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Number of Comments Do Not Always Equal Success

Posted in Social Media | Posted on Date 17-11-2009 | Comments 0 Comments
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I am sure that the title of my blog alone makes you wonder if I went off the deep end as it might not make sense. You would think someone with a lot of comments might be a success.

That is not always true.

There are some out there called “comment whores.” Yeah, that is a pretty blunt term, but they are the ones that are solely out to get comments for their own blog. They may not even get involved in their own comment streams, just wrack up the comments. For a kinder term, it is “feel good blogger.” It is like a way of self-gratification. Get a comment, you obviously got some type of attention, but really have no other involvement on your own site.

The problem in this situation that along the way, the conversation may have wracked up so many number of comments from so many different people, except the blogger. Not to say that the blogger is a had host, but the trick to not looking like a comment whore is to get involved with your comment streams. Think of your comment section as a forum. People can interact and reply to each other, thus carrying on the conversation.

This will allow you to connect better with your readers and show them the side other than your blog at face value. In a way, your comment system becomes its own social networking work! It is the relationship with your readers that matter the most.

How is your relationship with your readers?

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