New Plugin – Keyword Luv – Great For Comments
I have installed a new plugin to see if it can improve the number of comments I receive. I may even start writing posts worthy of comments now 
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The plugin is keyword luv. If you haven’t heard of it before it is quite clever. Instead of leaving your name and url etc, to benefit from the keyword luv you will need to enter your name with an appropriate keyword.
Before I go any further, I think you should think very clearly about your comment link. Most people just enter in their homepage url. This is a waste of a comment link. Find a page you want to promote and that you would like to see rank well in the search engines – remember, search engines rank pages, not sites.
Use the url for that page when leaving a comment rather than your home url. If the url is long, simply copy and paste it. Now that you have the page you want the link juice to flow to, select the most appropriate keyword for that page.
Now, when leaving a comment here or on any other keyword luv site, enter your name with the at symbol then the keyword. EG – les@keyword – then enter the page url, then leave your comment. Now you have keyword rich link to one of your pages. These links are worth far more than a none keyword link to your front page (almost worthless for SEO purposes).
Having said all this, I still moderate comments and will throw out worthless or spammy comments. Leave a good comment and it will stay. I will generally try to visit your site and return the favor. If you have any trouble with the keyword luv plugin let me know.
I am using commentluv at the moment which automatically adds a deep link to the last post the commenter made on their blog. Links to these posts are hyperlinked by the title of the post.
This looks cool though, will check it out and see if the two work together.
I currently use commentluv, as well. However, I am always open to try new stuff. Thanks for the heads up, I will check out out.
I’m also using commentluv already. I think this Keyword Luv plugin is a cool one. I’ll give it a try.
Thanks for the tip
Anthony
Checking to see how does it work with a cat archive page
This is an eye opener to me. I did not know these tricks before. Yes, i saw my old blogs with some pages having page ranks and even though it was an abandoned blog, it has visitors from google…maybe because of a rank for certain posts and pages.
Thank you for the shared ideas above. It is very useful to me. Thanks.
This is a very good advice. Thank you for giving some favor to your commentors. I love to comment and I love it more when it is returned. The only problem I have is the lack of time to read out many blogs around. Is comment luv available to all blog platforms? Just curious if I can use it in my own.
Checking it out. Looks good and a different take on commenting.
Interesting!
CommentLuv helps you reward your commentators by separating their name from their keywords in the link to their site. This gives them improved anchor text, which can help their site rank higher in the search engine results.
You can now leave a comment with your name as well as a keyword of your choice here and get a PR5 link back to your site! How cool is that? People pay big bucks for that and all you have to do is comment here.
I like keywordLuv because it does reward you commenters. I have not added it to my site, mainly because I am lazy and I wanted to see the quality of comments that sites (like yours) are getting. So far, so good
Thanks for this post. I would like to know what your findings were with installing this plugin.
Your site looks nice.
I also enabled nofollow and keywordluv. The main thing I don’t let get through are auto blog comments which are very obvious. Other than that I think this is a good movement and helps everyone.
this is just pretty good for everyone, especially SEoers.
The trick, if there is such a thing, is variety. Make certain you collect a steady and varied collection of links
This plugin is way cool if you have a blog that you would like to promote while commenting on other blogs. I call this “you scratch my back and I will scratch yours marketing.