Inventory Management Today : Inventory Management Today Joins U Comment I Follow Movement

Inventory Management Today has joined the “U Comment, I Follow movement” and has implemented the change on this site.

Most blog platforms default to a “no follow” setting for comments. In other words, when you leave a comment on a blog, even though you may leave the URL to your website, the blog is coded to advise search engines not to follow the link.

This was initially implemented to combat spam, but with spam programs and moderated comments, this is no longer necessary. We want to encourage readers to leave their comments and allow links back to their sites for those who participate.

Additionally, we have implemented Comment Luv, which visits the feed of the commenter, displays their last blog post (if applicable) and provides the reader a link to the post.

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2008 Taxes said on March 31st, 2009 @9:49 pm

Great to see that you have started allowing comments to follow back to the blogs. I installed the wordpress dofollow plugin on many of my sites.

Bali Car Rental said on May 15th, 2009 @2:38 am

Thanks for sharing……..great post

Annie said on June 15th, 2009 @5:53 am

This is the second blog today letting me know about their Do follow!
And I think even i should really do it, I think its a great concept, and definitely make use of browsing new blogs exciting.
Here I go, setting it up now

DoorsAndWindows said on June 21st, 2009 @11:38 am

Good move to join the dofollow movement. With good comment moderation there´s no need to have nofollow. Some of the most successful blogs on the net are dofollow. A lot of people won´t waste their time on the net on nofollow blogs when they can find just as good or better dofollow blogs which will credit back to their site or blog. Dofollow shows a clever understanding of how the internet works and stays true to it´s original goal of sharing information.