Instead of getting upset at all the spammers posting junk in your blog, I suggest you have a laugh at it. Read through the content before hitting the delete button. It is amazing how terrible the posts are in terms of content and grammar. Not only does it not make sense, it makes you wonder if a human could be this bad at english.

Read the following paragraph for example:

One of the problems that many people encounter with their blog is the lack of people reading it.  Many bloggers often complain how they spend countless hours writing their stories only to find out that no one is “listening” to what they say.  It is important to remember that it takes time to develop an interest to your readers.  You could be missing out on critical aspects of promotions which could help drive traffic to your blog.

When building a business on the Internet one of the hardest and most time consuming task is advertising.  Advertising on the Internet is a sensitive process.  One wrong move can get you black-listed from search engines and websites which is why knowing how to handle advertising beforehand is very important for success.

The first key to successfully advertising a website is to know how to create legitimate advertising techniques that will not be considered spam.  If you do not know what spam is, it is a word which is used to identify any form of advertising being put where it does not belong, or being placed into different websites with irrelevant focused content.   Spam is looked at so seriously due to the fact that if spam became too out of hand, the Internet would lose its appeal to users.

Commenting on blogs is one of the better ways to build inbound links to your website.  Aside from incoming links, it also gives you other things such as brand presence or publicity, reputation and more visitors.  You don’t have to overdo it to be effective.  Leaving a comment on at least 2 or 3 different blogs a day can still be as effective if done diligently.  At a rate of 3 comments a day, you’ll have 20 or so made in a week.  That’s already 20 incoming links to your site!