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Hidigo

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How to use blog and forum comments as getting backlinks when I can not post anchor link there?
 
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You can use your links in your signature.
 
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1) nothing wrong with having some branded and generic anchors
2)post on a site which allows it
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3) stop blog and comment spamming for links altogether.
 
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Most of the links have no follow tags, so I don't think you will get back links.
 
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Nofollows can still bring you traffic and they're part of a natural link profile

BTW, signature and post links on this forum are all nofollowed. And you won't even get a nofollow from a signature link here, because signatures are hidden from search bots (only visible to those who are logged in.)
 
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Google can index no-follow links. Its always better to get no-follow links from high authority domains than getting do-follow links from junk sites.
 
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Nofollowed links in general are not indexed by Google. They would only get indexed if they're followed on another page/site OR possibly if the URL is in your site map.
https://support.google.com/webmasters/answer/96569?hl=en

Other search engines may handle them differently.

Nofollows don't pass link juice either, but you could get TRAFFIC from a nofollowed link on an authority site. And it may count as a citation.

However you should have a healthy number of nofollowed links - having nothing but followed links to your site is like sending Google's spam team an email saying "Look! I built these myself!"
 
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There are rarely any blogs who provide dofollow blog comment posting functionality. Generally, these days all blogs contain nofollow tags.
 
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you can use anchor text in blog and forum comment but text should be different.
 
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