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Why Should You Comment On A Blog Post?

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I was reading an article today titled, Behind the Wheels: An all-too-real Cinderella story it had 12 comments. Which got me to wondering: How come useless throw away blog posts and articles have tons and tons of comments and the good stuff gets next to nothing? Salacious content always works. Why should you comment?

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Does Good Content Matter Anymore?

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We’re content starved. The emergence of tablets and mobile devices has only enhanced our desire to consume digital content. When content producers cannot meet the demands of a ravenous public, things can get ugly and the public walks-digitally speaking. Good content is getting lost in the firehose of bad content.

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Content Fatigue and Whatever Happened to the Snake Oil folks in Social Media?

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I have content creation fatigue and frankly I’m tired. Tired of creating content? Tired of reading the same content? Do you create content for your blog or for your company blog? Look, we all want to hit that home run of a post that gets commented on and shared out the wazoo. Are you tired? For clients?

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How to Navigate Social Media in an Era of Misinformation and Disinformation

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I agree, but right out of the blocks I must openly ask three questions: 1) How many of us while consuming social media content critically think about what we are reading or viewing? Here’s more of what Chat GPT supplied in italics with my running comments baked in. Try to approach content with an open mind. Does it not?

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On Influence and Bad Blog Posts

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I like differing opinions, thoughts and comments. If your content can be promoted by the right people than it can reach more people. What if the content sucks? Yet because you and I are friends and we read and promote each others stuff we’ll retweet and share content sometimes sight unseen. Here’s why.

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What drives participation in a social network?

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Check out these quotes from the post: There was no validation that what I did was comment-worthy, no “cute” notations on Yelps, no retweets of my witty Twitter updates. No one likes to create content in a vacuum. A high number of blog comments= validates the topic. Snarky comment on Twitter=need for validation.

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Some Social Tools You Should Know About

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Disqus is a better, real-time comments system for users’ site or blog with fully integrated social network elements. ” It is a great way to find images for social media content. Inside View gives users an aggregate view of the social presence and activity of a company.

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