Pro-Bogger lists 13 types of articles that generate a lot of comments. The following is only a summary, for the full list, visit their site.
Commenting
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Even after applying these techniques, you might find that only 1% of your visitors choose to comment.. |
General tips
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- Post regularly
- Use plugins or scripts to add features
- Use your own experience as inspiration
- Define a niche and stay in it
- Comment on blogs in your niche
- Aim for quality in your articles
- Use social marketing
- Clean layout and design, not moar features
- Be yourself!
- Stay positive
Join EFF!
The Electronic Frontier Foundation is virtually the only group of lawyers looking out for the little guy and the public good. The frequently go to court and fight for those who don’t seem to be able to do so on their own. Though based in the USA, their work affects people everywhere. They publish a legal guide (link under image), as well as a guide on how to blog safely. I donate to them annualy – make sure you do the same, as their work is not only about blogging, but also about copyrights, public domain, defence of free speech, privacy and many other issues that no other NGO is covering – at least, not as well as they do.
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