search engines by giving users quality link recommendations based on the theme of the page I am commenting on. Why not do what I do to help the engines maintain quality search results?

The following List contains links to 1000's of DoFollow Blogs. I am satisfied that around 70% of the blog comments below are DoFollows, 30% have the nofollow attribute. The best odds I can find. Why not bookmark this page and work from it when you have time?

Thy Big DoFollow Blog List:

1. SIGN UP at Yuku.com - post dofollow links at other member's blogs and create your own blog posts with your own dofollow links. Only "Favourite Links" on profile page carry nofollow attribute: Just don't use these for SEO.

2. David Leonhardt's Dofollow Blogs - updated list, started May 10, 2008

3. 200+ Blogs @ CourtneyTuttle.com - newest entries listed on top

4. Google PR Listed Blogs @ DoFollowBlogs.com - add your blog

5. PDF Google PR Listed Blogs @ Digerati Marketing - this PDF is found at this post.

6. Google Custom Blog Search Engine @ BestRealIncome.com - found under the top post

7. 2nd Different Google Custom Blog SE @ w3ec.com

See Google Blog Search for the greatest selection of nofollow and DoFollow blogs relating to your site's theme.
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The nofollow tag looks like: 1) <meta name="robots" content="noindex, nofollow"> and 2) .

To Check for Nofollow Tag: At web page, View > Source, click Edit, Find, then type nofollow. When there are no nofollows on the page, that's all that needs to be done. When you find a nofollow on the page: 1) see if the head tags were already searched, then 2) search for your url name and check to see if it has the nofollow.
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Tip: When posting, increase your chances of getting your comment accepted by being genuinely interested in the blog context. For genuine interest posting motivation: Do you have a blog? Do you accept comments that are not related to what you wrote about? Do not other editors think the same way?

Webmasters who use nofollow in their html write-up are doing so to reduce search engine SPAM. These webmasters, when they trust other authors who post to their web site will, in some cases, remove the nofollow when it's safe to do so. Building trust with other webmasters is done by posting mostly quality content.
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Tip: When posting, enter a nickname as your name using your site's keywords. For example, sometimes I use SEO Specialist as my name. Also, only add a link in the comment field when it is a good resource relating to the blog context. For future comments, keep a log of the type of write-up the comment field accepts. For examples: [URL=, [url=" ",