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5 Smart Ways to Handle Negative Online Comments

Eric Brantner — November 23, 2016 — November 23, 2016 Whether you’re a writer, YouTuber, or a business owner, negative online comments are probably one of your biggest sources of stress. Not only do negative comments put a serious damper on your mood, they can also damage your reputation. But you are not powerless against … Continue reading 5 Smart Ways to Handle Negative Online Comments →

10 Inventive Ways to Get Instagram Comments

Instagram Engagement

David Christopher — November 19, 2016 Follow @davidmchris— November 19, 2016 Wouldn’t it be great to see your Instagram posts light up with comments after you post them? Commenting on Instagram is powerful. It’s the only two-way interaction you can have on a post. It can be a great way to talk with your followers, … Continue reading 10 Inventive Ways to Get Instagram Comments →

6 YouTube Tools to Clean Up Your Comments Section

YouTube

6 YouTube Tools to Clean Up Your Comments Section Danny Goodwin , News • YouTube November 4, 2016 If you ever wanted to feel truly bad about the future of humanity, just visit the YouTube comments section. The YouTube comments section has had a well-deserved horrible reputation for a long time. But now YouTube is trying to … Continue reading 6 YouTube Tools to Clean Up Your Comments Section →

Turn Comments into Clicks: How to Comment to Drive Traffic

Traffic Generation

by Lacy Boggs Follow @blogspiration42October 3, 2016 One of the biggest struggles I hear from people about promoting their blog content and driving traffic to their websites is that they don’t know how to get the content out to people beyond their existing email list or audience. Sure we can email our list, share to … Continue reading Turn Comments into Clicks: How to Comment to Drive Traffic →

4 Easy Ways To Get A Ton Of Comments On Your Blog

Blogging

by Tony Messer Follow @AntonyMesserAugust 15, 2016 There are loads of good reasons for creating a company blog. So having spent so much time and effort writing a high quality post, seeing no comments come in can really feel like a massive disappointment. Does it mean that your content isn’t good? That you’re doing something … Continue reading 4 Easy Ways To Get A Ton Of Comments On Your Blog →

How To Deal With Negative Comments On Your Facebook Page

Feedback Management

by Sahail Ashraf January 26, 2016 Follow @TalcontentJanuary 26, 2016 As brands, the last thing we all need in social media is negativity. On social media it is very easy to receive negative comments and responses, simply because you are leaving yourself open to them due to the fact you are engaging with people online. … Continue reading How To Deal With Negative Comments On Your Facebook Page →

Should You Remove the Comments Section From Your Corporate Blog?

Business Blogging

by Arik Hanson December 4, 2015December 4, 2015 A few weeks ago, I spoke at the sixth annual Minnesota Blogger Conference. You can read all about what I talked about here. Part of my presentation caused a bit of a stir: My prediction that more people (and I would also argue, companies) will remove comments … Continue reading Should You Remove the Comments Section From Your Corporate Blog? →

How to Get More Blog Comments Without Begging…Very Much

Blogging

by Ray Manley December 3, 2015 Follow @rbmanleyDecember 3, 2015 It’s a common complaint: “I’ve been blogging forever, but no one is commenting.” So, what can you do to get more comments on your blog? Asking alone won’t get comments. The willingness to “speak up” requires a level of caring or level of emotional involvement … Continue reading How to Get More Blog Comments Without Begging…Very Much →

Facebook Interactions: Why Shares, Likes and Comments All Count

Facebook

Steve RaysonJuly 29, 2015 If you have a Facebook Share or a Like button on your site, as we do on this page, you will see a number alongside it which is “the sum of: The number of likes of your URL The number of shares of your URL (this includes copy/pasting a link back … Continue reading Facebook Interactions: Why Shares, Likes and Comments All Count →