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Want to increase search engine traffic to your site? Try leaving comments on blogs!

Leaving comments on blogs is one of the quickest and most effective ways to bring more traffic to your site. It builds links that some search engines will follow, and it brings actual visitors who will click through from your comment to your site.

What’s more, it is targeted traffic, if you do it right. That means, people who are actually interested in what you are offering.

But wait - don’t go rushing off to hunt down blogs just yet! I can get you free software that will save you a lot of research time. And your time is valuable! Plus you will find a lot more blogs this way than you would by yourself.

Then you can use the time that you saved to leave lots more comments on lots more blogs, attracting lots more visitors to your site! Cool, huh?

Comment Kahuna from Portal Feeder is a totally FREE tool that will search the internet for the best blogs for you to comment on. You can set it to find blogs in your niche - that is, blogs that are on the same subject as your site. This means the people who visit that blog will be interested in your site too.

Plus it puts the blogs in order by page rank, which is an indicator of the traffic that the blog is likely to get. This means you don’t go wasting your time on low ranking blogs that nobody ever visits.

All you need to do is leave a short but relevant comment on the blog. Be sure to enter your web site address so that people can click through to your site.

It doesn’t matter what your site is about. This software will find blogs on almost any subject you can imagine.

It is unlikely that you have a site so obscure that there is no blog on the same subject. But if that does happen, it’s not a problem. Just widen your criteria for your blog search.

For example, if your site is about a new diet that involves eating nothing but raw broccoli, there might not be many blogs about that exact topic. But if you have Comment Kahuna search for blogs about diets, there will be tons! And some of the visitors to those blogs will be interested in reading about your broccoli diet. So there you have perfect targeted visitors who are genuinely interested in your site.

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