Blog comment poster software
On average this blog gets 30-50 spam comments a day. So much so if I leave the blog unmoderated for a few days I have to delete all comments as I don’t have time to sieve through the spam to find the real comments.
I’ve noticed a few of the comments recently from an automated posting agent who try to make their automated comments relevant to the post by scanning it for keywords in the title- presumably to make it more likely the comment will slip through moderation and successfully gain a backlink.
Although the majority of blog software uses the nofollow command on external links in comments- making comments ineffective for SEO in the major search engines- this practice is still popular and widespread, invariably meaning it does get some results when implemented on a large enough scale.
The software costs $150 and from the looks of the comments it was posting on my blog, its not a good investment as the comments it leaves aren’t going to get through moderation on half decent blog sites.
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