Comments on: How to Get More Comments on Your Blog

By: Terence Bennett

Terence Bennett — Tue, 27 Sep 2011 09:09:46 +0000

The amount of times I have read an article, but didn’t comment because I didn’t know what to say and worried that my comment would be flagged as spam and deleted. I never thought about what the blogger feels when spending ages on a post, seeing lots of views but zero comments.

Thanks for highlighting that, I will have to try harder to leave comments!
Interesting method by the way!
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By: Cindy

Cindy — Tue, 28 Sep 2010 21:47:00 +0000

Hi Alisa,

thanks for this article. I am a keen blogger and run a few of them (?). My passion is London and although I get loads of comments….they are mostly trash or spam so obviously they dont count. I have been wondering how to generate decent and real comments and your article has given me a few ideas, so thanks for that.

Regards

Cindy

@3days_in_london and @notjustagranny

By: Marian Schembari

Marian Schembari — Tue, 28 Sep 2010 19:39:00 +0000

There’s this super-specific blogging community that you only understand if you’re knee-deep in the trenches. So maybe my friends don’t 100% get why I dig comments, but anyone else with a blog understands how vital they are to not only your site’s survival, but to your sanity/ego/motivation to move forward with your life.

We judge a blog entirely on its comments. I could give less of a sh*t if you get millions of readers every month, but if you’re getting 100 comments per post you are the cat’s pajamas. If you’re in PR you understand that reaching out to bloggers is important. But which bloggers do you contact? Those who are part of something bigger? The columnists for AOL? The biggies on HuffPo? Or do you go to the ones who have established their own little “cult followings”? People like The Bloggess or Marie Forleo…

To be perfectly honest, the reason I comment on blogs isn’t because people ask. From my experience, both with my own comments and seeing why other people write, here are the top reasons I comment a blog post:

* The blogger has said something I agree or disagree with strongly
* I want to congratulate someone on a new job/baby/engagement/personal success
* Something is hilarious and I want to add my own experience
* Something is so amazing I couldn’t possibly leave the website without letting the blogger know how amazing they are but am too lazy to write an email (There is a fine line. Remember that.)
* There’s some form of list, usually in advice-form, where I have something to contribute

This is an interesting post!