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: Real Lawyers : Have BlogsShould you add keywords to the name field when you leave comments on a blog?
By Kevin OKeefe
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Darren Rowse at Problogger asked that question of his readers last week.
Asked another way, should you just do what makes by far the most sense to me, should you you key in your name in the comment field labeled 'name?'
People leaving keywords such as the name of their blog, which is full of keywords itself, such as Russia Law Blog or Missouri Injury Lawyer, is a real turn off to me as a blog publisher. Shows me the commenter is more concerned about getting SEO for their blog than leaving a comment of value to the discussion.
Looks like I am not alone in my feelings. Here's a sample of comments to Darren's post.
If you leave keywords instead of your name, it looks like all you?re interested in is improving your search rankings instead of contributing to a discussion...continue to full postFull post as published by Real Lawyers : Have Blogs on May 12, 2008 (boomark / email).
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