Choosing Articles on Requests for Comments
Hello All,
I had an epiphany recently. Instead of just leaving comments for random sites in the request for comments exchange, I have become selective. Since this decision, leaving comments has become much more enjoyable for me. If I am going to read posts, why not choose to read posts that are relevant and of interest to me. I'm thinking this is a WIN-WIN for me and the person that I am leaving a comment for because I am more interested in the top, probably more knowledgeable, and maybe will even purchase something which I have done.
In addition to choosing articles to comment on, I do post a request for comments and will reciprocate for anyone that does comment for me. This may be a more efficient way to swap comments because it is more of a guarantee that a comment will be exchanged. At the same time, it is not always enjoyable as I end reading about things that aren't always relevant to me. Who knows though. It probably is expanding my mind. :)
I'd love to hear others thoughts on exchanging comments. What works for you? Do you have a strategy?
Thanks,
Denise
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“Sharing and caring will make it a success.” Tom Short.
“Thinking of yourself as a success expands your ability's in life.” Tom Short.
“We need the joy of celebrating success to accelerate the next project for a life of quality.” Tom Short.
Tom Short.
Hello Tom,
I'm not sure how you quotes are relevant to choosing what articles to comment on. Can you be more specific?
Thanks,
Denise
Sharing and caring any Comments is encouraging teamwork, encouraging ideas to expand your mind.
Tom.
Like Phil below I try to comment on a few different subjects because I like to learn about new things. I get what you’re saying however about picking subjects you enjoy the most. By choosing subjects you enjoy usually means you can comment not only thoroughly but a bit quicker too, making you more productive.
Wishing you lots more happy commenting! 😊
Ray
I think you have to do what works for you and this sounds and feels like it does. I am the opposite I go for a wide range as I find some of them very challenging but that is a good thing for me personally. Having said that you have to enjoy what you do at the end of the day. Good question thanks Phil
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Very well done, Denise!
Jeff