Why you should let people comment on your content.

October 31, 2006


Here it is folks, the reason why you should let people comment on your content. I was checking my stats today and found out that Google sent a visitor to my blog based only on the text in a comment of the blog and one word in the title.

Who knows how many times the search engines are sending people to my site due to the influence of the comments on the posts? The bottom line: you're losing potential visitors if you don't let people comment on your content.

That's one more vote for why wordpress blogs are better than normal web sites.

Posted by Jonathan Leger | Filed Under Search Engine Optimization, Blog 
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One Response to “Why you should let people comment on your content.”

  1. Aspkin on November 5th, 2006 10:28 am

    Hahah yeah I always figured it was a good idea to have visitors create targeted content for you.. I recently stopped comments on one of my more popular post because it was getting tedious and took a lot of my time answering people's questions…

    http://www.aspkin.com/more-on-ebay-suspended-accounts-suspension/

    After 130 comments…

    Though this post is also my most visited post, I'm sure the comments play a huge roll in that.

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