How to find do follow comment blog or forum

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

http://dropmylink.com
http://www.commenthunt.com 
http://www.datasystemsplus.net/keywordluv-search-engine

http://www.edublogfinder.com/do-follow-blog-search-engine.html

http://dofollowfinder.com/
http://followlist.com/
http://dofollowblogslist.com
http://dofollowchecker.com

http://dofollowforums.org

You can download over 1700+ Do Follow Forums with which you can promote your blog
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How to check dofollow backlinks
http://ahrefs.com/
http://www.opensiteexplorer.org
http://www.majesticseo.com/


Google this:



site:.edu inurl:blog "post a comment" -"comments closed" -"you must be logged in" -"Commenting requires registration"
" IN THIS SPOT PUT KEYWORDS RELATED TO YOUR NICHE"


"KEYWORD HERE" "powered by wordpress" "leave a comment" -"no comments"

Also:

Finding edu Links

student blog topic site:.edu
linkdomain:wordpress.org site:edu student blog (in Yahoo)
"blog site:.edu"
"forum site:.edu"
site:edu wiki

“keyword” site:.edu intitle:careers

E.G. “keyword” site:.edu intitle:careers OR intitle:jobs OR intitle:opportunities
And don’t forget about the regional variations, such as ac.uk.
E.G. “keyword” site:.edu OR site:.ac.uk intitle:careers

“keyword” site:.org intitle:”other resources” -inurl:pdf -inurl:ppt -inurl:doc

“keyword” & “title=”CommentLuv Enabled”"

Also, here are a few other search queries combos worth trying in Google’s image search:

• “keyword” ifollow*.gif
• “keyword” inurl: ifollow*.gif
•  “keyword” “U Comment – I Follow”

Also, by adding intext:”red widget” or intext:”powered by Comment Plugin” to all search queries, you may stumble upon a few more comment sources.  These search queries, however, were much more effective in the past—before everyone caught on.

“keyword” site:.org intitle:”in-kind donations”

“in-kind donations”, such as “in kind donors” or “in kind contributions” as well.

“related keyword” “testimonials” site:.org

For instance, if I worked for a company that sold solar panels, I’d enter the following command “wind-energy” “testimonials” site:.org

“keyword” inurl:.php intitle:directory OR resources

E.g. “Keyword” intitle:directory OR intitle:”submit URL” OR intitle:”Submit a site” OR intitle:”Add *URL” OR intitle:”submit *review”

“keyword” “alumni discount” inurl:.edu OR inurl:sponsor

Often the phrase “alumni discount” or “student discount” or “sponsors’ page” or even “student discounts for” will be in the title

“keyword” link:competitor1.com link:competitor2.com -link:mysite.com

“keyword” AND “allowed HTML tags: <a>”

Sites that allow anchor text in their comments section have a few common foot prints.  One of them is the text “Allowed HTML tags: <a>”.  Other common foot prints include “Notify me of follow-up comments?” or “Powered by WordPress” or “Powered by TypePad”.
E.g. “keyword” AND “Allowed HTML tags:<a>” “Powered by WordPress”

Bonus:

site:competition.com inurl:”*.competitor.com -inurl:www.competitor

E.g. “Keyword” intitle:directory inurl:php

"Notify me of follow-up comments?" "Submit the word you see below:" with this footprint term. Also, you may get some keywordluv and commentluv enabled blogs which allow to give dofollow backlinks.

use "top commentators" in your searches

Search in google
"keyword+blogspot+node"
or
"keywor+blogspot+comment"
you will get many blogs.

OBLs - use foreign blogs.

Instead of searching Google for "leave a comment", find a German or French translation and search, then finetune once you see what their blog platforms look like.

There'd been days when I found 10-15 PR5 blog pages with 2-3 OBLs per page.

1. Special dofollow searchengines:

Сommenthunt.com
Ezbusinessneeds.com/dofollow.php

2. Dofollow directories:

Dofollowblogs.com
dofollowblogslist.com

3. Dofollow blogs lists published on forums (DigitalPoint for example) or any SEO devoted websites:

http://courtneytuttle.com/blogs-that-follow

4. Google. For example type the next phrase into the google search box to find dofollow SEO blogs:

SEO “Remember my personal information” “Notify me of follow-up comments”

5. Google Images. Maybe you noticed that many dofollow blogs have the next picture:
This picture means that blog is dofollow. To find more dofollow blogs just type in Google images search box the next requests:

“U Comment”
“I Follow”
“U Comment I Follow”

Or just find out what are the most common filenames of such pictures and search for these files in Google:

ifollowblue.gif
ifollow.jpg
ifollow.png

Also you can try Google advanced search syntax:

inurl:ucomment
inurl:ifollow