How do you find DO FOLLOW blogs

Any idea how to find do follow blogs?

If im not mistaken BLOGGER is nofollow...

 

For do-follow blog list you can refer this thread of DP
http://forums.digitalpoint.com/showthread.php?t=597233

 

Awsome Thanx

 

You should definitely do a quick forum search

Here are two dofollw serach engines that I use (first one is mine)

http://directoryblogger.com/dofollow-blog-search/

http://www.inlineseo.com/dofollowdiver/

 

Doesn't seem to do anything for me... trying a search just brings me back to the same page with the box now empty. Javascript problem on my end maybe?

 

In http://www.dofollowblogs.com

 

you can also just do a search in Google for: Do follow blogs/dofollow blogs

 

Yes Misel as you told is good way. Each one should get indulged in doing self search or R&D, only this is the way which can seek a ray of light.

 

thanks for the URLs Jitendra.

 

Here are lists of dofollow blogs that you might find useful some also indicate PageRank - http://www.webmaster-elements.com/dofollow-lists/dofollow-blogs.htm

HTH

 

Best way is to go for other blogs who already have the list. Read about 2 or 3 to find the biggest list and eliminate down to the one that has good ones with great PR ranking.

 

thanks, will definately look into it.

 

I have the most success with those using the comment luv plugin so here is a good list of those |Invoice Factoring Services

 

Does anyone else find that these 'dofollow' search engines are actually mostly filled with blogs that are now nofollow, or where comments has been turned off?

Anybody found a 'current' dofollow search engine?

 

That's because the majority of people use it to spam when they find one. Unless people start behaving whenever someone posts a dofollow list/blog somewhere, there won't be any left

 

Just Google it and you will find list of do-follow blogs like this http://www.rajaietalks.com/do-follow-blogs

 

Some interesting and useful links here ... thanks for posting guys!

 

You are correct. I started my own search engine in January because I was tired of all the junkie 'dofollow' search engines and lists. I ended up turning it into a paid service because it became so popular (and a ton of work to maintain!)

I recheck each site once a month and have had about 10% of my blogs each month turn to nofollow. In my April update I kicked out about 100 blogs!

You can check out a review I completed on 3 popular free dofollow search engines on my blog.

 

Hope this help you: webmasterseoblog.com/webmaster-forum/1000-dofollow-blogs-list-t278.html

 

I have found a lot, and compiled my lists, from various existing lists, but also experimenting with posts and watching my backlinks.