Don't Let Your Blog Run Your Life - Blogging Content at the Top along with the Top Blogger's Blogs

Don't Let Your Blog Run Your Life - Blogging Content at the Top along with the Top Blogger's Blogs

A popular misconception Blogging Newbies have is that you can produce a new blog, write some great content, and Google sends you Traffic. But whoever has tried which will let you know things don't work that way in the real world. Oh sure, Google may give back a trickle of traffic, but it doesn't matter how well you create, stuff your Keywords, or craft your overall SEO, Google won't truly call for seriously unless you can handle generating your individual traffic without their help. The Google way is the way of Trust. Google won't trust you until others trust you. Argue against this idea, in case you must, however it is true.

This is why it's very important that part of one's marketing be focused the most efficient approaches to getting links for a online presence. These techniques range between blog posting to article commenting and marketing. But trying to find the proper article directories, forums, and blogs may be an extremely boring task. So this is where the automated software's come in to try out for example Comment Kahuna.

To create a comment tree, first you must identify like comments you are going to answer. On Facebook, for instance, would it be a "Like" only? Those may or may not have to have a comment. Was a question asked? If so, it's always better for the brand or business to respond. How do you handle retweets on Twitter? Do you acknowledge them? Under what circumstances would you ignore them? These are just examples, and there can be unique situations for the company, but start with wanting to build a pattern of "types" of comments you would like to react to, and organize them right into a flow chart.

Comment Rating
This is yet another WordPress plugin that can put just a little green thumbs up hand and somewhat red thumbs down hand on the comments. This will allow visitors to then click the green or red hand to applaud or deject a comment left by another. People just love to touch upon other people's comments, don't they? This is a great asset to making your blog just about the most interactive blogs.

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