Using the WordPress top commentators “loophole” falls into the so what to me, you still have to write the comment and that takes the tome.

Dont sweat it….

Tank

One downfall about this free linking method is that the anchor text is the website URL or name… so even though you can get a PR5 link it will not have the same SEO value as having the same link but with keyword rich anchor text…

Is there a way to use this method using any desired anchor text link?

Thanks!

Carlos

Don’t forget, there is always the second option in using this software as well.

Can anyone help with this question?

I have a question about Akismet and getting banned from comments? One of my domains is blocked from commenting. I get a blank screen for each comment entered. I’m only blocked on this one domain.

I sent an inquiry to Akismet and got the following response.

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Hi Brian,

You’re not banned by Akismet. Akismet isn’t a blacklist. It adapts to the preferences of each blog.

Your comments aren’t often being published because most people regard comments and web sites like yours to be spam.

Kind regards,
Alex.

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It appears that Akismet is evaluating website domains if they are worthy. The one blocked is an entertainment video WP blog. What can I do to comment against the domain again??

I’ve been using Authority Loophole for a few hours now and have a few observations:

• it works very well and returns some great results

• I’m not sure I would call it ethical – you are, after all, ‘stealing’ a link that someone else has worked to earn

• a more ethical approach would be to use your own name and comment on enough posts to earn a place on the Top Commenters list – often that only takes 3 or 4 comments

• Bloggers are already beginning to notice regular commenters adding comments with a different email address and tone than normal – how long before they stop using TC because they feel it’s being abused?

• Top Commenters doesn’t seem to update immediately, even on blogs which don’t moderate.

• An alternative to TC is Recent Comments – if you find some high PR blogs which use RC as well as TC – bookmark them and comment regularly, you’ll find that you’re more often than not in the RC list in the blog’s sidebar.

Kenny

You misunderstood the PL salesletter.

The point is to build 5 sites a month, which would take roughly 20 hours a week. Half the time of a full time job.

If you promote them accordingly and then sell them when they “trigger”, you can very feasibly replace your job income.

And the tone of the salesletter is one of REALISM.

I’m not saying people are lazy.

I AM saying that it takes time to get good at marketing.

Took me the better part of 3 years just to reach a spot where I finally “got it”.

And as I get to know more and more fulltimers, the story is similar.

This is something people can do in the meantime, if they can’t afford to spend time on things that REQUIRE marketing skill.

It’s an alternative.

Each site is built and marketed very quickly.

It’s not about building/promoting “one site” every 5 months.

It’s about building and eventually SELLING 5 sites (or more) every single month.

If you are interested in generating consistent revenue where not everything is hinging on performance and traffic.

-Chris

I’m not quite sure what to think about all this with the loophole s/w, etc.

I downloaded the s/w and will use it. But I feel perhaps you’re making a mistake offering it for free. Here’s why I say this…

Basically it will get abused all to hell. That can happen anyway with paid for s/w, sure.

But it will not take long to find its way into god knows who’s pc. And there will be enough idiots who will abuse the hell out of it until site owners decide to do something about it.

I would have gladly paid you for your s/w.

Secondly, about profit loophole…

I get the impression a lot of marketers think the “rest of us” are all the same in that we all want to make a quick buck, we’re lazy, we all fall for the hype of online $$$, etc.

But we are not.

So, with profit loophole. 4 hrs a day for about 5 months and selling a site for several thousand, or whatever. That’s 20 hrs/week, 80 hours/month… for 5 months = 4000 hrs.

Is that for one site? Even at minimum wage you’re talking about 24-25k for a site.

I’m really a bit at a loss for what to think about all this.

Anyway, this is all a bit disappointing. But thank you for the s/w, good luck, and take care.