A like deserves another.
I observed along the line on this platform that some members are stingy with their likes, they don't like when you comment on their blog or anything, maybe they are not just paying attention though. But it will be of interest for you to know that members have tendencies of coming back to your page or commenting on your items when you constantly like their posts or comments and thus making you to reach out to more people. Pay attention to everything, make use of likes, don't be stingy with it, it does not finish or take anything out of you, it only adds to your progress on WA. Good luck!
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I totally agree with you, Chris!
I wrote a post about this months ago, so it's nothing new. There are a few people whom I would leave a comment on their posts on a regular basis, but then I started to realize that they never left one on mine. Never! I wrote a post about it and decided that I would just stop leaving comments on their posts. I didn't make a big announcement about it, I just made a quiet decision to stop.
Some people responded to my post by saying that it's impossible to comment on every post. I agree. But if you write 2 or more posts every week, and you see the same people click "like" and leave a comment, in the course of a month, you should be a leave at least ONE comment on their post. If someone is too busy to like and comment within this WA community, how do they expect to do the same with potential customers?
That is wisdom, nice one Veronica, as a matter of fact, you are absolutely right. I always strive to check if those commenting on my blog have something i can like or comment on in return because a good turn sure deserves another. Once again, thanks for your contribution
It's amazing, Chris that you just got started this month, but you already know more than people who have been here for months, if not years!!! Many could learn a lot from you, Chris.
When I stumbled on your profile few days back, i checked to see what has really gotten you that far in WA ranking (35) and I realized its just about helping others and interaction within the community. You became my secret admirer in successful membership of WA, I had kept that to me but now I am letting it out. Thanks for being my role model here... Cheers!
WOW!!! Your words are coming to me at just the right time, Chris.
I was just sharing with someone that I get frustrated - possibly on a weekly basis - because I feel as if I'm moving too slow or I just don't know enough. In retrospect, as with anything, there's always a better way to do something, so it's about striving to make improvements on my site while recognizing how far I've come.
If we just focus too much on our achievements (ranking, followers, site heath, money earned, etc) we can run the risk of becoming too prideful. But if we overlook our progress, we can slowly turn into whiners and complainers. It's a very fine line that separates the two.
Your words are so sweet, Chris. Thank you. I'll take public and secret admirers...come one come all!!!
I give a like just to let people know I read what they had to say and appreciate them for taking the time to say it. Debbie
Good evening Chris,
I give a like when I understand it, think it is fun or otherwise of interest to me. This time you got my like.
Regards, Taetske
Hi Chrisphemy,
This is actually one thing thats nice to be aware of.
Thanks for the advice ;)
Lol! Point taken. I'll be the first to admit that sometimes I do forget to like those posts that deserve to be liked. I'll be more mindful next time :)
That's 2 capital S's! SmileS!
It's the longest word in the American English language!
Ask me why!
SmileS!
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All builds to make a stronger community :)
That is the idea Grahan