Comments on: Tips to Make a Blog Read Better http://www.marketingvoices.com/1202/tips-to-make-a-blog-read-better Weekly Perspectives on Social Media Marketing Sat, 06 Sep 2008 04:13:43 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.1.3 By: phil.rice http://www.marketingvoices.com/1202/tips-to-make-a-blog-read-better#comment-21022 phil.rice Mon, 02 Oct 2006 14:17:01 +0000 http://www.marketingvoices.com/1202/tips-to-make-a-blog-read-better#comment-21022 Great job. I am a newbie. I liked the content and the presentation. The quality of the audio is good. Both Jennifer and Rand are good speakers. Most important - the 5 tips are right on target (for me anyway). Thanks very much. My next stop is to check out SEOmoz and subscribe to that feed. Thanks phil.rice Great job. I am a newbie. I liked the content and the presentation. The quality of the audio is good. Both Jennifer and Rand are good speakers. Most important - the 5 tips are right on target (for me anyway). Thanks very much. My next stop is to check out SEOmoz and subscribe to that feed.

Thanks
phil.rice

]]> By: jennifer jones http://www.marketingvoices.com/1202/tips-to-make-a-blog-read-better#comment-21193 jennifer jones Tue, 03 Oct 2006 10:01:32 +0000 http://www.marketingvoices.com/1202/tips-to-make-a-blog-read-better#comment-21193 Thanks Phil, Glad to hear you liked the content. Please tell me if have other ideas on blogging success. Jennifer Jones Thanks Phil, Glad to hear you liked the content. Please tell me if have other ideas on blogging success.

Jennifer Jones

]]> By: Marie Germain http://www.marketingvoices.com/1202/tips-to-make-a-blog-read-better#comment-22253 Marie Germain Mon, 29 Jan 2007 19:25:09 +0000 http://www.marketingvoices.com/1202/tips-to-make-a-blog-read-better#comment-22253 Enjoyed your pod. Honest, simple and authentic. Well done. Will send our customers. Enjoyed your pod. Honest, simple and authentic. Well done. Will send our customers.

]]> By: marie germain http://www.marketingvoices.com/1202/tips-to-make-a-blog-read-better#comment-22261 marie germain Tue, 30 Jan 2007 17:04:06 +0000 http://www.marketingvoices.com/1202/tips-to-make-a-blog-read-better#comment-22261 Rand & Jennifer: I agree on four of your points BUT your statement that bloggers should not enable comments lest they seem unpopular is not completely accurate. Fact is most people visit, "view", read, but do not post comments. Guy Kawasaki has very few comments per day compared to the 6,000 views per day. i.e. popularity cannot be judged by comments. The techies comment aggressively but not so in many other biz categories. I am hopeful that you will revise this and encourage folks to rely more on their stats rather than comments. Marie Rand & Jennifer:
I agree on four of your points BUT your statement that bloggers should not enable comments lest they seem unpopular is not completely accurate. Fact is most people visit, “view”, read, but do not post comments. Guy Kawasaki has very few comments per day compared to the 6,000 views per day. i.e. popularity cannot be judged by comments.
The techies comment aggressively but not so in many other biz categories. I am hopeful that you will revise this and encourage folks to rely more on their stats rather than comments. Marie

]]> By: Web bloggers navel gazing? « PLEXUSITY http://www.marketingvoices.com/1202/tips-to-make-a-blog-read-better#comment-22262 Web bloggers navel gazing? « PLEXUSITY Tue, 30 Jan 2007 17:55:03 +0000 http://www.marketingvoices.com/1202/tips-to-make-a-blog-read-better#comment-22262 [...] Today I respsonded to Rand Fishkin’s podcast at Podtech about tips to make a blog better. Rand states that bloggers should not allow comments lest they look unpopular. But in fact the lion’s share of visitors do not comment. They come for inspiration, information, etc…. Even Guy Kawasaki’s blog  at 6,000 views per day shows low two digit comments. I would presume Robert Scoble has the same dynamics. [...] […] Today I respsonded to Rand Fishkin’s podcast at Podtech about tips to make a blog better. Rand states that bloggers should not allow comments lest they look unpopular. But in fact the lion’s share of visitors do not comment. They come for inspiration, information, etc…. Even Guy Kawasaki’s blog  at 6,000 views per day shows low two digit comments. I would presume Robert Scoble has the same dynamics. […]

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