In a recent article, on the ever-useful Google Webmasters blog, Adel Saoud and Paolo Petrolini have written an excellent piece covering Comment Spamming.
This is the practice of users logging into your blog and then posting random links back to theirs or one of their clients’ business sites, often ones with no relation to your website or even your blog. As they also point out this can be modified by posting some generalised comment such as “Great article” before writing some gibberish. (more…)
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