10 Blog Commenting Strategies To Increase Website Traffic

Posted by PastMasterBlogger under Online Marketing
From http://www.pastmasterblogger.com 3772 days ago
Made Hot by: DigiTechBlog on August 3, 2014 1:25 am

If you have a brand new blog, read this article to learn 10 simple strategies that will increase your website traffic within 3 months. It's proven method because I got direct results. So, you should too, if followed correctly.

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Written by 27will
3763 days ago

When you make the distinction between quality traffic and quantity of traffic, it really rang true. You can have all the traffic in the world but no engagement, which really is pointless in the end.

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Written by tiroberts
3763 days ago

Fantastic blog commenting strategies. I think that leaving blog comments is one of the BEST things you can do to cultivate a real sense of community around your blog and brand. I believe that it's important to respond to every single comment you get on your blog, good or bad. That really shows people that you hold your community engagement up to a high standard.

Thanks for sharing your insights with us.

~ Ti

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Written by PastMasterBlogger
3772 days ago

Hello Heatherstone,

I don't have any favorite technique here because it depends on where I am commenting and the blogger with whom I'm interacting. So, it all depends. Argumentative is bit overused but many people do it wrongly just to grab the attention of others. That's why I say, it's important only to "Disagree at times, when needed". Not just to catch the attention of others.

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Written by HeatherStone
3772 days ago

Hi Mainak,

Here at BizSugar, we certainly know that nothing is more certain to kill a sense of online community than commenting that fails to engage -- except perhaps no commenting at all! I'm wondering if you have a favorite technique here that you find works most effectively...or if it depends upon the situation and upon where you are leaving the comment. I find the argumentative approach -- disagreeing with someone simply to get a reaction -- a bit overused. Your thoughts?

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