There are 5 different models of Comment Interaction that you can use for your blog - each has different benefits and costs. Which model do you use?
The 5 Models Of Comment Interaction For YOUR Blog
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From http://www.onespoonatatime.com 4739 days ago
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4739 days ago
I don't see any alternative to anwering each and every comment. I'm a firm believer that if somebody takes the time out of their day to read an article and comment, he or she deserves an individualized response. It's only fair.
I kind of don't like when somebody receives 10, 15, 30 comments and they give one response like "Thanks guys for all of the comments." It's kind of lame, at least in my opinion.
As a frequent commenter on blogs, not as a strategy (I never leave my website for a linkback), I also implement the three-strikes-and-you're-out rule. In general if three of my comments go unanswered, I usually stop commenting or visiting the blog in question.
Yoni