Well I got sent this link a few days ago and I’ve been trying it out, it’s called CommentKahuna and it’s totally free!
What it does is offer you a good source for good quality backlinks to your blog through commenting on other blogs. People have been commenting on blogs for backlinks for ages I hear you say, but how easy and quickly is it to find these blogs and websites? I know I’ve spent a good hour doing nothing else at times!
What the CommentKahunadoes is find the blogs and websites in your particular niche for you and it then gives you opportunity to leave a good quality, non spammy comment on that blog. Simply download the software, fill out the fields, category, type of site ie. wordpress and then hit the submit button. The software will throw up a number of blogs in your niche where you can leave valuable comments with your URL on it.
So no more trawling through Google trying to find like minded blogs to leave a comment on. Check it out, if I can figure out how to use it, and I did and have, then it’s pretty easy and a very useful tool. And did I mention that it’s free? Go here!
My Toshiba Equium laptop is about two years old and slower than an old arthritic dog after breakfast! A year ago the battery totally stopped charging and if it comes off mains power, it will stay on for about five minutes before shutting off! I’m not kidding!
Three weeks ago the mains lead died on me and I had to run out of the house on a Sunday afternoon and shoot off down to PC World. A very rude assistant told me they didn’t sell either replacement leads or replacement batteries and I should try another store or go directly to Toshiba.
Finally, after driving around from store to store, I found Maplins, an electrical store and bought a lead. Last night that lead broke and I had to dash off this morning back to Maplins to have it exchanged. They were very nice and I even got an upgrade for no extra charge.
My point of this post is that I need a new computer! My livelihood depends on me being online and pretty much I am losing faith in the ability of this laptop to see me through to the next few months, never mind until I can actually afford one. Suffice to say, I cannot afford one now and I’m just praying to God that this baby makes it until I hit pay dirt!
