Great news – attracting more web site traffic just got easier! You can now get your hands on Comment Kahuna, a link building blog comment tool from Portal Feeder, absolutely free.

This is not a lite version, trial version, or any kind of test version. This is the full business tool, and it is completely white hat. The only problem is that it may not be available for free for much longer.

‘What Is A White Hat Blog Commenting Tool?’

A white hat blog comment tool will find blogs that you can comment on in your niche (the same subject as your site – or whatever subject you want). If it’s a good tool like Comment Kahuna, it will tell you the page rank or search only for blogs with a certain page rank. It may also store your profile information (name, the email that you want to use, URL that you are promoting, etc.) This saves you time. It finds the best blogs for you, then you write a comment on each blog.

‘What Is A Black Hat Blog Comment Tool?’

Black hat tools send spam comments to blogs automatically. These tools may send a thousand comments, working away without any input from you. The problem is, the comments are obviously spam and the vast majority of blog owners will delete them, so they never even appear on the blog. These tools are an expensive waste of time and money in my opinion. Comment Kahuna is NOT a black hat tool.

‘Why Should I Leave Comments On Other People’s Blogs?’

Leaving comments on blogs is a great way to get traffic and links to your sites. If you have a great site, you want the right people to know about it, and often those people will be reading blogs in your niche area. So if you leave a good comment, they will be likely to click through to visit your site, where they will see your advertisements, affiliate promotions, and everything else that you have on your site.

‘I Wouldn’t Know How To Use A Blog Comment Tool.’

That is not a problem – it is very easy! There is a training video right there on the page that you can watch right now before you even download, to see how simple it is.

And even if you don’t have a site ready that you need to build links to right now, remember that it’s a $97 value, and right now it’s available for free. You will probably regret it if you don’t pick it up right now. Click on the link below to see all the details.

If you want to make money with Adwords, you will need to keep up to date with the new strategies that are constantly appearing, as well as keeping pace with the changes that Google makes to its Adwords policies.

In 2007 we all learned to ‘kill’ the competition with Day Job Killer. Hard on the heels of that ground-breaking ebook came the spy programs that let you track your competitors’ ads, copy them and (in theory at least) blast them off the face of the search engines. Unfortunately some of these systems charged a very high price for membership.

So there were a lot of advertisers who could not afford those systems or maybe simply did not want to spend all of their time tracking, spying and tweaking in order to cover the cost of their membership. They began to look around for a new direction, and early in 2008 we saw the first hints that marketers were rediscovering something that they had previously considered dead – the content network.

If you have come to Adwords in the last couple of years, you may not know that the search and content networks were once united. Google separated them to give advertisers more control in the days when click fraud was common. Most advertisers immediately (and rightly) turned off the content network for their ads.

However, times have changed. Click fraud is nothing like as common as it was, thanks to Google’s very heavyhanded measures in closing the accounts of any Adsense user who has any strange clicking activity on their site. This is a big problem for Adsense site owners because it means that any bored kid anywhere in the world can put them out of business by repeatedly clicking on their ads. But for Adwords advertisers, it means that the content network has opened up again.

Advantages of advertising on the content network instead of the search network include a cheaper cost per click, and a lot more control. You can actually pick the exact sites that you want your ad to appear on.

The last point there is very important. When setting up a campaign for the content network, always specify target sites for your ads. In fact, you should specify not only the site, but the exact pages of the site.

Just like with the search network, you need to avoid having people click when they are not really interested, and you do that by picking out pages that are very closely related to your product. For example if you are promoting a dog training ebook, you will want your ad on a site about dogs but only on the dog training pages.

It is also better to limit your advertising to sites that display their Adsense above the fold – that is, the ads are visible on the screen without scrolling down. Toward the top left of the screen is the hottest area, that’s where you really want your ad to be.