Jeff's Overall Rating
Fast Blog Finder is a cool piece of software that will help you gain backlinks to your site much quicker and easier than you ever thought possible.
Fast Blog Finder Features
Let’s face it, if you ever hope to end up on the first page of Google you NEED backlinks to your site. Blog commenting is an excellent way to get relevant links but the process can be tedious. Until now, that is.
Enter Fast Blog Finder.
With Fast Blog Finder, you can find relevant blogs, get their PR ranking and other valuable site statistics, leave comments, organize each keyword list into their own site folder and have a system for following up on comments all with the same application.
No longer will you have to scribble notes, copy and paste URLs and have multiple browser windows open until you can’t remember what you’re doing. Instead, you can search for blogs using your site’s keywords, find a few you want to comment on, leave the comments and get back to whatever else you were doing.
The most important feature of Fast Blog Finder is that it allows you to get past the bottleneck in blog commenting-finding and leaving comments-and to establish a system you can do a little bit each day. All those little bits WILL add up to big bits before you know it.
Take the free trial for a spin and see if you don’t agree.
Pros and Cons of Fast Blog Finder
Pros of Fast Blog Finder
- Fast and easy blog searching
- Full blog stats including PR, type and number of links
- Comments left inside application with spellchecker
- Can submit favorite blogs to social media sites within program
- Records date and time comment left
- Allows you to save your favorites in a separate area for easy access
- Reduces daily blog commenting from hours to minutes
Cons of Fast Blog Finder
- None I have found yet. I love this program.
About the Developers
G-Lock Software publishes a suite of network, system and email utilities. These include Advanced Administrative Tools, network and firewall diagnostic tool, Advanced Email Verifier, email verifying program, Fast Blog Finder, blog commenting software, Fast Directory Submitter, directory submission tool, G-Lock EasyMail, newsletter management software, G-Lock Email Processor, incoming email processing software, G-Lock SpamCombat, anti-spam program, and G-Lock Temp Cleaner, freeware targeting to search and remove temporary, junk and obsolete files from your disk.
Cost and Licensing of Fast Blog Finder
- Full Fast Blog Finder License: $49.00
- Free trial version available!
- Knowledge Base, email and forum support options
- Online tutorials
- Gets your sites indexed fast!
Mark on Thu, 14th May 2009 7:59 pm
Jeff –
I am a FBF user also… the time it saves in locating related topics to join into, is priceless!
Mark
Randy @ Down Comforter Sets on Fri, 15th May 2009 4:05 pm
Hi,
I was wondering if you know if I can use this software on more than 1 pc? I have my office pc but I would also like to put it on my laptop.
Mark on Fri, 15th May 2009 4:19 pm
@ Randy – Thanks for the comment, and please don’t forget to rate the tool!
Edit: 05/16/09
Jeff brought to my attention that the terms on the FSF page, states you must have a separate license for each install. However, I have installed it on three systems. A Home Office workstation, my Home Theatre PC and my Laptop. Works like a charm on all…
Now that I know the licensing though… I guess I need to uninstall 2 of those!
Mark
Randy @ Morgan Dollars For Sale on Mon, 1st Jun 2009 8:05 pm
Hi,
I jumped in and bought the program. I like it. Very easy to use and it really finds lots of blogs.
I was wondering when you post what do you leave as your name?
Do you use Name @ Keyword trying to rank for?
What about when trying to get deeplinks?
Do you use URL’s to pages within your website?
Thanks,
Randy
Mark on Tue, 2nd Jun 2009 10:56 am
@ Randy –
For myself, I do actually use it like you mentioned: “Name – Keyphrase”
The only time I do any deep linking, is when the topic post is very specific to the deep linked post, making it useful to the other readers.
Mark
Nabil El Alaoui Sossey on Mon, 23rd Aug 2010 8:12 am
I’m just wondering. Do you think FBF is better than BGD?
Jeff on Sun, 10th Oct 2010 3:54 pm
BGD?