Good and Bad of Comment Hut?
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Hi All,
A new client in a competitive market (international car hire - Car Trawler affiliate) is using Comment Hut to gain links to his site.
I have not used this service so am wondering, with the latest google stuff, what the good the bad and the ugly is on the comment hut service.
Does it work?
Should we avoid it?
Thanks in advance
Steve
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I never used this software either, but in a one look to its website I am not really impressed… the website is more like a sales copy and seriously pushing its product to the market.
By reading the product explanation that is available on their website, ‘Comment Hut Plus allows you to find WordPress blogs that Google says are related to your keyword.’ This mean the software will find you relevant wordpress blogs that you can also find by using advanced Google queries…
I don’t really see anything exciting in this but as it contains only $10 so you can buy and give it a try!
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