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The posts which get most engagement are those with subjects which resonate with the reader, and they feel comfortable enough to respond. via @aliceelliott The Reader, Subjects, Blog Posts, Feelings
The Reader
Subjects
Blog Posts
Feelings
Which types of blog posts get the most engagement?
The posts which get most engagement are those with subjects which resonate with the reader, and they feel comfortable enough to respond. via @aliceelliott
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Which types of blog posts get the most engagement?
The posts which get most engagement are those with subjects which resonate with the reader, and they feel comfortable enough to respond. via @aliceelliott
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Way To Go
Being Used
The Way
To Create
How commenting can be used to create a good impression
If you want to create a good impression with your potential readers, clients, customers or whatever, effective commenting is the way to go. via @aliceelliott
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How commenting can be used to create a good impression
If you want to create a good impression with your potential readers, clients, customers or whatever, effective commenting is the way to go. via @aliceelliott
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10 social media tips to generate traffic to your blog
Social media is often badly used to generate traffic back to your blog, so these 10 tips will help you understand why engagement is necessary. via @aliceelliott
A really good way to encourage engagement is to create a mistake or leave a gap in your content for your readers to seek and find. via @aliceelliott Seek And Find, Gap, Encouragement
Seek And Find
Gap
Encouragement
How mistakes or gaps in your post can encourage engagement
A really good way to encourage engagement is to create a mistake or leave a gap in your content for your readers to seek and find. via @aliceelliott
Being nasty attracts attention online because it is seen as a threat, whereas being nice is ignored because it is assumed it is safe. via @aliceelliott Being Nice
Being Nice
Why being nasty online attracts attention over being nice
Being nasty attracts attention online because it is seen as a threat, whereas being nice is ignored because it is assumed it is safe. via @aliceelliott
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The evolution of blog commenting (and its desirable future)
It is important for people to know about the evolution of blog commenting, as well as elsewhere, and my aspirations for this activity. via @aliceelliott
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Find It
To Leave
How difficult is it for people to leave a comment?
Even if you open comments on your blog, you still find it is difficult for your readers to leave a comment. What can be done about it? via @aliceelliott
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How to open comments again in a closed blog
For those bloggers who have closed their comments and would like to open comments again, this posts shows you exactly what you need to do. via @aliceelliott
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You need to get more social for social media success
To answer the constant questions about how to become more successful on social media, I suggest you purely become more social and engage. via @aliceelliott
Blogs that disable comments are being selfish by not allowing interaction, community building and social proof to enhance their posts. via @aliceelliott Social Proof, Community Building, Building
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Blogs which disable comments are selfish to their readers?
Blogs that disable comments are being selfish by not allowing interaction, community building and social proof to enhance their posts. via @aliceelliott
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What is a commenting pool and how could it help you?
You know by now that regular commenting on social media can help with the algorithms, but it would be more beneficial in a commenting pool. via @aliceelliott
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Mobile phones - do they stop commenting? | Fairy Blog Mother
As an old fuddy-duddy, I have come to the conclusion that mobile phones contribute to unsuitable and unworthy commenting on blogs. via @aliceelliott
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Do you need a blog in order to comment? | Fairy Blog Mother
If you want to make a start in commenting to go alongside your blogging career, you don't need a blog before you begin - here's why. via @aliceelliott