Thanks again for the great post.I agree that if you place well thought out comments on blogs each and every day, in whatever quantity you find suitable it is a long term strategy that will serve you well. It has served our clients well, and we also do a mix of various strategies. There are also some blog commenting strategies that will really fire things up and get a flood of traffic to your site. Hit me up for some suggestions on this.
Cheers.

Just read your “Blog Commenting Strategy” post, really awesome! I do plan on trying it out. Then I was “catching up” on some previous posts, when I came across a word you happened to use in more than one post. It took me a bit to figure out what the word should be, in Blog Commenting Strategy, it was “Yes, you’re whether using it, or not “. Another post read “The majority of your clients will whether love your product or hate it, it can’t be both! “ The word in question is WHETHER and the correct word in both cases would be EITHER. “Yes, you’re either using it, or not “ and “The majority of your clients will either love your product or hate it, it can’t be both! “ I know, some will think I’m a picky b&%h, but I thought you would appreciate knowing the correct word.

Thanks for all you do
Laura

This is great advice. I too feel that if you look like you’re trying to “sell” something, or intentionally “lead” people to your site/offer/blog – they can smell it from a mile away! But if you do as you’ve said, and simply add to what others have said , or give solid advice etc., it will work in your favor. Just genuinely try to help!

Good stuff.