Comments on: A Review of Neil Shearing’s Free Real Link Finder

By: SWP

SWP — Wed, 27 Feb 2008 20:35:12 +0000

Neil,

Thanks for dropping by…

Personally, I would pay for any piece of software that would consistently build back links to my sites AND give more exposure to my Blogs and websites at the same time.

Might be something to think about…

I know my wheels are spinning.

By: SWP

SWP — Wed, 27 Feb 2008 20:28:28 +0000

Laura,

Thanks for the tip. Looks like an excellent piece of software and if it does everything you say it does… DAMN!

By: Neil Shearing

Neil Shearing — Wed, 27 Feb 2008 18:14:08 +0000

thanks for the review.

1: The filter doesn’t know a quality blog from a low quality blog, so any “low quality” results are down to your search parameters.

2: I don’t think it’s possible to search by groups of comments without monstrously long search engine queries.

3: This would require on-going support which would only be feasible in a paid product.

Neil.

By: Laura - Fast Blog Finder

Laura - Fast Blog Finder — Wed, 27 Feb 2008 09:39:42 +0000

Thanks for your article about Real Link Finder. I tried it as well as Comment Kahuna, Comment Hut, and Fast Blog Finder. I stopped at Fast Blog Finder because it outperforms all other tools.

It seems that even the free version of Fast Blog Finder gives more blogs than Real Link Finder. It also shows the Domain PR and Page PR. What I primarily liked in Fast Blog Finder is the ease of managing found blogs. There is a way to sort the blogs by their URL, Domain or Page PR, type (DoFollow, NoFollow). You can also add the most useful blogs to your favorites.

Plus, Fast Blog Finder has very flexible search options. I mean you can specify yourself how many comments you want on the page and the program will find blog posts with the exact number of comments. Example of the search query is

“keyword phrase” + “2 comments”, “3 comments” etc

So, by now I think Fast Blog Finder is the best tool of its kind. Anyway, for me it works perfectly.