Do follow Links from my blog available

**Dazza30** · 30-05-09

Hi I am looking to build relationships and gain regular contributors on my blog.

If you are interested and have unique mobile related articles (200 words +), or run a mobile related business and have press releases, please contact me.

For this i will give:

Within your article/press release, one link to your site, all links on the blog are dofollow.

Also i will about tweet 4 times about your contribution and include a link to your website.

The only thing I ask is, the articles/press releases should be informative and not a sales pitch.

If you are interested, please contact me via PM with any questions etc you may have.

Take a look and if you want a link please comment. http://blog.pre-pay-as-you-go.co.uk

**quidscorner** · 30-05-09

I love the design of ur blog; uncluttered, clean and still attractive. well done i'll be leaving comment for sure

**max99** · 30-05-09

nice site, altho you may not like my blog comment

so feel free to remove it

**Dazza30** · 30-05-09

Originally Posted by max99

nice site, altho you may not like my blog comment

so feel free to remove it

Hi max99 i removed it

**curtain-raiser** · 30-05-09

Nice Site, Keep adding good content, Will get regular Blog comments. As your site have electronic products , That will attract Blog commenter's. :tup

**Dazza30** · 01-06-09

Thanks to everyone who has posted so far.

If anyone else posts, please make it relevant to the article :tup

**joned44** · 01-06-09

Hi Dazza

Just left a comment on the Sony Ericsson W880 (it's the only thing I could find that I could say something relevant about

)

I notice when hovering over the resulting link (and all commenters links) that it's embedded in Javascript. Are you sure the SEs can read that? Maybe I'm behind the times, but I thought Goog and the rest ignored links in JS (or couldn't read them)?

Cheers, Jon

**Dazza30** · 02-06-09

Originally Posted by joned44

Hi Dazza

Just left a comment on the Sony Ericsson W880 (it's the only thing I could find that I could say something relevant about

)

I notice when hovering over the resulting link (and all commenters links) that it's embedded in Javascript. Are you sure the SEs can read that? Maybe I'm behind the times, but I thought Goog and the rest ignored links in JS (or couldn't read them)?

Cheers, Jon

Hi mate

Thanks for posting.

Im sure its ok, as i cant see the point of being able to set links to dofollow or no follow other wise.

It seems that the javascript employed on my blog software for links is to open tem in a new window and then resize it.

Here's a Google article related to the subject.Official Google Webmaster Central Blog: Crawling through HTML forms

**flyingbirds** · 02-06-09

hi,

Your blog is good , just posted a comment

Thanks

**joned44** · 02-06-09

Originally Posted by Dazza30

Hi mate

Thanks for posting.

Im sure its ok, as i cant see the point of being able to set links to dofollow or no follow other wise.

It seems that the javascript employed on my blog software for links is to open tem in a new window and then resize it.

Here's a Google article related to the subject.Official Google Webmaster Central Blog: Crawling through HTML forms

Thanks Dazza, always nice to get my knowledge updated

Cheers, Jon

**Dazza30** · 11-06-09

No problem Jon glad i could help out

**Dazza30** · 22-06-09

Hi I am looking to build relationships and gain regular contributors on my blog.

This offer is still open, please contact me via PM with any questions you may have.