The Commenting Club podcasts

To avoid falling into the trap of those unscrupulous and uninitiated people who haven't got a clue how to make a sale, listen to this to find out the correct way.

There are many barriers that hinder ordinary, bona fide readers from commenting on a blog, that are in place to prevent spammers and spamming robots from doing their worst.

There have been many things I've learned since creating these videos, and I can relate them all to writing comments. If you want to know what these are, listen on.

Are you a good commenter that provides worth and value, a bad commenter that focuses on himself and peppers the comment with links, or an indifferent commenter who spends very little time and thought on what he says?

Find out how commenting evolved during Web2.0 from blogs and moved over to social media. Learn what's good and bad about commenting and how I think it should evolve into in the future.

Blog commenting is not dead, in spite of people preferring social media to comment, it's just that people need to understand the different aspects and benefits blog commenting has over social media commenting.

Getting sales via pushy methods doesn't work, but creating relationships with your potential clients via commenting is a much happier and healthier way of promoting your service or product.

Learn to treat commenting as part of your marketing activities, with the additional benefits of creating relationships, establishing co-authority and getting guest posting opportunities.

If you are a business that wants to make a difference and develop a better relationship with your customers, you need to understand how better commenting can improve the visibility and credibility of your business.

We live in a world of people who like to write toxic comments to get kicks, however, even though we can learn to combat their effects and even learn something from them.

Not every post warrants a comment. Also it's a good idea to stop, think and consider what kind of comment is suitable. Does it help your objectives? Will it affect your reputation? Have you learned anything valuable?

If you are those readers who are afraid to leave a comment because of what others may think or imagine you're not good enough, listen to this podcast to find out what you can do about it.

If you have decided to take commenting as part of your marketing strategy, here are some tips to help you get started, and why you should be doing it.

If you are conversational, consistent and compatible, your commenting will be much more effective in communicating with your audience.

The pertinent question you need to ask yourself is very necessary if your comment is going to be relevant, necessary, helpful and purposeful.

Having a list of 5 points to check off when writing a comment will make it more meaningful and relevant to the post it is referenced to.

Writing a comment can be broken down into a series of courses you could eat in a fancy evening meal in a posh restaurant.

Commenting doesn't have to only be written words, how about a poem, or a video, or an audio, or an Infographic? Show your enthusiasm and passion in different ways to get noticed.

The Commenting Club provides a huge wealth of knowledge about commenting to help you improve your life and business. Check it out to find out more.

Find out this is a trap many businesses fall into if they don't understand how to comment properly on posts in blogs or social media.

A shopping list of items and mindsets for effective serious commenting, plus a list of where to find relevant blogs to comment on.

The book I'm recommending is Social Selling by Tim Hughes, which relates to commenting in a social corporate sales scenario.

You may not have time, can't think of anything to say, not be on a suitable device or aren't able to log in to comment properly. I offer alternatives to keep the conversation going.

Many people are commenting the wrong way on blogs, so this podcast will tell you why and show you how to comment correctly.

If you want to make blogging more exciting, make sure your blog is totally geared to to receive comments from your readers, and this also includes how you write your posts.

I reveal the secret of popular bloggers than you can emulate within your blog, and on social media as well, to encourage your readers to leave more comments.

If you just can't drag yourself away from social media for the month of September, consider this viable alternative instead (which you can still do on your mobile phone).

I've recently learned three aspects of commenting that could help businesses, such as commenting is a form of online networking, there are certain types of comments that stand out above others, and commenting can be used in lots more ways than just on social media and blogs. Listen to find out more...

Starting again means you do things correctly, and commenting is a great way to gain a following in advance, get noticed by influencers who could help you, and increase the ranking and Domain Authority of your blog or website to help any future posts your write.

A 5 pointer guide on how to write a worth while comment on a blog post.