CommentLuv Enabled Blog List

CommentLuv Enabled blogs.

Some of you know that I’ve been on a quest to create such a list to help you, my readers, and myself to find the best CommentLuv enabled blogs to engage and network with, build relationships, and yes, build quality one way links.

Little I knew how time-consuming this will be: it literally took me weeks to compile the CommentLuv enabled blog list you see below.

This is not just any CommentLuv enabled list though.

These are QUALITY blogs, all related to the internet marketing niche in one way or another, so you get relevant links back to your blog.

My CommentLuv Enabled List Criteria

1. PR2 and above:

All my CommentLuv enabled blogs are PR2 and above.

Why did I skip everything below PR2?

Time constraints. That simple.

Limiting the list to PR2 blogs and above made my task more or less manageable; plus, commenting on higher authority blogs yields higher authority backlinks.

2. ACTIVE blogs only:

You won’t find any abandoned blogs on my CommentLuv enabled blog list as of the time of the writing of this post - no one who hasn’t published a post in over a month made the list.

So when you leave a comment, you know it’ll be published (unless you are spamming the blogs, in which case this list won’t do you any good).

Believe it or not, I commented on pretty much every single CommentLuv enabled blog listed here - that’s another reason it took me so long.

3. Internet Marketing Niche Blogs

As I already mentioned, all of the blogs listed are in internet marketing/work from home/technology niches, since that’s what most of us would find relevant to our own blogs.

Update: due to high demand, I started a separate section for non-IM niches at the bottom of the post.

CommentLuv Enabled List “Sitemap”

CommentLuv wasn’t the only thing I searched for on all CommentLuv enabled blogs.

I also looked to see if the blogs used KeywordLuv, whether they were Dofollow or Nofollow (don’t let that guide your decision on which blogs to comment on - you need both types of links), and whether those CommentLuv enabled blogs let you choose your last post only or require registration.

So here are the explanations for the notes you’ll see after each CommentLuv enabled listing:

KL / no KL - the blog is KeywordLuv enabled / not enabled

DF - Dofollow blog

Note: some blogs are a mixture of Dofollow and Nofollow. For instance, they offer dofollow links under the commentator name, but nofollow their CommentLuv links.

NF - Nofollow blog

CL Premium - since the recent release of CommentLuv Premium version, I started marking the blogs that have it because they provide additional benefits to the readers.

And now on to the good stuff:

CommentLuv Enabled Blog List

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The New Face of CommentLuv

Not too long ago we had an interesting discussion about the advantages of using CommentLuv on blogs.

I always loved the plugin and the extra reader engagement edge it gave me.

Well, good just got better.

Traffic Generation Cafe is now powered by CommentLuv Premium.

Here are just some of the features that are integrated in the new CommentLuv:

• It includes 7 plugins in one: CommentLuv, Keyword Name (like KeywordLuv), GASP (the only spam plugin you’ll ever need), and TwitterLink, to name the 4 major ones.
• Social media sharing: it gives my readers an incentive to share my post within their social media circles to be able to choose from the last 10 posts. This limit can be removed after a certain number of comments as well.
• Even better link building: what if you had some posts you are trying to build the links to, but they are not your last 10 posts? No problem. You can now add your 5 favorite posts to the list of posts displayed on the CommentLuv enabled blogs.
• Add your bio: you know that little heart that shows up after each CommentLuv link? The one that gives some info about the commentator and what other posts they’ve commented on? Well, now you can add your own bio to that info panel and give the readers on other blogs an extra incentive to come and check you out.
• Dofollow/Nofollow: you can set any combination of dofollow and nofollow between the CommentLuv links and the Keyword Name field.
• And many more amazing features.

To get your blog powered by CommentLuv Premium as well, just click on the banner:

Help Me Spread the Word

Whether your blog is listed here or not, I’d love to see more bloggers getting their hands on this great resource.

So I would really appreciate it if you could mention this post in one of your new posts!

CommentLuv Enabled Blog List Marketing Takeaway

Well, there you have it.

Not the longest list, but definitely the most quality one.

Please use it responsibly, don’t spam the blogs, don’t give them a reason to hate me, share the list with your readers, link to this post (hint, hint - please link with “CommentLuv Enabled” as anchor text), share with your social media crowd.

Also, I would love your help with my CommentLuv enabled blog list.

If you have suggestions for more blogs to add or find a discrepancy, let me know in the comments or use the contact form to get in touch with me directly.

PS Andy Bailey is testing his new CommentLuv Search Engine that basically acts like Google does, but shows only CL-enabled blogs.

It’s pretty cool and entirely free. The only catch is you’ll have to opt in to Andy’s email list.

Here’s the link: ==>CommentLuv Search Engine

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