Comments on: 6 Tips to Encourage Your Readers to Comment http://cheekyfrog.me.uk/2009/08/6-ways-to-get-your-readers-to-comment/ The nebulous ramblings; grammatical & punctuational experiments of a girl born on the fifth of november Sat, 13 Mar 2010 20:34:25 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Smith http://cheekyfrog.me.uk/2009/08/6-ways-to-get-your-readers-to-comment/#comment-3250 Smith Mon, 17 Aug 2009 16:57:46 +0000 http://cheekyfrog.me.uk/?p=878#comment-3250 The global organizations all over the world have always preferred India to outsource their non-core business services. Today, outsourcing BPO services in India has almost become a norm for many global companies. In fact, are one of the fast growing segments of Information Technology Enabled Services( ITES) industry. India has constantly been able to provide the growing demand for BPO services in terms of cost effectiveness and customer support contact centers. The global organizations all over the world have always preferred India to outsource their non-core business services. Today, outsourcing BPO services in India has almost become a norm for many global companies. In fact, are one of the fast growing segments of Information Technology Enabled Services( ITES) industry. India has constantly been able to provide the growing demand for BPO services in terms of cost effectiveness and customer support contact centers.

]]> By: Smith http://cheekyfrog.me.uk/2009/08/6-ways-to-get-your-readers-to-comment/#comment-3249 Smith Mon, 17 Aug 2009 16:53:35 +0000 http://cheekyfrog.me.uk/?p=878#comment-3249 The global organizations all over the world have always preferred India to outsource their non-core business services. Today, outsourcing BPO services in India has almost become a norm for many global companies. In fact, <a href="http://www.fusionbposervices.com/" rel="nofollow">BPO services</a> are one of the fast growing segments of Information Technology Enabled Services( ITES) industry. India has constantly been able to provide the growing demand for BPO services in terms of cost effectiveness and customer support contact centers. The global organizations all over the world have always preferred India to outsource their non-core business services. Today, outsourcing BPO services in India has almost become a norm for many global companies. In fact, BPO services are one of the fast growing segments of Information Technology Enabled Services( ITES) industry. India has constantly been able to provide the growing demand for BPO services in terms of cost effectiveness and customer support contact centers.

]]> By: Kate http://cheekyfrog.me.uk/2009/08/6-ways-to-get-your-readers-to-comment/#comment-3248 Kate Sun, 16 Aug 2009 20:41:01 +0000 http://cheekyfrog.me.uk/?p=878#comment-3248 Sometimes that's all I can give lol Although, it's not always me, there have been times when I'm not entirely sure what it is I'm being asked. <br><br>Hope you are back to stay! It's nice to see you around :-) Sometimes that's all I can give lol Although, it's not always me, there have been times when I'm not entirely sure what it is I'm being asked.

Hope you are back to stay! It's nice to see you around :-)

]]> By: Diddums http://cheekyfrog.me.uk/2009/08/6-ways-to-get-your-readers-to-comment/#comment-3245 Diddums Sun, 16 Aug 2009 03:19:05 +0000 http://cheekyfrog.me.uk/?p=878#comment-3245 Hi, I never realized the social networking was having a detrimental effect... but I can see that might be true! I stay clear of Facebook et al (at least partly so that I stay grounded and don't wander off to some great new scene), so you won't find me anywhere except around blogs. :-) One down, how many to go?<br><br>I used to be active in looking for new blogs but not so much now. I want to start that again, but shouldn't do much reaching out till I feel confident I'm back to stay.<br><br>I just got a techy question on one of my more techy posts, LOL! Unfortunately I wasn't able to give a sensible answer (beyond "er...") Hi, I never realized the social networking was having a detrimental effect… but I can see that might be true! I stay clear of Facebook et al (at least partly so that I stay grounded and don't wander off to some great new scene), so you won't find me anywhere except around blogs. :-) One down, how many to go?

I used to be active in looking for new blogs but not so much now. I want to start that again, but shouldn't do much reaching out till I feel confident I'm back to stay.

I just got a techy question on one of my more techy posts, LOL! Unfortunately I wasn't able to give a sensible answer (beyond “er…”)

]]> By: Kate http://cheekyfrog.me.uk/2009/08/6-ways-to-get-your-readers-to-comment/#comment-3244 Kate Sat, 15 Aug 2009 15:23:04 +0000 http://cheekyfrog.me.uk/?p=878#comment-3244 I agree, social networking does have an effect, I've even seen quite big bloggers say comment numbers are down. On the up side, if you publish your posts to Twitter, Friendfeed etc. you do get comments there too. <br><br>I can see blogging making a come back. It probably wouldn't be as popular as it was a year or two ago, but the idea of having your own forum with no character limit is an appealing one. I agree, social networking does have an effect, I've even seen quite big bloggers say comment numbers are down. On the up side, if you publish your posts to Twitter, Friendfeed etc. you do get comments there too.

I can see blogging making a come back. It probably wouldn't be as popular as it was a year or two ago, but the idea of having your own forum with no character limit is an appealing one.

]]> By: andymitchell http://cheekyfrog.me.uk/2009/08/6-ways-to-get-your-readers-to-comment/#comment-3243 andymitchell Thu, 13 Aug 2009 23:26:01 +0000 http://cheekyfrog.me.uk/?p=878#comment-3243 Ooo the pressure to write something interesting! Seriously, I do think that social networking has impacted on the number of comments recieved on blogs and dare I say Twitter. It's almost like everyone has used there energy to write there instead... I suppose the question is will the day of blogger comments come back? Ooo the pressure to write something interesting! Seriously, I do think that social networking has impacted on the number of comments recieved on blogs and dare I say Twitter. It's almost like everyone has used there energy to write there instead… I suppose the question is will the day of blogger comments come back?

]]> By: Kate http://cheekyfrog.me.uk/2009/08/6-ways-to-get-your-readers-to-comment/#comment-3242 Kate Thu, 13 Aug 2009 23:05:40 +0000 http://cheekyfrog.me.uk/?p=878#comment-3242 I agree! When I first started out, commenting on other blogs was the most successful tactic for me. A lot of the people who came here via comments from other blogs are still reading now, so it's not just drive-by commenting either, you do build up a relationship. I agree! When I first started out, commenting on other blogs was the most successful tactic for me. A lot of the people who came here via comments from other blogs are still reading now, so it's not just drive-by commenting either, you do build up a relationship.

]]> By: Kate http://cheekyfrog.me.uk/2009/08/6-ways-to-get-your-readers-to-comment/#comment-3241 Kate Thu, 13 Aug 2009 22:58:32 +0000 http://cheekyfrog.me.uk/?p=878#comment-3241 What kind of blog would it be? Writing? Good luck with it, and do let me know when you're up and running, I'd love to have look! What kind of blog would it be? Writing? Good luck with it, and do let me know when you're up and running, I'd love to have look!

]]> By: Kate http://cheekyfrog.me.uk/2009/08/6-ways-to-get-your-readers-to-comment/#comment-3240 Kate Thu, 13 Aug 2009 22:57:25 +0000 http://cheekyfrog.me.uk/?p=878#comment-3240 lol Yes, I think I have a couple of readers.<br><br>As Ken said below, to check who's visited you can use Google Analytics, it's free and very comprehensive. Or if you prefer something simpler, you could use Statcounter, but that only displays something like the last 100 visitors. To see how many people are reading via the feed, use Feedburner, that also displays email subscribers. lol Yes, I think I have a couple of readers.

As Ken said below, to check who's visited you can use Google Analytics, it's free and very comprehensive. Or if you prefer something simpler, you could use Statcounter, but that only displays something like the last 100 visitors. To see how many people are reading via the feed, use Feedburner, that also displays email subscribers.

]]> By: Ken Armstrong http://cheekyfrog.me.uk/2009/08/6-ways-to-get-your-readers-to-comment/#comment-3239 Ken Armstrong Thu, 13 Aug 2009 18:33:38 +0000 http://cheekyfrog.me.uk/?p=878#comment-3239 I would agree with all of this. Primarily, if you want comments, then comment in other places, do unto others.<br><br>For the commenter above, Google Analytics is a good free way of monitoring your traffic. :) I would agree with all of this. Primarily, if you want comments, then comment in other places, do unto others.

For the commenter above, Google Analytics is a good free way of monitoring your traffic. :)

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