The Really Sneaky CommentLuv Trick For Better Blog Marketing And Promotion!

Are you using CommentLuv to generate traffic and links to your blog?

If you are wondering what CommentLuv is then please take a moment to read our previous post,  ’Who Else Wants Access To The Largest Database Of CommentLuv Enabled Blogs On The Internet.’

The post will help you to get to grips with what CommentLuv is and how to get started using it!

Right, back to the subject at hand, I’ve called this post my ‘really sneaky CommentLuv trick for better blog marketing and promotion‘ because titles like this generate curiosity, but, in actuality, this sneaky tip is just good blog promotion.

You see, when you leave a comment on a CommentLuv Enabled Blog you will also be able to leave a link to your most recent blog post. One of the greatest benefits of registering your site over at CommentLuv is that you will gain access to some extra features that you’ll need to market your blog more effectively.

Below you will see how the CommentLuv plugin works when leaving a comment.

Last Blog Post

Last Blog Post

Now, being able to leave a link to your last blog post along with your comment is a good way to get some extra visitors.

But, we can do much better!

The image below shows you what you’ll see before you register with the CommentLuv site.

CommentLuv Registration Benefits

You see, when you register your blog the image above will look more like this:

Last 10 Blog Posts

Now you’ll have access to your last ten blog posts to choose from when leaving your link along with your comment.

For my blog marketing and promotion method to be super beneficial you should be commenting as usual and always trying to provide value. However, now when you leave a comment you should be much more selective about the link you leave behind.

Let’s say I visit 3 CommentLuv enabled blogs each day.

Blog 1 has a recent post about ‘Blog Commenting‘.

I would leave the following URL.

Blog Commenting

Blog 2 has a recent post about ‘Wordpress Plugins‘.

I would leave the following URL:

Wordpress Plugins

Blog 3 has a recent post about Traffic Generation‘.

I would now change my link to:

Traffic Generation

The intention is to closely match your link to the content of the blog post.

This has two benefits:

Firstly, readers of the blog will see that your link closely matches the content of the post and this gives them somewhere further to go; if they are down in the comment area you can be pretty sure that they are interested in that particular subject (a targeted visitor).

Secondly, the blog author, when approving your comment will see your link and may visit your site to see what you have to say on the subject, after all, they’ve just wrote about it (and may even leave a comment in the process).

I visit a lot of CommentLuv enabled blogs in the course of a week and you’ll be surprised how many comments are left with links to unrelated topics. Try it for yourself and let me know how you get on!

If blog commenting is a part of your blog marketing and promotion routine then the few minutes spent registering your site with CommentLuv will be a great addition to your efforts.

I hope you liked this tip and if you have anything to add feel free to leave a comment below.

To your success,

Karl Foxley

P.s. Here is the link again: CommentLuv

P.p.s To find great CommentLuv Enabled blogs be sure to read this post.

NOTE: GrowMap has shared a very insightful comment below that I encourage you to read about a common error that is often made that may prevent you from fully benefiting from using CommentLuv.

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Karl Foxley is an SEO Consultant, Internet Marketer, Business Coach and Co-Founder of FMS SEO. Karl seeks to make SEO and Internet Marketing jargon free for the every day user. Connect with Karl on Twitter or Facebook.

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  • I heard that putting comment luv on your blog slowed it wayyy down? Have you had that issue? I didn’t know you could register though so I’ll go do that now. Luckily my last post it’s pulling up is roughly related. Thanks for the info.
    Chrissy Morin´s last blog ..Twitter and Linked-in Merging

  • Personally I’ve not noticed it but if anyone else can let us know their findings that would be great.

    The beauty of registering with the CommentLuv site doesn’t mean you have to use the plugin on your site.

    Thanks for visiting and taking the time to comment,

    Karl

  • Thanks for the RT Shelly

  • Hallo Karl ( & Kelly ),

    Thanks for posting so informatively on this topic … I’ve been using DISQUS until now and have basically been really happy with it. However, having read Danny Brown’s take on DISQUS at http://dannybrown.me/2009/11/30/goodbye-disqus-hello-wordpress/ – and now your post, I’ve decided to go along with the current wave of enthusiasm about CommentLuv.

    Very interested to see what the results of this move are … and will send some feedback here before too long.

    Best wishes

    Will
    P.S. If you don’t already know Danny Brown, you might well want to check out his blog at http://dannybrown.me and also his charity site at http://12for12k.org. Smart guy, really.
    Will McCulloch´s last blog ..Sites Of The Month – November 2009

  • Hey Will,

    Glad you found it useful.

    I read Danny’s post, I think it floated past my Facebook feed, and was meaning to comment.

    Yeah, Danny’s a great guy and shares some great info; I follow his Posterous updates.

    I have a few questions for you Will and, if you don’t mind, I’ll fire you an email at some point today or tomorrow.

  • That’s great Karl – but it may be Friday before I get back to you as I’ll be out a lot today and tomorrow. Cheers, Will
    Will McCulloch´s last blog ..BlogEngage.com – Site Of The Month – October 2009

  • This is a really useful technique for promoting ones blog to the appropriate audeince.
    Ms. Freeman´s last blog ..If You Ask Shall You Receive?

  • Thanks for the feedback Ms. Freeman.

    Karl

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  • Nice tips for CommentLuv. This is especially helpful when I want to promote my “killer” post of the week.

    Gabe @ freebloghelp.com

  • Glad you like the tip Gabe. I look forward to reading your killer post(s). :)

  • A very handy feature indeed. Unfortunately I usually comment quickly and forget all about it. Luckily my last post is what it is. lol
    Dennis Edell´s last blog ..Whoopsy Commentluv Is Busted! You Have Permission To Leave ONE Link.

  • That was just good planning on your part. lol

  • Signing up with CL was on my to-do list for the extra features like click tracking etc. You just talked me into doing it sooner – thank you!

    Anne @ b6s.net

    Anne @ b6s.net´s last blog ..Nine Types of Blog Posts to Get Your Writing Juices Flowing

  • excellent post explaining how to maximize marketing and promotion when you comment on CommentLuv blogs : http://bit.ly/8i8obF

  • Great point! This approach to commenting with CommentLuv is better for everyone involved, creating relevancy in both directions. Great post!
    GingerWench´s last blog ..WordPress plugin updates bring CommentLuv to IntenseDebate

  • Thanks for the retweet Andy, much appreciated!

  • The Really Sneaky CommentLuv Trick For Better Blog Marketing And Promotion…

    This post covers my really sneaky CommentLuv trick for better blog marketing and promotion. The tip isn’t really that sneaky, just real good blog marketing….

  • Excellent post, it forced me to actually register my site which I have been putting off for a while.
    FAQPAL´s last blog ..How to monetize your old blog posts

  • That’s great!

  • Do correct me if I’m wrong. Older versions of CommentLuv enable that (showing a few post) before been update for a couple of times. But I’m not aware that we can enable this function just by registering our blog.. nice info, really useful. Thanks.
    steppinout´s last blog ..3 Firefox Plugins That Will Change Your Blogging Experience

  • Thanks, I’m glad you liked it!

  • You could be right but I couldn’t comment on older versions of CL.

  • That’s awesome, I can’t ask for better feedback than that!

  • I myself love CommentLuv too and it wasn’t until last night – reading another comment on Dennis Edel’s blog that I realized I even had the option to pick one of my last 10 blog posts!

    His blog is also where I saw your link and yes – the title was super catchy which is what compelled me to come visit!

    Since I’m trying to learn as much as possible about SEO I will def be back to your blog in the future. :-)
    Michelle Mangen´s last blog ..20 #WordPress Plugins I would die without!

  • That’s brilliant and shows my ’sneaky’ plan works! :)

    I look forward to having you visit in the future.

    Karl

  • Karl – LOL – it sure did!
    Michelle Mangen´s amazing last blog ..3 Twitter tools to manage your followers

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  • I guess we work well together. lol
    Dennis Edell´s amazing last blog ..Simons Running A Contest – Over $800 In Prizes!

  • Well, you’ve certainly made me laugh! :)

  • Hey Karl thanks so much for participating in our blogengage weekly word challenge. Just so you know I have manually sent your article to our front page as a thank you for posting and joining in.

    I use Comment LUV but an FYI it’s only good if you want to use it forever. When you remove the plugin all the links stay. It would be a pain to have to go back and manually remove so many links.

    Why remove links many would ask? Selling value of your website/blog would be decreased with too many random articles unrelated back links.

    Perhaps it’s something the Comment LUV team needs to take into consideration. Besides that I’m with you I like it a lot and so do many other bloggers!
    bbrian017´s amazing last blog ..Blog Engage Continues to Grow in Numbers

  • Very nice introduction and explanation of CommentLuv. I’m sure CommentLuv peeps loves your article. I’ve been using this plug-in a few days after I started my blog and yes, it makes a big difference.
    ZXT´s amazing last blog ..My three month old blog

  • Solid info, Karl.

    Here’s my question. The CommentLuv site has a big button that says, “Register Your Sites.” Clicking on that, however, take me to my ComLuv Member Page which lists my Personal Info and Main url. I can’t see a way to register my other “sites.”

    So, my Pix2Brix.com/blog (my “main url”) gives me the drop-down options, but my other sites don’t. Following your advice on THIS post, for example, I’d use my Win with 1 blog, not my Pix2Brix blog, but on that one it only shows my last post.

    Can anyone else see how to register more than one site there?
    Alison Moore Smith´s amazing last blog ..Create a New WordPress Post

  • Hi Alison,

    Great question. I currently have two user names over at CommentLuv with one site registered to each so I can’t answer your question. I think a great place to get the info would be from Andy Bailey (the plugin creator) directly) and you can do that by using the support forum over at the site. I hope this helps!

    Karl

  • Thanks for the feedback!

  • That’s great to hear Brian and I look forward to participating in future events.

    I’d hope that anyone who is building a site with the aim of selling it would have a very different approach to how they develop it in the first place but you’ve certainly raised a valid point.

    Karl

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  • @lostaddress I know I should, i thought it was obvious but seems it's not! glad others can make great posts like that! http://bit.ly/6xLxU8

  • Rose

    Wow! I came across your blog from a comment you posted on BlogStash. Glad I did. I didn’t know about this commentluv trick. So many people have so many great ideas all over the web! Thank you for this nifty trick.

  • I’m glad you liked the post Rose. I agree, there is a wealth of valuable information across the web and I’m glad you feel you found the same here.

    Karl

  • If you can’t insight, laughter is the next best thing!
    Dennis Edell´s amazing last blog ..Blogging Halted Here – Don’t Despair, This Is A Good Thing!

  • Andy mentioned this at one point as others brought it up…he’s working on the ability to add multiple sites under one username.
    Dennis Edell´s amazing last blog ..Blogging Halted Here – Don’t Despair, This Is A Good Thing!

  • Hey Dennis, are you on a direct line to Andy! lol Am I right in understanding that CommentLuv can work on Blogger if using Intense Debate?

  • Ah, so it’s not functional yet. Good to know. It was making my crazy because the plural on the button make me SURE that it was possible. I’ll stop chasing my tail, now. :)
    Alison Moore Smith´s amazing last blog ..Create a New WordPress Post

  • I went over and played around with it also so it’s good that Dennis is the man in the know about the current developments with CommentLuv. Dennis, you’re a star!

  • I’ve never thought of matching my CommentLuv link so that it reflects closely to the post subject, what a great idea. It’s amazing how something so obvious goes unnoticed.

    There is something that I do though. Once I’ve written the comment and selected the CommentLuv link, I change the website url to point to another of my blogs thereby getting two links with one comment.

    As an example, the url linked to Sire leads to one of my Photo Blogs.
    Sire´s amazing last blog ..Giving Your Blog That Christmas Feel

  • Yep, two tin cans and a really long string.

    Well now you’re just throwin wrench after screwdriver right in the works arentcha, lol. I dunno about including intense debate.
    Dennis Edell´s amazing last blog ..Blogging Halted Here – Don’t Despair, This Is A Good Thing!

  • We can wait Dennis… until you come back with the answer! :)

    Thanks for all the feedback and info you’ve shared, you have been a real value to the site and our readers.

  • It wasn’t until I really started to take notice of the links people were leaving and visiting their blogs that it hit me just how often this was being overlooked!

    ‘I change the website url to point to another of my blogs thereby getting two links with one comment.’ Top tip!

    Karl

  • Karl, what’s up with your reply system. I attempted to reply to you, I had apparently 4 reply links to choose from, and none of them were for your post.
    Dennis Edell´s amazing last blog ..Blogging Halted Here – Don’t Despair, This Is A Good Thing!

  • Not sure… something I will have to look into… first CommentLuv breaks on your site and now you are over here breaking our commenting system… Dennis!!! :)

  • I could stop. ;)
    Dennis Edell´s amazing last blog ..Blogging Halted Here – Don’t Despair, This Is A Good Thing!

  • The reply button seems to work here.

    Hey, Sire, great tip. When I enter a new URL, CommentLuv searches for the recent posts on the NEW URL, but if I use the dropdown to select, it seems to “lock” in and then lets me enter a different blog.

    Cool!
    Alison Moore Smith´s amazing last blog ..New House Plans Posted

  • Karl, you have left so many ways for us to connect with other bloggers. Great way to encourage comments.

    One suggestion, I haven’t seen a blog before that moved “older comments” to another page. It wasn’t expected so I kept going scrolling around trying to find the missing comments. Finally I saw the “older comments” link, but it’s pretty small and inconspicuous. Maybe it could be more prominent?
    Alison Moore Smith´s amazing last blog ..Decorate Your Walls

  • Thanks for the suggestion Alison, I’ll be certain to look into a solution asap! It may just be a case of making the text bigger or adding a graphic button.

  • Allison, enter the url you want commentluv to get your post from, and then at the end of the comment enter the new url and you should be set to go.
    Sire´s amazing last blog ..Why I No Longer Link To The Likes Of ProBlogger And John Chow

  • Karl: CommentLuv is really an awesome plugin, initially I just put it on my blog like any other plugin but later on I got to know its effective usage.

    The only problem is I got addicted to put mouse over the “heart” icon and it sends request to CommentLuv administration for retrieving the links and other data which causes me to wait with a similar to message “too many requests from this IP, please wait”.

    Anyway, it is a great plugin.

    - J.
    Web Design Company´s amazing last blog ..100+ CSS Tools and Frameworks – CSS Tips and Tricks

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  • Michelle

    I read a few topics. I respect your work and added blog to favorites.

  • Glad you found our posts useful.

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  • I don’t know how many will see my comment but one important thing to remember – and that we CommentLuv users may want to add to our posts about how to use it like this one – is that you must enter your Website EXACTLY the way you registered it with ComLuv.

    If you don’t see your latest 10 posts the most likely cause is leaving off or adding the www in your URL, adding or leaving off the trailing / and possibly using a different mix of lower and upper case (not sure about that last one as I don’t remember if it is case-sensitive or not. Andy could tell us for sure.

    For those who are REALLY serious about increasing their traffic from better search engine positions as well as inviting readers to their blog, combine CommentLuv with KeywordLuv. Ideally you want your anchor text (the words that are actually linked) to land on the best possible page. I’ve explained how in a post called Blog Traffic Up 54.87% that stays in my Most Popular Section.

    You have to have good timing for that to work; however, I mention it here so that even if a blogger is not personally interested in doing it themselves that they be generous enough to allow other bloggers to use a specific link when using KeywordLuv.
    GrowMap @Internet Strategist´s amazing last blog ..MEME: LinkLuv to My Fav Bloggers Favs

  • I have now added a note at the end of the post encouraging our readers to read this comment.

    Thank you for your feedback and the great support you have already shown our site, much appreciated!

    Karl

  • Hey Karl;

    I’m hooking up CommentLuv on my own blog but I wanted to make sure my feedburner settings are not interfering. Going to check it out here, ok?

    Thanks!

    @donpower
    donpower´s amazing last blog ..Never Wish an Irishman Good Luck

  • Hey AussieSire!

    I see you have commentluv enabled properly. I just became a member. Did you have to modify your feedburner settings in order for commentluv to work like it does on your icon here?

    Does this affect your feedburner feed for other non commentluv users?
    donpower´s amazing last blog ..How to Make A Jillion Dollars

  • I’d say it’s working Don,

    Karl

  • Not that I can remember. I just had a look at the comluv site and the url entered there is the same as my feedburner url which is identical to the one in WP Admin.

    Have you checked they’re all identical, and all it takes is for one minute thing to be out of place.

  • Hey Karl;

    Thx for your reply. I’m not sure if you’re seeing the same thing as me when you hover over the CommentLuv link on comments. For me, it says something to the effect of “this is a feedburner link – member cannot be found”.

    CommentLuv support had a good step by step process to edit your feedburner settings to get around this. I have a feeling it might just be a caching issue now.

    You’re in England right? I know this might sound silly but do you guys get snow in Winter? I live in British Columbia – which other Canadians call British California..no snow yet but cold!
    donpower´s amazing last blog ..What a Blogger Can Learn From a Drowning Man [VIDEO - click post title or image]

  • I’ve never overlooked it, but it does depend on having written something in your last 10 posts that might match up with what you’re commenting on. And you know me, I’m all over the place, so there’s a pretty good possibility that won’t work for me.
    Mitch´s amazing last blog ..Trying To Understand Squeeze Pages; Trial One

  • The link is doing the same for me as I haven’t configured my account properly. I’m going to sort that out today (hopefully) so I can have that bio piece that Sire’s got going on.

    Yes, in Derbyshire in the Midlands having moved here about 5 years ago from London. At this moment in time it is absolutely freezing. We get snow some years (I’m hoping this year is one of them) but not always.

  • Great work Karl, I was always thinking that too many people are not registering their blog with CommentLuv, Thank you to remind me to change the URL of my registered blog! mmm wait let me go and do it now ;)

    OK, I did it and oh yeah! This is much BETTER!

    Hesham @ FamousBloggers
    Hesham @ FamousBloggers´s amazing last blog ..How to Make Money from ComLuv Social Network – MMO from here and there #2

  • I’m still having trouble breaking getting comluv to break free from the feedburner thing. It still looks as if I’m ‘not registered with Comluv’. Noy sure where the problem lies.

    Will keep trying…

    - Don
    RE: Freezing – Regina in Saskatachewan Canada registered the coldest place onn the planet the other day -50C !!!
    donpower´s amazing last blog ..What a Blogger Can Learn From a Drowning Man [VIDEO - click post title or image]

  • Totally agree Hesham.

  • Yes, the majority of the blogs I visit and read are in my target market making this a bit easier.

  • I’m not sure why, I’m sure you’ve already contacted Andy at ComLuv but he’d be the man to get things working for you.

  • It’s certainly a great way to see where your commentators are also leaving there links.

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  • It’s interesting seeing the pros and cons to CommentLuv. I’ve read a few blogs who have put in nofollow as they were getting too much spam. We entice people to act on things all over the web, why not do the same to spark participation. I’m also interested in the Keyword Luv plugin which I’ve recently found, Allowing you to control the anchor tech while posting your comment. I suppose you could do the same, by modifying your blog post, but none the less interesting.

    For those with Feed issues and feedburner, there is information on the CommentLuv website about that, and avoiding using the feedburner proxy url.
    Kevin McKillop´s amazing last blog ..Link Building With Comment Luv

  • Hi Kevin,

    CommentLuv has it’s pro’s and it’s con’s and this depends on the aims of your website. KeywordLuv is an interesting plugin but, last time I checked, the plugin author had removed it from his own blog. I’m personally not a fan as many people still just use their keywords rather than their name followed by a keyword as is clearly stated in the comment section (when the plugin is activated).

    Thanks for dropping in Kevin.

    Karl

  • Those are some great tips and I will get on and register with commentluv now. Great to be able to choose your posts like that.

    Thanks for the tips.

  • How come this site doesn’t use commentluv? if it’s recommended is it only to use it for personal gain, but for a site owner it’s not worth it? i’m lost :(

  • If you look at the comments above you will see that CommentLuv was enabled as the links still remain from our previous commentators.

    The plugin is currently conflicting with something else on our site and until it is resolved had to be deactivated. I’d rather not have a logo saying we are CommentLuv enabled when it is not working properly (which will be misleading).

    Hope that clears things up for you Adam and stops you from feeling lost.

  • ah i see now, i have seen many other blogs mention commentluv and some listing sites using commentluv, but not a single one seems to have it on theirs which is why i asked. i’m installing commentluv now but having difficulty with it as it seems to be very restrictive not allow much to be changed. i’ll check back soon in the hope you have re-enabled it on here to see how yo have managed to make it fit in with the rest of this beautfil site, which imo commentluv isn’t

  • Adam, try this out as it may help with your styling issues. http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/style-commentluv/ I hope it helps. If you do use it let me know and I’ll pop over and see how it fits and give you some feedback (from a user perspective) whether it improves the look of the CommentLuv link.

  • thanks for the suggestion but what it changed was the only thing i could easily change myself :( what i don’t like is things like when it finds an article, it shows it as a link which if clicked goes to the current page, but without the typed comments (makes no sense why it needs be a link), also even worse is that if a visitor puts in a link with no blog then doesn’t know what commentluv is and just clicks, they are shown an error message saying “oh no, error this…” which is not changable afaik. this may work on tech blogs but i’m a little skeptical for my niche and could scare people away. this is what i’d like to customise but it appears to be generated remotely at commentluv servers, not mine. bad decision imo

  • Oh right. So I guess you are at the decision stage on whether to keep it activated or not?

  • “but not a single one seems to have it on theirs”

    I have it activated on two of my current sites. I quite like it. Did have a problem with ComLuv/SexyBookmarks/FormBuilder, so switched to a different form plugin.

  • Karl, the blockquote tag works (above) but wraps text around it somehow. And when I left the comment, I got an error page that said “duplicate content was detected,” but it seemed to post anyway. Hmmm.

  • I never noticed this before. Thanks for sharing. I just registered now!

  • Hmm, I noticed it’s not working on your blog though. Doesn’t show my last post. I wonder why that is?

  • We’re trying to find the conflict Rose. If we can sort it out it will be back on here for all to enjoy. :)

  • Thanks Alison. We are looking into a fix. Not sure why blockquote is doing that but noticed that when the text is long enough to cover the majority of the text area it formats properly. Another one of those teething problems.

  • Ow. Sucking on an frozen, water-filled toy might help. ;D

  • Now wouldn’t that just make things so much easier Alison. lol

  • Thanks for the time, I really didn’t realise you could register and pick from which post youwould like comment luv to pick up. This is useful for when your come accross a post that is more related to one of your own than another! thanks a ton.

    Joe @ small business blog
    small business blog´s amazing last blog ..Small Business Merchant Services…Is That a Leech?

  • Glad you found it useful. You can now also pay a small fee to add extra URLs.

  • i see you have managed to fix the bug you were having. what was it in the end? i have also managed to find a solution that for now i think works best for my niche. i decided to hide the checkbox completely and then if the user has a blog it’ll post it, if not the user wont be any the wiser.

  • Hi Adam, it was conflicting with a compression plugin.

  • So simple yet huge benefit to match your last post to the topic you are commenting on.. Thanks for the Share.
    John Paul Aguiar´s amazing last blog ..Just Released: New Twitter Dummy Guide

  • Absolutely John, simple and highly effective.

  • Can you help me with bad juju, my link is not showing.

    Latief@AnotherBlogger

  • I’ll look in to that Latief, it looks like something is causing a conflict.

    Karl

  • Leon Knapp

    It’s so easy and useful. You explain it so effectively here that every one can understand. Thanks a lot for sharing this valuable Post, Karl.

  • Karl thanks, for the detailed overview… wanted to place it on my blog and was looking for reviews… Thanks again!
    QJ´s amazing last blog ..Making Easy Money With Facebook

  • Hey, you are welcome QJ.

  • Great Post Karl,

    I never thought about adding links that goes with with current blog you are reading. I have always used the latest couple of posts that are the newest. I will keep your advice in mind, with future commenting.

  • sheeze I put my blog in Commentluv and didn’t ever realize how to use the 10 posts part until I read this post. How duh is that? The commentluv site is a good place to find comentluv blogs too.
    Warner Carter SEO Consultant´s amazing last blog ..Link Building By Guest Blogging

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