It is quite true that comments and engagement on your blog site can really add value to what you are trying to communicate, and readers can obtain as much useful information from these interactions as from the post content itself.

However it is not easy managing comments, and from recent trainings and blogs here at WA you can see that often the emphasis (and criticism) is placed on the person leaving the comment.

Well in this training I want to focus on the person managing the comments, and look at how you can work with almost any comment if you follow a few of these trick and tips. In other words how can you as the blog manager make the best use of what is given to you, because in the real world of affiliate marketing you cannot control who leaves what comment. But instead there is more to the choice than just accept or delete.



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LindaSMcRae Premium
Hello Marie, this is some great training! You opened my eyes to the use of the comments to my benefit. That is something I haven't thought about in that way. Thanks so much!
Linda
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MHainsworth Premium
Hi Linda you're welcome and thanks for reading, I'm glad you found it useful I think personally it can take away some of the headaches of dealing with comments.
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JewelCarol Premium
Thanks very much, Marie, it is a great training. :))
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MHainsworth Premium
Thanks Jewel Carol and everyone who's commented I appreciate the feedback :)
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2Al Premium
Great training. Thank you for sharing.
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bsmith1222 Premium
Thanks for sharing Marie
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gardenguy Premium
Thank you for this, Marie. I plan to entertain (ask for) reply commenting in my main blog when I launch it. Although I have wondered how controlling it will work.....and how much time I am going to have to devote to the sorting and answering. Your tutorial helps me think it through.
Wayne
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MHainsworth Premium
No problem Wayne thanks for the comment, on most sites you do at least get the chance to plan your response before the comment is actually published, which does take the pressure off slightly.
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