More ways to find Dofollow Blogs
Back a while ago I wrote about a simple way to find dofollow blogs. The method I recommended showed how to find blogs that were part of the “u comment I follow” movement. Recently I’ve come across another set of SEO tips on how to find blogs to comment on. This method lets you find blogs with a specific domain extension, e.g. .gov or .edu. These blogs are usually thought to be more valuable than .com sites since Google reputedly puts more trust in links from .gov or .edu sites.
Finding .gov or .edu blogs is really easy. All you need do is use the site: operator in the Google search box.
For example, to find blogs on .gov sites:
site:.gov inurl:blog
or blogs on .edu sites:
site:.edu inurl:blog
Of course visiting blogs found using the above method doesn’t mean the blog is necessarily dofollow. to make spotting dofollow blogs easier, I’d recommend using the FireFox browser and installing the NoDoFollow plugin. This plugin highlights nofollow/ dofollow links on a web page and will help you pin down possible linking opportunities.
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/5687
Happy blog hunting!