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How Do You Respond To The Comments Left On Your Blog?
- Has this ever happened to you? Go on. Do tell.
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- What could possibly go wrong when, from a young age, you decide you want to be a singer, dancer and actress? Allow my guest, Sally Cronin, to share a true story and the answers with you. Will Sally’s true story bring back memories of amateur dramatics and embarrassing family, audience moments to you?
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- What does Rod Serling and Blogging have in common? They both helped me overcome my fear of being dyslexic. But how did they do it?
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Hi, Hugh – I enjoyed all of these posts, especially the one about comments. I agree with both you and Marsha. For me, comments (and how they are treated) can make or break a post. They have the power to lead to deeper discussion and they show true caring and connection on both the part of the blogger and the reader. Thank you for (re)sharing these!
Thank you, Donna.
I completely agree with what you say about comments. I believe the types of comments a blog post gets goes a long way in showing how successful it is.