[Admin]

Here is something that will interest many people, a Free Dofollow Blog Commenter that beats all the paid tools floating around. The creator Jim is a great guy, and has put a "lot" of work in to the tool taking on board our suggestions and evolving it from v1 to now v3 which can be seen below:

Blog Commenter Interface:

I've scaled down the pictures a bit however it should give you an idea how it works and what it does.

As you can see there's a search box where you can enter up to 10 keywords, below that is check boxes to search for CommentLuv, Nofollow Free, KeywordLuv and Top Commenter enabled blogs. Below that you can see the URL's the blog commenter found, in this case i searched for "Test" and only set it to 10 results (can be set as high as 15,000 results per keyword from each of the blog types).

Along with the URL's, there's columns for Pagerank, Visited Y/N, the Keyword Searched as well as the Platform.

So you can click the "Scan PR" button and get the Pagerank of the URL's but here's my short piece of advice... Don't bother.

Google doesn't offer a Pagerank API, so the data has to be scraped and when you go doing that thousands at a time they will block you for a certain amount of time. Also Pagerank is meaningless, and who's to say that PR0 blog URL isn't sitting on a PR8 domain and it won't jump from PR0 to PR6 next update anyway?

So forget Pagerank, a link is a link.

Now, the Free Blog Commenter has a browser built in and clicking a URL will load the blog.

Built In Browser:

As you can see, blog loaded ready to leave my comment and it has the "Top Commenters" plugin running on the right which i searched for.

Now, you don't have to fill in your Name, Email, Site URL or Comment it will be automatically entered in to each blog if you fill in the Profile screen:

Profile Menu:

I don't recommend filling in the comment, more on that in the Notes below.

Settings Menu:

As you can see, you can set the results per keyword, proxy, useragent, your region and also open URL's in your own browser instead of the built in one.

Load & Save Menu:

On this screen, you can save profiles and load profiles if you have different sites you wish to promote and also save and load settings plus export all the blog URL's you found to a .txt file.

A Few Notes:

The Free Blog Commenter is NOT a spam tool, it won't blast your comment on to thousands of blogs at the click of a button you have to visit each site manually and submit your comment. Yes you can enter all your details, plus a generic comment and just repetedly hit "Submit" on every blog but that's not a great option.

You want your comment to be accepted, so make it a worthwhile contribution to the blog/post you are commenting on. Also a link is only half the value when commenting, getting people to click your comment link and visiting your site/blog and becomming a regular visitor is the other half.

So, the Free Blog Commenter is an excellent tool for finding and commenting on relevant Dofollow blogs and if you ask me it's the best of the bunch.

Is it perfect? No, simply because Yahoo isn't perfect and the tool uses Yahoo to gather the blog URL's so you will sometimes get URL's you cannot leave a comment on.

You have to sign up to get the download link, however don't worry about the only time Jim will mail you is if there's an update or he releases another tool. You can get it here:

The Free Blog Commenter

[jimb12345]

i just downloaded it. this is such a cool tool that is free.

[Admin]

Originally Posted by jimb12345

i just downloaded it. this is such a cool tool that is free.

Sure is Jim could of charged money for this it's that good, however it's totally free so enjoy.

[Hsekhar]

Thanks for the link, just downloaded it, looks good but will have to get used to it, hope it works well and doesn't turn out to be another time waster.

[spummipsysarm]

Hello!I'm new here. I've been browsing tons of forums for an idea of what to do. I was laid off from my job about 3 month ago. I've been looking for a job since then, but did not even get a single interview. I worked as a web designer for a publishing company for the last 5 years. Looks like www.tareeinternet.com is an active forum with active members and may be someone has some experience working as a freelance web designer. May be "Free Dofollow Blog Commenter" category is not the most appropriate for this question, but I want to try anyways to get some opinions before I go ahead with my life. I'm wondering if it is possible in the current economy to find work for a freelance web designer and make enough to pay for rent and groceries. I was able to find a small project on craigslist and I developed a website for a company. It was a small project and took me only a week to complete. I got paid $800 for 1 week of work which is not bad. Please people give me some ideas. I have 2 kids and my wife is out of work as well. Thank you in advance.

[vavietnam]

Thanks for sharing a fantastic tool

Just download it!

[daniel160]

Thanks for your sharing. I will download and check it out. if you write down so many "comments" , what will the blog owner do for this , could you pls share with us experience with how to do it and what we should attention to? thanks.

[daniel160]

WHY I can't install it as I registered and get a download page and downloaded it, but can not install it after I try to open the EXE files? can someone tell me if you can use it and pls pm me or send to my private email address: daniel160wong@126.com , really appreciated for all your help, thanks.

[Admin]

Originally Posted by daniel160

WHY I can't install it as I registered and get a download page and downloaded it, but can not install it after I try to open the EXE files? can someone tell me if you can use it and pls pm me or send to my private email address: daniel160wong@126.com , really appreciated for all your help, thanks.

Hi Daniel, the only thing the program is dependent on that may cause problems is the Microsoft .Net Framework. Most computers have this installed, however yours may not be up to date. You can download this at the Microsoft site:

Microsoft .Net Framework v3.5 SP1

It's a good idea to keep this updated for stability with all programs anyhow. One of the easiest ways to see what version you have installed is go to

Start >> Control Panel >> Add/Remove Programs

[daniel160]

Hi, ADMIN, thanks for your help. I will try to install it again and see if they work.