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CommentLuv - Free Link Love

CommentLuv has proved such a boon to my blog already! I just added it yesterday (Luv Luv Me Do), yet not only have I seen an immediate increase in readership and comments, I've been clicking on the links to my readers blogs and getting great ideas from them (and leaving comments too).

If you have the CommentLuv plugin enabled on your WordPress blog, leave a comment on my blog or fill out my contact form, and I'll add you to the list I'm compiling and will publish very soon.

Free links, free advertising - don't you luv it?

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Posted by Kay Frenzer-Zeeh ~ Real Estate SEO on 07/10/2008 02:19 PM

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commentluv, links, blog comments, link love

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7 Comments on CommentLuv - Free Link Love

JUL

2008

I'm still setting up my WordPress blog, but will let you know when I'm up and running. Bookmarking your post - thanks for the information.

I luv you Kay! Thanks for the tip!

JUL

2008

You always have the most interesting little gadgets...... I luv you too Kay.. :) :)

JUL

2008

Interesting widget . I will check it out soon .Thanks for sharing.

JUL

2008

Thanks for the tip... I am new to all this and down loaded commentluv but I am still not sure what to do next. Please help. I will subscribe to your blog and thanks for your help! I've been on AR one week. :)

AUG

2008

Hi Brenda - here I am a month late! Sorry about that. Email me and I'll explain how you add commentluv to your blog.

SEP

This is great Kay, I will bookmark for later when my blog is up and running. Of course there is probably something better by now...

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