Over the past few weeks I have realized that my website is getting a great deal of spam. Not just a few spam comments here and there but lots of the damn stuff. In fact according to Google Analytics the site seems to acquire more spam remarks than real visitors. I have not got around to activating my Askimet configurations yet to prevent the spam responses. Now having looked around a handful of black hat discussion boards I realized that this method is fairly popular. I thought I would do a little test!

And so out comes my copy of Scrapebox and I harvested a handful of Wordpress blogs. Scrapebox incidentally can be great for finding blogs related to your niche if used in a white hat manner, which is to be covered once i begin to put up some tools for SEO Reviews. Anyway I figured I'd try a little test just to find out if spamming works or not. To tell the truth anyone with blog site with any real visitors would always reject them anyway. However many people don't know how to use Wordpress blogs effectively too, me included.

After harvesting a few (very few) I let Scrapebox rip and off it went auto commenting on blogs (sorry by the way if you were one of these). Within a hour I got an email from one of the people that I had spammed and he informed me that 90% of the people who left comments gave an incorrect email address. That's because they don't want you to email them back and complain! I did check to see how many of these links did in fact get okayed and it was very few indeed.

The truth is if you do have a spam remark approved then it is likely to be by a website that generates little or no interest and would certainly have very little or no page ranking. If the link did get approval then the it's likely that the page has or is going to be spammed to death anyway. You would have to make thousands and thousands of these to make any real difference in search engine positions and also risk Google putting your site in the dreaded 'Sandbox'. So having used your time harvesting URL's to find possible spamming victims, wasting additional time whist the spamming application does it's work and then checking to see if any of the comment stuck would it have been really worth the time in the first place.
There may be a few individuals who come on here and comment to say that this works if it is implemented correctly but for the time spent would not it be better to find a few webpage's with high page ranking and write a proper comment related to their posts.

At the end of the day regardless how many backlinks you have if the ones you do have are from high-quality - high page ranking and related websites as these are worth much more and so are more likely to attract referrals too.
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