CommentPiG

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“Do Your Autoblogs Have an Unseen Footprint?”

All of my blogs did. I removed it and at the same time uncovered a radical new way to inject fresh content and life into my blogs…

I used to spend hours tweaking my content sources and WordPress templates to remove all traces of automation. What I didn’t realise at the time was that there was an obvious but completely overlooked footprint on every autoblog I was building and it was costing me money. Sure I’d auto-footprintpost to them every day and generate links but there was still one vital ingredient missing…

Then one day it hit me. All of my autoblogs consisted entirely of posts but they had no comments on them. I can’t believe I hadn’t spotted it before! 99% of ‘real’ blogs had comments on them, my autoblogs didn’t. Hmm, maybe I was onto something here….

Blogs with no comments = SPLOGs!

From here it wasn’t a giant leap to imagine that perhaps the search engines where promoting blogs with comments and discounting those without. Or even worse they are assuming that blogs with lots of posts but no comments must be spam blogs (SPLOGS).

It was a no brainer really, it would be an extremely simple filter for the search engines apply. After all, comments are essentially just another vote of confidence for a blog’s quality, just like backlinks.

Lots of comments on your blog say “this blog is worth reading”, no comments say “move along now, there’s nothing to see here”.

Nobody wants to be the first

be firstSo I knew my blogs needed comments, lots of comments. Now I had to figure out why the blog’s readers where not adding comments to my blogs? They had great content, good looking templates and a fair level of traffic.

I soon figured out that blog readers are just like everybody else, no one wants to go first at anything and blog readers don’t want to be the first to leave a comment on your blogs. What’s the point in leaving a comment if you think no-one else is reading?

Help is at hand….

After identifying the problem I focused my efforts on solving it and within a few months I had developed a brand new WordPress plugin I’ve called CommentPiG.

CommentPiG will remove the ‘no comment’ footprint and transform any blog into a hive of user-generated content. Targeted comments are automatically added to your blog posts which in turn encourages real readers to start adding even more valuable user-generated content to your blog posts themselves. It’s a chain reaction, it just needs a kick-start and CommentPiG provides it.

Here is what CommentPiG will do for your autoblogs:

  • Remove the obvious “zero comment” footprint common to most autoblogs
  • Manage the organic page growth of your autoblogs
  • Inject themed content and keywords into your blog pages
  • Encourage ‘real’ readers to add their own comments or bookmark your blogs
  • Camouflage your network or affiliate links within the comments
  • Get your archived posts & pages re-indexed
  • Further naturalise the appearance of your autoblogs

CommentPiG automatically handles the scheduling, posting, targeting, linking & filtering of all your blog comments. Novice bloggers can use CommentPiG out-of-the-box whilst experts can leverage the advanced features to exploit its full potential.

Here’s the CommentPiG process in detail:

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Comments are a unique content opportunity

Even though CommentPiG was initially developed with the sole aim of adding comments to your posts some other benefits became very apparent during testing. I soon discovered that blog comments are an extremely valuable content source in their own right. Comments often contain keywords matching your original post’s theme thereby reinforcing your blogs authority.

Comments present a unique opportunity for you to use targeted content from many different sources without having to worry about knitting it all together seamlessly. Comments are by their very nature ‘fragmented content’ and search engines expect to see lots of different sentences presented together on a page in the form of comments. When else can you get away with presenting content this way?

Search engines spiders adore fresh content

Despite their best efforts to convince us otherwise search engine spiders are not overly complicated beasts. A spider visits a page and then indexes it, simple. A few days later it visits the page again to see if anything has changed.

If there is new content on the page it thinks “hey, these guys update their site often” and updates its index and marks the page for a re-visit soon. The more often the page is updated with additional content (comments) the more often the search engine will return and re-index the site. If the search engine sees that all the blog’s posts are being commented on regularly it will deep index the blog whenever it returns, and it will return a lot.

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On the contrary if the page stays the same with the nothing but the original post in place the search engine may visit a few more times but it soon gets bored and stops coming back. What’s the point in re-indexing it if knows that nothing is going to change. Eventually the original posts ends up buried deep in the archives and even lower down in the rankings.

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CommentPiG uses your post’s theme to scour the internet and find suitable new comments, so over time your blog pages will grow organically with relevant, natural comments fetched and published by the CommentPiG scheduling engine.

With CommentPiG running in the background your blog posts will never get stale; comments are added across your blog regardless of the post’s age. Your archived posts will get re-indexed by the search engines time and time again.

CommentPiG is a fire and forget solution

As with all of the PiG plugins I’ve developed the emphasis is on 100% automation. Once CommentPiG is running on your blog it requires no further interaction from you ever. This frees up your time to build even more blogs and more sites means more revenues. CommentPiG is a true fire and forget solution:

  • Automatically retrieves comments that match your post’s topic
  • Automatically controls the comment retrieval schedule
  • Intelligently selects which posts to comment on
  • Automatically generates new virtual usernames for retrieved comments
  • Automatically injects authority links into the retrieved comments
  • Automatically injects your network/affiliate links into the retrieved comments
  • Automatically filters retrieved comments to ensure they contain no unwanted content
  • Allows advanced users import their own comment or user databases
  • Automatically downloads & installs updates

100% Money Back Guarantee

guaranteeAs I’m sure you’ve already noticed I’ve tried to stay away from the usual hype and over-selling you normally get on a sales letter. BlogPiG products are all about doing a job and doing that job perfectly. CommentPiG will greatly enhance your blogs and as a result CommentPiG will make you more money if you use it.

I am extremely confident that you will love the functionality of your CommentPiG plugin but if for any reason you are not completely satisfied just drop me a note within the first 30 days and I’ll refund 100% of the purchase price.

Here’s What You Get


Of course you get the CommentPiG plugin for WordPress. It’s available as an instant download so you’ll be up a running with CommentPiG adding themed comments to you blogs in minutes. The CommentPiG user interface is seamlessly integrated into the WordPress administration area so if you’ve ever used WordPress you’ll find your way around with ease.


A comprehensive 20 page user guide walks you through every aspect of the CommentPiG featureset. Every section includes numbered screenshots with full explanations and details of the best tactics & settings to use to achieve the results you want.


Tags are the latest internet phenomenon, every major web 2.0 site is almost entirely tag driven. TagPiG plugin for WordPress provides a fully automated taxonomy service for your blog. TagPiG analyses your post’s content for key themes and generates a keyword based tag list for each new post. TagPiG can also select theme keywords from within your posts and interlink them to other related posts on the same theme. TagPiG integrates seamlessly with CommentPiG and it included for instant download free of charge.


NukePiG allows you one-click deletion all of your blog posts, pages, tags, categories or links, no messing around in the database, just select what you want to reset and hit NUKE! Withing seconds you can reset an entire blog or simply just certain content elements, it’s your call. NukePiG integrates seamlessly with CommentPiG and it included for instant download free of charge.

So, what does it cost?

Okay, so I’m not going to tell you that you’ve only got 24 hours to snap up this special offer! Or even that I should have really be charging $297 for CommentPiG. As you know I’m not a big fan of that type of hype marketing. So here we go, just the facts:

  • You can instantly download CommentPiG for $97
  • You will get free updates for life
  • You get a 20 page user manual detailing every feature and function
  • You get the NukePiG WordPress plugin for bulk content deletion
  • You get the TagPiG WordPress plugin for automatic tag generation

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