How to use Google to find .edu, .gov and

Finding .edu or .gov blogs using Google

In order to find .edu or .gov blogs using Google, you simply have to use Google search box and a few special parameters.

Let’s give it a try. Paste the following code in Google.com search box:

site:.edu inurl:blog "post a comment"

Google just returned you thousands of results: sites which have .edu and blog in their url, as well as “post a comment” in the page. easy, isn’t it?

Finding .gov blogs is extremely easy as well. The only thing you have to do is to change the extension in the query:

site:.gov inurl:blog "post a comment"

Using the inurl parameter, you can find lots of things, such as wikis. Though, be warned that modifying wikis for promotional or SEO purposes is not a good thing and that it may produce more harm than good.

site:.edu inurl:wiki

How to find blogs with CommentLuv

CommentLuv is a free WordPress plugin which automatically create a link (generally dofollow) to the commenter last post. Of course, leaving a comment on a CommentLuv enabled blog is good for your SEO.

But now, how to find blogs with CommentLuv? Just use the following query and enjoy Google results. The text within quotes is the text that must be contained in the page, and “blogging tips” are just keywords related to what you’re looking for.

"Enable CommentLuv" blogging tips

By the way, some time ago I compiled a list of quality blogs with CommentLuv, you might want to have a look.

Finding blog with the “Top Commenters” widget

Top Commenters is another free WordPress plugin which reward top commenters with a link, generally in the blog sidebar. It used to be very popular but seems its popularity decreased. Anyways, using Google it is still pretty easy to find some blogs with this widget enabled:

"Top Commenters" make money

hanks again SoloSEO for a great tool!!!

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Advanced

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allinurl:your keyword
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Directories

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“recommended links” your keyword”
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Blogs & Forums

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“your keyword forum”
intitle:your keyword forum
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your keyword blog
“your keyword blog”
intitle:your keyword blog
inurl:your keyword blog
“add comment” your keyword
“post comment” your keyword
your keyword members
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intitle:tag your keyword
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I’ll also add a couple of my own to this list:

• site:.edu inurl:your keyword

• site:.edu inurl:blog “your keyword”
• site:.com inurl:blogspot“real estate gurgaon”

• site:.edu inurl:forum “your keyword”

• site:.edu intitle:blog “post a comment”

You can also replace “.edu” with “.gov” to find those types of links, or replace “inurl:”, with “intitle:”