Vivian
Share the tips...People just view my blog but not really comment..is there a problem?
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How Can I Let My Readers to Leave Comment on My Blog
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Tracey ∙ 5 Apr, 12
Make sure your blog posts have a very clear direction and topic. One of the best ways to encourage commenting is to end your post with a direct question to your readers, to get them to think about your post and want to interact!
EatSprayLove ∙ 5 Apr, 12
This is pretty challenging! I agree with Tracey. Ask them to comment on your blog post! Good luck! I need it too! Haha
Nicole Pyles ∙ 5 Apr, 12
Sometimes it could be the subject of the posts...I've recently changed the format of my blog and it's sort of in the "working stages" so I don't have nearly as many commenters as I used to. But my suggestion is to leave readers with a question to answer. Also, make sure that the overall subject of your post is relatable to the readers of your blog.
Pareng Jay ∙ 6 Apr, 12
You must write something that involves interaction at the end of your post. A question maybe or ask for viewer's insights.
Jrplaza ∙ 7 Apr, 12
Not just good original content but also enticing content makes readers like me to leave a comment. Commenting on blogs depends on the what motivates them to comment - based on experienced, they do comment on certain viral issues :)
Vivian ∙ 7 Apr, 12
thx for all the comments...there are some of my post which I did end with questions...but no comments...well, is okay...it is just my wonder to learn about it...not so important..haha..
Vivian ∙ 7 Apr, 12
by the way, did you guys put a survey poll in your blog, so you can know who are your readers?is this work? I also wonder if we can know who view our blog for example what is their name instead of where or which country they are from..in my blog, I did use revolver maps..I can see my readers from which country but dont know who are them...
Pareng Jay ∙ 7 Apr, 12
I think that's technically impossible for now. Unless they voluntarily state their name for example in feedjit. As far as I know, web applications can only get the visitor's ip address. Unless the application have a somewhat 'hacking' algorithm to search for the visitor's cookies and get display names from facebook, google mail, etc. Please correct me if I'm wrong.
Best Lists ∙ 12 Apr, 12
If the content is really good and appealing and more over the most important that it should be negotiable .than the people would love to comment and share their reviews
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