Use Reader Comments in Your Blog Posts

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And then at the end of the post you could write something like “As I said before, I'm sure I don't have all the answers. I'd love to hear your thoughts on this in the comments.”

With a list post, you can stop at an odd number (like 9 or 19) so you can ask readers, “What would you suggest for #10 on this list? Let me know in the comments.”

3. Respond to reader comments
If you don’t reply to comments, make canada cell phone number list it a habit if you want more of them. Readers may not bother commenting again if they don’t get a response. And if other readers think you don’t read the comments, they won’t take the time to think about it either. You can set aside 5-10 minutes a day to check comments and respond.

While you don’t have to reply to every comment, you may want to do so to get more than a few comments per post. You don’t have to write long replies – sometimes a simple “Thanks” or “Great point, I hadn’t thought of that” will suffice. As well as helping you build a relationship with your readers, replying to their comments will instantly increase your comment count.