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<h1>Surefire Ways To Get Your Blog Comments Deleted</h1><br /> <p>Blogs are a strangely social thing. When you take time to responsibly comment on other people’s blog, you’ll find people visit your blog and leave comments in return. Commenting can be a rewarding experience because you get involved in an exchange of ideas, build relationships which in turn bring you traffic. Unfortunately, with all the comment spam going on, many bloggers become wary. If you commonly leave legitimate comments on other people’s blog, these pointers will help you stay on the good side of the blogs you visit.</p><br /> <p>Don’t slap your affiliate links in the comments. No matter how relevant the product is, other people’s blog is not your sales venue. This one single action will get you in the black books of many a blogger when you could build bridges instead.</p><br /> <p>Stick to the topic. Don’t try to slip in some spam. If it’s a business blog and your recommendation is not business oriented, recommending it makes you look like you’re trying to spam. If you have something to raise that’s relevant but not exactly on the same topic, a better way may be for you to blog about it and posting a trackback instead.</p><br /> <p>If you don’t have anything nice to say, don’t say it. This doesn’t mean you must be a yes-man (or woman) to every blog owner. There are peaceful ways to express your opinion and most bloggers welcome a difference of opinion. But turning things into an attack when you’re in someone else’s back yard really reflects on yourself. Remember the saying, when you point at someone, you’ve got three fingers pointing back at you.</p><br /> <p>Use the website link and don’t be greedy. Many blogs have a field for you to type in your URL. The blog system will usually use this URL to hyperlink your name to your site. Most people use it but some, don’t and choose to post their links in the comments instead. Others load their URL in every place they can find making it look like – you guessed it, spam and into the trash it’ll go.</p><br /> <p>Your comment sounds too much like spam. See points above. Say something intelligent that contributes to the conversation. If you agree or disagree, tell them why. If you’ve had experience with the topic, share it.</p><br /> <p>Other people’s blog is not your complaint center. Rant if you must, but don’t turn it into a 10 page hate mail to the company you purchased the product from. Do it on your blog and send the blogger a trackback if available.</p><br /> <p>Ok, all this sounds so very negative but in all honesty, it’s just common sense. When you’re on someone’s blog you’re really in their home. Don’t do something you won’t do when you visit someone else’s house and you’ll be good to go. Comments are a great way to extend your experience to other people, further cementing your expert status. They also help you connect with other bloggers, allowing you to keep the door open for future collaboration. Keep the focus on others and they’ll soon focus on you.</p><br /> <p>Bio:<br><br /> Blogger, entrepreneur Lynette Chandler enjoys helping others with their blogs. She authored an e-course to help new bloggers start their blog right from the beginning. Grab yours at <<INSERT YOUR AFFILIATE LINK HERE>></p>