Tips on providing Site Comments

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Hi, everyone! Just want to provide some tips on things to look out for when providing comments through SiteComments.

  • Comments are specific to the CONTENT presented on the blog post. Not to the layout, the home page, or other posts or pages within the Requester's webpage. Make sure you stay on topic!
  • Even though you may not be an expert or even knowledgeable on the content that you are making a comment at, be engaging! Think how a person who is into that specific niche would see it, and try to make meaningful and interesting observations.
  • If you see room for it.. Be controversial! Remember we are trying to help each other's websites, and nothing stirs up the pot quite like creative antagonism. Just make sure to respect the poster's opinions and avoid being rude.
  • If you are presented with a topic or website that you don't feel like commenting... Don't! Just click on "Offer Comments" and a new one will be presented. Now one is forcing you to write, but if you do make it count!
  • Don't cheat the process. Avoid copying and pasting previous comments you have made, even if just the opening sentence. It is an important exercise in writing which will reflect on how quickly, efficiently and intelligently you can write for your own blog and website.

Do you have any other tips that you feel are interesting to share? Please write them down in the comments!

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Thanks Daniel, can you tell me is there a difference in posting site feed back as opposed to comments?

Hey, Scott! I will "upgrade" this blog post into a training in a few days and address exactly the issue you are asking. For now, let's just say "yes". Site Comments are specific to a blog post or page within the requester's website. You should talk about the content that is provided as if you were a regular visitor on the website, and engage in order to generate a conversation trend and help other users that also visit the site. These will be (if accepted) shows on the post and affect SEO.

Site Feedback, on the other hand, is meant ONLY for the person that requested it. It will not be shown on the website, does not affect SEO, but it is equally important. You can talk freely about the layout, design, typos, possible improvements on the page or content, or anything you feel will make the page better.

When you provide a Site Feedback or Site Comment you will earn 1 Community Credit. You can use 2 Community Credits to request either 1 Site Feedback or 1 Site Comment. They are interchangeable.

Please let me know if I answered your question in its entirety!

Yea that makes sense now, I was somewhat confused on these two things, that cleared it up, thanks... I will look forward to your next training session..

No problem!

Thank you. An item really important for all of us.

Thanks for sharing, Daniel! Great post!

Thanks Daniel, I agree, Dave

Good points Daniel, thanks for sharing :)

Great information. Thank you Daniel.

These are some great tips. It took me a little bit to really understand the difference between comments and feedback but now that I do I really try to think of what another person would want to see in the comments. If it is a product talk about it from a customer's perspective ect.

Perfect, Nicole! In fact, you just gave me another idea - Tips on providing Site Feedback!

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