Dofollow is a great way to get GREAT comments:
Vapid videos attract smegma.
Vapid videos attract smegma.
Recently, Shoemoney blogger Pamcakes recorded a video in which she says the dofollow movement a “became a blogroll circle jerk” of brandnew or low quality blogs “dragging on for months”, announced that Greg Bozer is setting up a dofollow list for ‘quality’ blogs, and then tells us she’s “looking forward to the follow on blogposts where people tell us how much more time people have spent moderating after removing nofollow from their comments”.
What is Pam’s evidence that the dofollow movement is a blogroll circle jerk? Or that the dofollow blogs will have trouble with spam? Eyerolls.
Still many bloggers read Shoemoney; many might ask: Are dofollow blogs poor quality? Brandnew? Full of spammy comments?
If so, why is the dofollow movement gaining popularity? And, more importantly, why do I run across so many good dofollow blogs?!
Obviously, just as there are poor “dofollow” blogs; there are also loads of poor “nofollow” blogs. There are brand new dofollow blogs; there are tons of brand new “nofollow” blogs. What of it?
But the insinuation that dofollow disproportionately attracts spam is just flat out, wrong.
The reality is Dofollow often raises the level of comments.
How does dofollow raise the level of comments?
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