Comments on: Should Your Really Be Using Comment Kahuna?

By: Jeff Patterson

Jeff Patterson — Thu, 26 Jan 2012 20:32:11 +0000

Comment Kahuna is just another tool to your SEO arsenal if you use it wisely it will work very well. I use it manually to pick through different blogs.

By: geekmom

geekmom — Fri, 04 Nov 2011 18:20:44 +0000

Your comments about commentkahuna are wrong. It will load a page and suggest that you read the article and you make a comment on the comment page. It’s not an auto comment program.

The only thing that scares me is that I don’t know if I allow comment kahuna access from mccafee if it will allow the site to post malicious software. Now that bothers me and I’ll have to research it.

By: Steve

Steve — Thu, 27 Oct 2011 05:08:00 +0000

Awesome advice. I was looking on google for comment kahuna reviews and came upon this site. There are some good and bad points. I’m thinking in the long run Google will ban for spamming.

By: Jennifer Corner

Jennifer Corner — Wed, 12 Oct 2011 03:29:11 +0000

I agree with you about posting general comment without visiting the blog is not contributive. Obviously that the blog owner doesn’t like this. It’s just that they came only for backlink.

However, @Bm was right. You don’t need to spread the general comment everywhere. With comment kahuna, you can find blogs and manually add useful comment in some blogs. That way the blogs owner feel good and you get backlinks. Totally win-win situation.

By: Clint Rowley

Clint Rowley — Mon, 10 Oct 2011 16:21:46 +0000

I’ve used Comment Kahuna for several months and personally I’ve never set it to use the same comment on every blog post. I agree with what you and others are saying and that it’s important to post unique content. I would say, however, that some of the comments on this blog are incorrect. Never I have been unable to read a blog or post unique content so I’m not sure where people are getting that from. Perhaps they’re using an older version? The software 1. finds the potential blogs that match the search criteria, and 2. fills in the boxes with what you’ve provided. I personally just use it to remember the “name”, “mail”, and “website” fields so that I don’t have to spend time filling those in.
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By: jo

jo — Thu, 06 Oct 2011 21:54:35 +0000

I tried it today and did not like it. It was slow and while it does give you a chance to read the article and type in unique comments on each one, the built in browser didn’t work very well. It took 3 tries before I shut it down and deleted it. Not once was I able to leave a post, and this was on blogs that were running a plugin called commentluv which is supposed to auto accept comments from kahuna.
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By: Manish khanna

Manish khanna — Sat, 24 Sep 2011 05:20:08 +0000

I have downloaded & used comment Kahuna but I think yes we can always use Google & maintain an excel sheet for the blogs & comments but with help of this software we can eliminate the step of keeping record thru excel as this software provides a complete record of the comments posted when you save the file after posting comments, moreover it also givers you details on nofollow sites which itself is a helpful tool, so why not use this, it filters relevant sites, allow to post comment after reading the blog & also allows to skip even if the blog you read is not relevant to your keyword/interest. so can not be taken as a spammer if the user is not actually using it for spamming.