How to Find DoFollow Blogs
Back on my dofollow blog commenting tips post I gave some ideas on how to find dofollow blogs. One of the ideas I talked about was to simply search on Google for “list of dofollow blogs” to find lists of blogs other people had already put together. You can also use a dofollow blog search engine to search for blogs on particular topics.
Recently though I came across another way of finding dofollow blogs. There is a dofollow blog community called U COMMENT I FOLLOW. These blogs have dofollow comments and also display the following image on their website.
An easy way to blogs with this image is simply to search on Google for the words “u comment i follow”. Usually the blogs will have these words mentioned somewhere, often in the alt tag for the “u comment i follow” image. You can experiment by searching on the usual www.google.com search engine and on the images search engine http://images.google.com/.
Remember when commenting on blogs that links to your site from pages on relevant themes are likely to be worth more than those from irrelevant pages. To try and find dofollow blogs with relevant posts, you can experiment with combining search phrases, e.g. to find dofollow blogs related to software development, try searching for:
“u comment i follow” “software development”
This is an easy method of finding dofollow blogs. When you do find a dofollow blog, it will also be quite likely to link to other blogs that are dofollow so spend some time looking at the sites linked in the blogroll.
Remember though that any blog that is deliberately dofollow will also have an owner that is carefully vetting and moderating any comments. If you want your comment to be approved, make a quality comment rather than a short and spammy “Great post! Thanks for the info” type of comment. In my experience, comments where the author’s name is obviously a keyword, e.g. “seo tips” instead of “Dave” are very unlikely to be approved.

I have just created a list of dofollow blog directories. The list is a collection of directories, search engines and lists that have dofollow blogs.