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Increase Google page rank with Technorati – Feed Flare
For those of you who have not read the post I made titled ” Feed Flare hits page one in Google searches ” I urge you to read it after reading this post as the two tie into each other.
Currently Feed Flare has a Technorati rank of 199k after only being a live site for around a month. Our current fan base is sitting at 30 fans which is low but understandable for the age of this site. So how do we have such a high Technorati rank with so few fans? That is simple, I comment on blogs that reward there top commentators. What happens is when you hit the top commentators box that counts as a blog reaction back to your site, even when the blogs owner doesn’t even know who you are.
Here is a simple screen shot from Feed Flares blog reactions page on Technorati.
The picture shows blog reactions to my site but most of them are from the top commentators section of the site. All those reactions actually count as a link back to my site, and those links are from sites that have great PR with Google. Those links back to my site are worth a lot and all I had to do to get them was leave a meaningful comment. That means I read the post before I comment, I never spam someones site.
So how does that increase placement in the Google searches.
Well if you read the above post I mentioned, the second screen shot in that post is of Feed Flare hitting page one for our keyword “feedflare” and it shows up as a result of blog reactions from Technorati. Cool Eh! So not only has commenting increased my Technorati rank, but it has helped me place better in the Google searches for my primary keyword I use.
Not all sites reward there top commentators.
Oddly enough Pro Blogger does not reward his top commentators, which probably explains why with him having over 40,000 RSS readers he only averages around 100 comments per post or less. I emailed Darren about that and his response was it increases spam. Well I guess in some ways it would but like most other people I watch my spam and delete anything that looks like it so for me that is not a problem.
Here is a list of a few sites that I comment on where you get rewarded for being a top commentator.
That’s just a small list, there is literately hundreds if not thousands of blogs that offer this kind of reward system including Feed Flare, so with that being said, go out there and make some comments.
One last thing, don’t worry if the site has no rank yet, some sites have great content and will move up the PR system as time goes on. When they do that link becomes worth more to you so it is kind of like investing in your future by investing in there’s.
If you liked this post then why not add us to your Technorati Favs by clicking here. In a future post I will discuss how you can make a lot of money with a top 10k Technorati ranked site so you might want to consider subscribing to our full feed RSS after leaving your comment.
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Thanks for sharing this informative article.
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ReplyNo problem Simon, hope it helps out.
ReplyHey Collin,
Thanks for being a top commentator at Winning the Web. Let me know when you get the t-shirt!
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ReplyThanks for a great article. It amazes me that with so many people out there charging for information and advice – the best tips and tricks can be found on blogs like yours just for taking the time to find them. I’ll be a regular reader of yours for sure. Keep up the great work – it is appreciated!
Carol
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ReplyHey Gyutae
Thanks for coming by and I will let you know when I get it. I am so looking forward to it.
Which reminds me, where do you order your shirts from. I am looking to get some for my march contest but can not seem to find a good supplier.
ReplyThanks Carol, I look forward to seeing you around.
ReplyVery readable, interesting and educating post Collin – thanks for sharing your knowledge and experience.
A challenge is to write an adequate comment, but normally these bloggers post about interesting things so it’s easier to make a comment too.
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ReplyThanks RennyBA for coming by and reading this post. I have been working on this one for about a week trying to get all my proof together, waiting for Technorati to update. It is nice to see that it has paid off and will help others.
ReplyThanks for sharing the tip Collin, very interesting post.
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ReplyHey Mr. Javo, thanks I hope it helps ya out somewhere along your travels.
ReplyGreat information! I’m going to subscribe to your blog so I can find it easily.
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ReplyHey Susan, thats a great plan
ReplyYes, I’ve visited Feed Flare before, I asked some question to “Fire Walker” about your new forum, since I still confuse about it. It’ll be nice to have our feed listed there also
nice article that you have here!
Good luck!
PS. Just to let you know that your contact form is not working properly. You should check it by any chance. I can’t submit my name, blog url and email address using the form.
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ReplyGreat Post Collin!
Funny I found you through my section in Technorati that shows I was mentioned!
The other piece to know about Technorati is that the touches are good for 180 days before they fall off.
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ReplyPeople that spam through comments just get deleted on my sites. In my mind if you can’t say something worthwhile don’t bother.
I have been wanting to increase my ranking at Technorati.
I bookmarked the sites you listed, well the three I am not currently reading. I will check them out perhaps add them to my Bloglines.
You have been added to my Technorati Favs. Keep the great posts comin’
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ReplyAudee, what questions do you have about the forum, I am still working on it and getting the category’s set up. We are also getting it to display as the full page with out ads. I have not heard from anyone else about the contact form, but I will look into it today.
ReplyRacerx
Thanks for coming by and to be honest I was not sure how many people looked through there Technorati pages so it is nice to see people do.
ReplyJames, thanks man for coming by and I will try to have a post like this as often as I can. I don’t want to make shit up and I want to be able to back up what I am saying with some proof as well so it might not happen everyday, but I do promise a lot more posts like this one.
ReplyThanks for the great tip! This is really useful and helpful! Sometimes I feel like I’m in too big of a hurry to stop and leave a comment… now I’m going to rethink my priorities.
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ReplyHey Shirley, It is funny, I did the same things too up untill I found out my rank goes up for commenting. Talk about taking matters into your own hands.
ReplyKeep on blogging, we need you. I’ve got so much useful stuff from your blog and really value you opinion in this stuff.
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