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Blog commenting is a must for all aspiring bloggers. No. This is not an overstatement. This is what I learnt the hard way after two years of blogging. Previously commenting was solely (or should I say, predominantly) an SEO technique, a simple way of getting more backlinks to get better ranks at Google's SERP. But after Google's Panda algorithm updates, this is no more a reality.  In fact most websites have no-followed their comment sections and any comments you get posted their with a link-back to your site is by most chances, no-followed. And that's were most bloggers get it wrong. If you are like how I was two and a half years back, then the post till here is sufficient to deter you from commenting at other blogs in and around your niche. But, hang on a minute. I affirm that blog commenting for SEO is dead but is the art of providing quality comments at other blogs finished? Umm.. no. Absolutely not. Quite the contrary actually. Why, you ask? W

Twitter is where the experts in all niches hang out.  Twitter is where anybody can get exposure. Twitter is the easiest place to brand yourself. Although twitter is such a great and easy place to make huge bucks, it is surprising how few actually use it to increase sales and become a social media influencer. True, twitter has the second-least CTR (click through rate), but it should not be forgotten that the clicks here are much more valuable than at any other social media platforms. You get to meet top-notch experts, influencers and even brands and celebrities. Also, twitter can help find you a great deal of customers too (if, that's your thing). In short, twitter is a great way to earn money online fast. But, before you expect emails from brands asking for a sponsored tweet, or from hotshots in your niche, asking for a collaboration, or even customers buying products from your site, you need to get some factors straight. To make money out of this s