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This is a 'Do Follow' Blog running Comment Luv,  Keyword Luv, and Top Commenter plugins.

If you are looking for regular "follow" links to your own site, you are in the right place.  This site runs Top Commenter, Comment Luv, and Keyword Luv so that you get rewarded for the comments you make with backlinks to your site.

Important Note: Please do not submit low quality comments, i.e. "Great site.  Please write more posts like this.", "This is a nice blog", etc., etc.  These kinds of posts will be deleted on the spot.  Please simply submit atleast 2 sentences of a quality comment to the original post, stay on topic, and the comment will be approved.  Thank you in advance.

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DoFollow is a Wordpress Plugin that allows follow-on links to be obtained by readers of the blog where its installed on. It is becoming very popular.

CommentLuv is another Wordpress Plugin that will attempt to comb through and examine a blog feed whenever people comment on the blog where this is installed.  It will then display the latest post.   These links are usually accompanied with the "do follow" tag, meaning that the standard "nofollow" tag is not present. This in turn helps with SEO and page ranking by giving out more "link juice".

KeywordLuv is yet another great Wordpress Plugin.  Judging by its name, you can probably guess that it allows those who comment to include the main keywords that theyd like their site to target in the name field of the comment box.  For example - NAME@KEYWORDS =  JohnDoe@Hemorrhoids Treatment.

TopCommenter is a Wordpress Plugin that adds a list of the most frequent commenters posting on a blog.

This blog has all 4 of these plugins currently imstalled for your linking pleasure.  Please remember to only post quality comments...enjoy!

Technorati Tags: commentluv, dofollow, keywordluv, top commenter

Tags: commentluv, dofollow, keywordluv, top commenter

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