So you’ve taken the time to write a blog post, you’ve included a nice easy question at the end of it, but nobody has left a comment and initiated conversation?

Whilst many blogs (like us) disable the comments feature due to uncontrollable waves of spam they can provide a great way to engage with your existing readers and provide a better first impression to new readers.

But how do you get more of them? Engagebit share their 8 tips in the infographic below.

Want More Comments on Your Blog Posts 8 Steps to Ramp Up Engagement

 

Mark Walker-Ford

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Mark Ford

Published On: 03/12/2015-Categories: Content Marketing-
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