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Introduction

How many times do you use Google every day?

Are you satisfied with all the search results you get?

Do you actually get what you wanted?

Well, these were all random questions!

Being a blogger or a Digital Marketer, I spend a lot of time searching for various

business/SEO/blogging related queries on Google.

You might be doing the same.

Bloggers and Digital Marketers use Google not only for simple queries but also for doing keyword

research, competition analysis, rank tracking, outreach analysis and a lot more.

And all these particular tasks can be quite tedious. It can take a lot of time, and we may end up

searching our solution between 100s of useless search results.

But what if I simplify every single search process for you! Meaning that you won’t have to spend

hours looking for outreach prospects, potential leads, etc.

You must have guessed it, I will be sharing my ultimate Google search operator footprints & tricks

to help you improve your Google search experience.

But before that, you must know what a Google search operator is and all logic behind each one of

them.

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What is a Google Search Operator?

In simple words, Google Search Operators are special commands, characters or keys that you can

use with your normal search query to get better and desirable results.

According to Moz:

Google search operators are special characters and commands (sometimes called

“advanced operators”) that extend the capabilities of regular text searches.

It will show only those search results that contain the word “iftiseo” in the URL.

● Contents 1 What is a Google Search Operator?

● List of Google Search Operators for Internet Marketers

● “” (Double Quotes Operator)

● Site: (Site operator)

● Site: (Minus Site Operator)

● Related: (Related Operator)

● intitle: and allintitle:

● inurl: and allinurl:

● allintext:

● letype: or ext:

● Powerful Search Footprints for Bloggers & Internet Marketers

● Footprint to Find Amazon Niche Blog Scholarship Pages

● Footprints to Find Sites that Accept Guest posts

● Footprint to Find Email IDs of People Looking for Guest Posts

● Footprints to Find Authors from Top Authority Sites

● Footprints to Find Dofollow Commenting Blogs

● Footprint to Find Shopify Stores

● Footprint to Find Sites that Accept Coupon Submissions

● Footprint to Find Affiliate Offers 4 How to Create Such Powerful Footprints

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As you can see, it shows only the links that contain iftiSEO in their URL.

There are many other operators that you can use while performing a Google Search. With the

above example, I’m sure your mind struck with some great ideas.

Lets now have a look at various Google operators that you can start using.

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List of Google Search Operators for Internet Marketers

I don’t feel the need to explain each and every operator, so I am just listing the ones that are

important for a blogger, SEO guy or an Internet Marketer.

The Google operators listed below comes handy as it has many uses related to the field of SEO, Blogging, and Marketing. Make sure you understand each one of them properly.

Note: You can combine multiple operators to get more precise results.

Double Quotes Operator

If you want exact match words or queries to be displayed, you can simply use the double quote’s

operator. It will show only those results that match exactly with your keyword/query.

How to use: Write any query/phrase/keyword inside double quotes.

Here’s a simple example:

If I search Sweet Steal Technique without double quotes Google shows me 26,000,000 search

results.

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And if I search same in double quotes, it shows me 450 search results as shown below.

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So what’s the difference?

By using double quotes I am telling Google to show results that match the phrase exactly. In both

the snaps attached above, you can easily see that after using the “” operator I got only pages that

had “Sweet steel technique” written together. While if I don’t use it, Google will show pages that

contain those 3 words (or synonyms/related words) anywhere in any order on the page.

What’s the benefit of this?

You can get precise results related to your query as it eliminates all those irrelevant results shown.

Another use is that it helps you in Keyword Research (Especially in case of long tail keywords).

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Using the double quotes' operator you can easily check the number of search results and

understand the competition.

While Analyzing a Keyword for SEO Competition, There are no benchmarks or numbers to

follow, but yes, it will help you get an idea about your keyword.

This was just one operator and you can reap so many benefits from it. Once you learn the art of using all the operators you can get wonderful results.

Site: (Site operator) Search Site: abc.com on Google

Shows all the pages of the abc.com that are indexed in Google. Replace abc.com with any URL

and see all the pages/posts indexed of that site.

It will help you check whether your domain is indexed or not, it will help you find out the number

of pages indexed of a particular site. You can modify this a lot to get broader results,

for example, You can just enter the TLD and get related results.

site:.edu SEO

This will show all the. edu website pages with SEO word. Let’s move onto the next one.

-Site: (Minus Site Operator)

Search -site:abc.com any keyword

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It excludes the specified site and shows all the results related to your keyword or phrase. The

below example shows all those results that contain the word “iftiseo” without any results from the

site iftiseo.com.

It can be used to find brand mentions, Amazon research and for spying purposes.

For example, if you want to see all the mentions of your site on the internet, you can simply use

this operator as shown above in the snapshot. You can sort the results by date to see all the latest

mentions that your blog.

related:url.com

This shows a list of sites or articles related to the mentioned URL.

This operator is however not so powerful.

intitle: and allintitle:

It shows only those results that contain the specified words or phrases in the title of the indexed

pages.

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How to use:

● intitle:sweet

● allintitle:sweet steal technique

● intitle:”sweet steal technique”

Here’s a quick follow-up example:

As you can see, now it shows only 9 results. This means only 9 pages are indexed with the title

containing the exact phrase “sweet steel technique”.

This can be used for Keyword Research, Competition Analysis and to get a precise and targeted

search results.

inurl: and allinurl:

How to use:

● inurl:keyword

● allinurl:keyword phrase

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The above example shows all 56 results that contain both iftiseo and blog word in the URL.

There can be many ways by which you can use this operator. However, once you get the idea, you

will be able to use this with no issues.

This operator is quite Helpful in Finding affiliate offers, guest post & backlink opportunities and a

lot more. Keep reading for all those advanced dorks.

allintext:

It searches for specified keywords or phrases in the body of the indexed pages ignoring the title

and the URL.

How to use:

allintext:”keyword”

There’s not much use of this after knowing the above operators.

filetype: or ext:

Using this operator you can search for files with a specific extension or file type.

How to use:

● keyword filetype:pdf

● keyword phrase filetype:pdf

● keyword ext:pdf

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There can be more variations. You can replace pdf with any file type that you want to look for.

The above shows all indexed PDF files containing SEO words either in the pdf title or in the pdf

itself. Uses: Find various files that otherwise are hard to find.

That’s it!

You don’t need to learn any other operator. The above-listed operators are enough for you to do

wonders. So, time for some powerful footprints and search phrases that I myself made in order to

get various targeted results.

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Dropmylink

Ever heard of the site Dropmylink?

What does it do? It simply applies a set of footprints to help you find backlink opportunities.

What if you want to explore more?

That’s when the following Footprints will help you.

How many of you are running Amazon Niche blogs? In recent years, there has been a huge spike

on Amazon Niche blogging especially due to the amount of profit one can make from just a single

blog.

With various case studies (Do read after finishing this article) in the market, more and more bloggers

are now coming towards creating Amazon niche blogs. This has increased competition

exponentially and now it’s nearly impossible to rank an Amazon niche with just basic links like

Comments & web 2.0.

Links from Authority sites matter a lot and one of the most common forms of such link building is,

“Scholarship Link Building”. I’m sure you must have heard about it on the internet. Almost every

ranking Amazon Blog has done or tried this form of link building.

And it works!

So Here’s a simple footprint to find scholarship pages of all indexed Amazon Niche blogs.

Simply copy-paste the following footprint on Google.

“Amazon” “scholarship” “reviews” “associates” -inurl:”Amazon”

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What do you?

The snap shows all those Amazon Niche blogs who have made scholarship pages for Scholarship

link building. And if you notice, I took the snap of page 10 of Google.

Even on Page 10, I got all the relevant results. Pretty amazing right?

After knowing this footprint you will be able to:

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● Get ideas on How to create Scholarship pages

● Find some new Amazon Keywords

● Steal Backlinks from all these Scholarship pages (By Approaching the same University and

Govt Sites)

● Analyze On-page and Off-page SEO from a huge collection of

● Amazon Niche blogs.

So! By just a single footprint you can get these amazing benefits.

You can always add new words or phrases to get more specific.

The footprint I shared is very simple, I just asked Google to show all indexed pages that contain

the word “Amazon”, “Reviews” and “Associates”, Also, I added a filter that removes all pages with

the word Amazon in its URL.

I picked the 3 words from the basic fact that these 3 words are present on all Amazon niche sites.

The word Associates is a part of Disclaimer that every Amazon blog put in the footer. The URL

filter was used to avoid getting results from Amazon.com (or other Amazon country specific

domains).

Intelligent right ؛

Anyways, do add your own keywords and play around with it.

Guest Posting and Guest Blogging has always been a popular link building technique and due to

that, it is very common to see people roaming around social media to find sites that accept guest

posts.

Well, that is okay, but if you look for Guest posting sites via Google, you can end up with many

positive leads and contacts.

Here are some simple Footprints to find all those blogs that accept guest posts.

intitle:”submit” inurl:”guest-post”

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intitle:”submit” inurl:”guest-post” “health”

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Replace Health word with any niche or keyword to find targeted opportunities.

● intitle:”write for us” inurl:”write”

● intitle:”submit your content” inurl:”submit”

● intitle:”submit article” inurl:”submit”

The following are some more footprints that you can find on other sites as well. I want you to not

get confused with so many footprints. You now know the operators and how they can be used to

refine your search results. So instead of using a very simple footprint, try making some advanced

footprints that show only results that are useful to you.

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More Footprints to Find Guest Posts

● “Submit Design News”

● “Community News”

● “Submit Blog Post”

● “Suggest a Guest Post”

● “Contribute to our Site”

● “Become a Guest Writer”

● “My Guest Posts”

● “Submission Guidelines”

● “This guest post was written”

● “This guest post is from”

● “Now Accepting Guest Posts”

● “The following guest post”

● inurl:guest-post-guidelines

● inurl:guest-posts

● inurl:write-for-us

● “Add blog post”

● “Guest Post Guidelines”

● “Want to Write for”

● “Blogs that Accept Guest Blogging”

● “Blogs Accepting Guest Posts”

● “Suggest a Post”

● “Become an Author”

● “Become a Contributor”

● “Places I Guest Posted”

● “Publish Your News”

● “Guest post by”

● “Guest Contributor”

● “This is a guest article”

● “Add Articles”

● “Add Guest Post”

● “Guest Bloggers Wanted”

● “Guest Posts Roundup”

● “Blogs that Accept Guest Posts”

● “Blogs that Accept Guest Bloggers”

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It becomes much easier if we directly get the email id of those site owners who happily

accept guest articles on their blogs. So here’s a simple footprint to find those blog owners.

“@gmail.com” “guest post”

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Just copy-paste and you will get all pages where the site owners directly mentioned their

email Id to contact.

Play around with such footprints and get many email leads.

“Guest Post on Forbes for 500$”, “Buy Guest posts from Lifehacker at 200$”!

Don’t get mad at me. I am not selling those.

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But you must have seen such ads/posts all around social media. There’s a huge craze for

backlinks from authority sites and sellers are charging unbelievably high prices for a single

guest post on such sites.

Facebook groups, Fiverr, and other marketplaces can be found spammed with such offers.

And people are buying it.

But, do you know that most of the authority sites accept guest posts for Free. Many big

sites even offer their author accounts for free. The only requirement they put forward is

Good quality articles.

So if you are someone who writes quality and unique articles that provide some value then

you can easily become an author on most of the authority websites.

But with the increase in demand for such links and accounts, it has become really hard to

contact the site owners or admins.

In that case, we are left with limited options. And one of those is to find a proper author or

writer of the site and contact him with your requirements.

It is really important to find those authors who are not selling links/ guest posts but rather are providing regular quality content to the site.

I’ve made some Google and Social Media footprints through which I am able to find authors of such sites.

Footprint to Find Twitter Profile of Various Authority Site Contributors.

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~author “Huffington post” “Joined” site:twitter.com -inurl:status -inurl:statuses

Check Now

It looks complicated but it isn’t!

Well, I used ~author to include the author and all the related words in the search result.

Since I wanted to find contributors at the Huffington post, I added it in double quotes. The

word “joined” is added as I see that every Twitter profile page as that word written. The

minus site operators are used to remove all status and tweet links from search results.

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Believe me, it takes not more than a minute to form such footprints. I play only with footprints, so I am quite capable of finding footprints of almost every possible type of query.

Replace the word author with contributor or writer to get more results. Also, replace the

word Huffington Post with some other site name to get your desired results.

Are you confused about what to do with their profile links?

Well, build relationships with those people. They are not sellers, rather they are proper

contributors with the intention of adding quality to the site. So even if you offer them a well-

written quality article (with a relevant link to your blog), they can publish it under their name

and you can a quality backlink. Or maybe a few bucks can help.

I posted an entire article on How you can create powerful backlinks through blog

commenting. Do check it out.

Anyways, here some footprints to find comment blogs.

Footprints to Find.EDU and.GOV websites to create Comment Backlinks. EDU and.GOV

Sites

Google Footprint for Dofollow Comment Links

● site:.edu inurl:blog “post a comment”

● site:.edu inurl:blog “post a comment”

● site:.edu inurl:blog “post a comment” –“comments closed” -”you must be

● logged in” “keyword”

● site:.edu “no comments” +blogroll -”posting closed” -”you must be logged in”

● -”comments are closed”

● site:.gov “no comments” +blogroll -”posting closed” -”you must be logged in”

● -”comments are closed”

● inurl:(edu|gov) “no comments” +blogroll -”posting closed” -”you must be

● logged in” -”comments are closed”

● site:.edu inurl:blog “comment” -”you must be logged in” -”posting closed”

● -”comment closed”

● site:.edu says” “leave a reply”

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Create Dofollow Links using these dorks

● “Notify me of follow-up comments?” “Submit the word you see below:”

● “Blog Comments Powered by Disqus”

● “Leave a new comment”

● “Comment on the Post”

● “Enter your comment:”

● “Comments on this entry:”

● “Sign in to comment on this entry.”

● “Comments (You may use HTML tags for style)”

● “Login or register to post comments”

● “Login or register to post or rate comments”

● “Leave a Reply” Name “(required)”‘ ‘Mail (will not be published) “(required)”‘

● “Website”

● “You must be registered and logged in to leave comments.”

● “Sign in to Comment On this Entry”

Most of the comment luv blogs give nofollow links but I still recommend you to create backlinks on

such sites. Comment Luv Enabled Blogs.

More Google Footprints to find sites to create Comment Backlinks

● ”if you have a website, link to it here” “post a new comment”

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● “By submitting a comment here you grant this site a perpetual license to”

● “add comment” keyword / “add * comment”

● “post comment” keyword / “post * comment”

● Keyword “leave a comment” / “leave * comment”

● keyword “no comments”

● Keywords “top commenter”

● Keywords “Notify me of follow-up comments”

● Keywords “You can use these tags”

● “This site uses KeywordLuv ”

● Top commenter Keyword(s)

● Top commenters Keyword(s)

● Top commentators Keyword(s)

● Keyword(s) “Recent Comments”

● Keyword “notify me of follow-up comments”

So these were some simple footprints that you can use. Just copy-paste the entire Google footprint on google and search. You can also add your keyword in the Google-dorks to find out relevant sources.

Working on Shopify? Facing difficulties in finding products?

Well, then use the following footprint as it shows only Shopify stores in search results.

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“Shopify” “Verified Secure Checkout”

Add your keyword or phrase to get a more precise search result.

With the help of various search operators, you can easily find new Shopify stores to get product ideas,

store ideas, design ideas and more.

I’m not into e-commerce and that’s the reason I cannot add much under this topic.

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There are many coupon websites that allows a viewer or logged in user to submit coupons. Well,

those are backlink opportunities as these sites post your submitted coupons with your links.

In this way, you can build links to your own product pages or you can build backlinks to your affiliate

articles.

intitle:”submit” intitle:”coupon”

This will show sites that accept coupon submissions. You can add more keywords to refine the results.

So start using this footprint, you may end up making some good backlinks to your offer or deal

pages.

This one is my favorite!

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Have you ever thought of promoting something new? Either via Paid ads or via SEO?

Well, I’m sure many of you did. But did you manage to find a unique offer?

With thousands of niches and products available on the internet, it is impossible for us to remember all of them. It’s really hard to find something new to promote via affiliate marketing. Most of the time

we end up finding offers of products related to what we already promoted.

This was a common issue for me.

But I recently figured out the use of operators to find literally thousands of affiliate offers from products that I never heard of.

And to be honest, I got some huge money making offers using the footprint. Anyways, let me share

؛ ( I hope you guys will return it back someday ؛ )

“Affiliate” “Earn” inurl:.com/affiliate

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As you can see, I am on the 10th page and every search result is an affiliate offer page.

You can tweak this footprint a lot. I mean a lot!

You can add words to find offers that pay for trial signups or just for email leads. You can

change the TLD to get more results and of course, you can add a keyword or a niche to

find your keyword related affiliate offers.

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Or you can add words like PPC to find affiliate pages where PPC is mentioned. (It may be

written that PPC is not allowed)

Tweak a bit and get what you want.

Using this dork alone you can find 100s of affiliate offers that you can start promoting to make

money. Pretty amazing right?

For now, I have only these footprints to share. I will be updating the list with more footprints as I

explore more. There is no magical formula for finding or creating such footprints.

The easiest way, however, is to try to solve your daily queries with the help of operators.

Once you learn the art of using operators you will yourself be able to figure out quick queries and

footprints for various common daily queries

Most of the footprints I made are solutions to the problems that I faced. And that’s how you can do

the same.

Well, there’s not much left to write. Hope you enjoyed the article. By the way, if you have

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some more useful footprints that can be helpful in Blogging or SEO, then do let me know

in comments. I will be more than happy to include it with a link to your profile or site.

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How to Build Comment Backlinks to Boost Ranking

● What are Comment Backlinks?

● Types of Comment Backlinks?

● Simple Comment Backlink

● Commentluv Enabled Comment Backlinks

● Anchor Text Comment Backlinks

● Can Comment Backlinks Really Rank your Blog?

● Quality Comment Backlink Factors

● How to Find Sites to build comment backlinks?

● Find Comment Backlink Sources by Spying Others

● Find Websites to Comment using Google Dorks

● Google Dork to Find. EDU and. GOV websites to create Comment Backlinks

● Google Dorks for Dofollow Comment Links

● Google Dork to Find CommentLuv Enabled Blogs

● More Google Dorks to nd sites to create Comment Backlinks

● Find Comment Backlink Sources by using DropMyLink

● Comment Backlinks List

● How to Create Comment Backlinks

● Creating Blog Comment Backlinks Manually

● Buying Blog Comment BackLinks from Marketplaces

● How to Index Comment Backlinks

● My Final Thoughts on Blog Comment Backlinks

1. Ever heard about them?

2. Do you build them?

3. Are they Junk and Useless?

4. How to Create them?

5. How to rank using Comment Backlinks?

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Comment Backlinks are those that you create for your website by commenting on other

blogs/websites.

Almost every blog has a comment section where they ask you for your name, email id, “WEBSITE

URL” and a comment. Once you fill all the fields and submit button, the comment gets published

or goes under review.

Once the comment goes live, you can see the link of your website/blog linked to your name.

There can be multiple types of comment backlinks, Some of them are:

The most common form!

You get a backlink linked to your name. Most of the websites have this thing enabled.

Some Bloggers use a plugin called “CommentLuv” to attract readers to leave a comment. This is a

win-win situation for both the blog owner and the person who comments.

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The blog articles get more comments as the readers leave comments for the fact that they will be

getting a good looking link back to their site.

The most spammy form is this!

There are certain sites that allow the readers to use HTML tags in the comment box. This attracts

bloggers to leave a link with anchor text.

So these were some common types.

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Note that the links made from comments can be Dofollow or Nofollow. Most of the blogs have

switched to nofollow; which means you will be getting a nofollow backlink.

But there are plenty of websites that still allow dofollow links.

Moreover, nofollow links aren’t that bad either. I have written a complete article explaining the

benefits of Nofollow links.

Resource: How to Check Nofollow-Dofollow Backlinks without checking Source code.

Ahh, this is going long 300 words and I have explained only about what are Comment Backlinks

Anyways, don’t curse… There’s a “table of contents” above for the same reason…

YES and NO! That’s my answer to this.

It all depends on the competition you are playing with. And also on the quality of Comment links.

You must be know about Event blogging?

If you check event blogs ranking on Google, you will still find over 70% of ranked blogs having

“Comment Backlinks” along with few other types of links. Even I rank event blogs with just comment

links.

Not only event blogs, many low or medium competition keywords can be ranked with comment

backlinks, provided you play smartly.

Number of links doesn’t matter, it’s the quality that matters.

So what are quality Comment links? Here are some factors you can consider while making

comment backlinks for SEO purposes.

● The page must have Less number of OBL (Outbound Links) in comments – Avoid making

links on pages with 50+ comments.

● The domain must not be spammy with Gambling links

● It’s better to check the DA of the site. The above 30 DA sites are relatively good. (Use

MOZbar Extension or any other extension to see the DA on the page itself).

● Sites that require user login to comment are considered better since they are not spammed

much.

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No need to check other factors, or else you will be stuck in analyzing each and every link. I follow

only the above factors and it works out well for me.

A good question!

There can be many ways to find blogs where you can create comment backlinks. I cannot list them

all, but the best ones are listed below:

One good way is to collect the sources by checking the link profiles of various other blogs. Make

a list of first 5-6 ranked blogs for your keyword and start checking their backlink profiles. This way

you can easily get good sources to comment on.

The tools that you can use are:

● Ahrefs

● Semrush

● Moz.com

● OpenlinkProfiler (FREE)

If you can’t find sources from the links of your competitors, then simply pick an event (example:

Mother's Day) and search for the backlinks of the blogs that are ranking for the event keyword.

You can search for keywords like:

● “Event Name + Year + Wishes”

● “Event Name + Year + Wallpapers”

However, this method can take time since you may have to manually filter out the links. No problem.

I have more methods for you.

You can call Google Dorks as special methods of searching on Google which helps you to filter out

all the results that you don’t require.

I am sharing some dorks below, you can simply copy-paste the Google dorks in Google search and

get 10000s of results where you can create comment backlinks.

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This is one of the most effective ways to find comment backlink sources.

Google Dork to Find. EDU and. GOV websites to create Comment Backlinks.

.EDU and. GOV Sites.

● site:.edu inurl:blog “post a comment”

● site:.edu inurl:blog “post a comment”

● site:.edu inurl:blog “post a comment” –“comments closed” -”you must be logged in”

“keyword”

● site:.edu “no comments” +blogroll -”posting closed” -”you must be logged in” -”comments

are closed”

● site:.gov “no comments” +blogroll -”posting closed” -”you must be logged in” -”comments

are closed”

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● inurl:(edu|gov) “no comments” +blogroll -”posting closed” -”you must be logged in” -

”comments are closed”

● site:.edu inurl:blog “comment” -”you must be logged in” -”posting closed” -”comment

closed”

● site:.edu says” “leave a reply”

Create Dofollow Links using these dorks.

● “Notify me of follow-up comments?” “Submit the word you see below:”

● “Blog Comments Powered by Disqus”

● “Leave a new comment”

● “Comment on the Post”

● “Enter your comment:”

● “Comments on this entry:”

● “Sign in to comment on this entry.”

● “Comments (You may use HTML tags for style)”

● “Login or register to post comments”

● “Login or register to post or rate comments”

● “Leave a Reply” Name “(required)”‘ ‘Mail (will not be published) “(required)”‘ “Website”

● “You must be registered and logged in to leave comments.”

● “Sign in to Comment On this Entry”

Most of the commentary blogs give nofollow links but I still recommend you to create backlinks on

such sites.

CommentLuv Enabled Blogs:

● “This blog uses premium CommentLuv”

● “The version of CommentLuv on this site is no longer supported.”

Some more Dorks:

● ”if you have a website, link to it here” “post new comment”

● “By submitting a comment here you grant this site a perpetual license to”

● “add comment” keyword / “add * comment”

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● “post comment” keyword / “post * comment”

● keyword “leave a comment” / “leave * comment”

● keyword “no comments”

● Keywords “top commenter”

● Keywords “Notify me of follow-up comments”

● Keywords “You can use these tags”

● “This site uses KeywordLuv ”

● Top commenter Keyword(s)

● Top commenters Keyword(s)

● Top commentators Keyword(s)

● Keyword(s) “Recent Comments”

● keyword “notify me of follow-up comments”

So these were some dorks that you can use. Just copy-paste the entire Google-dork on google

and search. You can also add your keyword in the Google-dorks to find out relevant sources.

If you are not so cool in using Dorks then use DropMylink.com!

I don’t feel the need to explain more about this.

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I know it will be spammed soon but you can try out. Subscribe below to unlock the content.

Download the file: List of 150 URLs

The file contains 150+ links that you can use to create backlinks. These backlinks ALONE helped

me rank for many keywords.

Once you collect the list from any of the above-given sources, all you need to do is comment on

those sites with your link. Always write a good comment and try to avoid spammy comments/words

as they get filtered by the comment system.

This is what I prefer as it gives me the freedom to comment on sites where I wish to. And if you

comment on relevant sites, there’s a good possibility that you can get traffic from it.

Also, relevant blog commenting can help you establish a relationship with other authors and

bloggers.

HTML tags only when the comment system allows you to.

● Make a list of around 50-100 blogs (Try to be relevant)

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● Start commenting on 10-15 blogs daily.

● Keep track of your Rankings on Google

● If the rankings are improving, continue the process.

● If the rankings are stagnant and are stuck, it means that you need to switch your strategy.

In such cases, you have to try to get some really good backlinks like “Contextual links”. You

can do it by doing Guest Blogging, Skyscraper Technique, different outreach techniques,

etc.

Note: If you are doing event blogging, this method of creating backlinks can easily help you

rank your event blog.

And if you are running a niche blog or Amazon blog, this method cannot always bring you to the

first page. But yes, it tends to boost the rankings.

There are many marketplaces where you can buy backlinks! Among them, SEOClerks and Fiverr

are the most famous.

You must have seen people selling 1000s of links in $5! Well, those 1000s of links are shit. Those

links are made from various tools.

However, there are some fantastic services that you can use to buy blog comment links. I

personally used them and the quality of those links was not bad. At least, they helped me RANK.

This video shows analytics real time traffic of one my blog which I ranked using the comment

Backlinks. Some links were made manually while some were bought using the services listed

below.

You can get around 100-200 comment backlinks for 5$. A good deal if you are ready to outsource

this part of your SEO strategy.

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You can’t really do much to index Backlinks, it’s all up to Google. Whenever Google crawls a

website there’s a complete possibility that the comment links will get indexed.

But the thing is:

When will Google crawl a website?

If you are building comment backlinks on websites/blogs which get updated quite frequently, then

there’s a good chance of getting the links indexed in less than a week since Google crawls such

websites frequently.

However, if the blog is not getting updated regularly then its crawl rate will be low as well. Thus

this is the major factor behind a link getting indexed or not.

What can you do?

There can be some ways that you can try (though I cannot guarantee results)

Mass Ping

All the URLs where you made comment backlinks. You can use:

1. Masspinger

2. MassPing

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1. Make Web 2.0

And create a post with all the URLs where you created comments. Index the post, there are many

chances that Google will crawl the links you added in the post.

2. Try Backlink

3. Indexing services

For example:

● OneHourIndexing

I usually don’t do anything to index my links. It’s better to let them index automatically so that it

looks much more natural.

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This technique of building links is quite insecure in a way that Google can catch you anytime.

However, if you play smart I don’t think you will be hit.

The site is still ranked #1 on many big keywords and the only links I made where comment

backlinks. Moreover, Since I am ranked on #1, I got linked back by many authority sites and maybe

that’s the reason Google hasn’t taken any action.

The choice is yours! But it’s worth!

REMEMBER you make backlinks:

1. By Manually Blog Commenting

2. By using Blog Comment Services from SEOClerks or Fiverr

3. By Using Tools (NOT AT ALL RECOMMENDED – Will not be mentioned here)

Bojan Dimov

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