One Simple Trick to Increase Blog Comments

One of the most sought after goals of bloggers of all sizes is to increase the amount of comments by readers on a blog. There are many ways to increase the chances of someone commenting on your blog, such as the following.

• Write open ended posts… ending with a question.
• Provide a helpful post or tutorial that people can truly use.
• Create controversial posts that people will surely agree or disagree with.

While all of these ideas are excellent for creating blog posts to gain attention and maybe even some new comments. The one simple trick to increase comments on a blog is to…

COMMENT TO ALL COMMENTS!

Yes, it may seem silly and obvious, but for some reason so many people avoid writing to each comment left on a blog. If only three people are commenting on your blog, and you comment to each, you now have six!
The more comments on your blog will not only increase the amount of activity on your blog, but it may help other readers and lurkers participate in your blog commenting as well.
If you aren’t already, try to comment to all comments left on your blog for a week and see how the user activity and comments increase. Everyone loves to read comments, especially when they are from the blog owner and provide lots of value.

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How to enable threaded comments on Blogger

hi readers ,
              Now i will discus about a new option in blogger.That is "How to enable threaded comments on Blogger?" .just like in below picture

 

Threaded commenting should make it easier for you to respond to individual comments. That said, Blogger threaded comment system is only two levels deep, meaning you can only reply to original comments, and not to comment replies. It’s obviously not the best of threaded comment systems, but I guess it’s a good start.
Threaded comments function is enabled by default, provided that you meet these 2 requirements:

1. Your blog’s per-post comment feed is set to Full feed.
   Here's how you can check or change the setting:
   
   • New interface: Go to Settings > Other > Allow Blog Feeds > Custom > Per-Post Comment Feeds and set it to Full.
   • Old interface: Go to Settings > Site Feed > Advanced Mode > Per-Post Comment Feeds and set it to Full.
2. You’ve opted for Embedded comments.
   Follow the steps below to switch to Embedded comments:
   
   • New interface: Go to Settings > Posts and Comments > Comments > Comment Location and select Embedded.
   • Old interface: Go to Settings > Comments > Comment Form Placement and select Embedded below post.

Note: Threaded comments may not work on blog with highly modified template :(
Enjoy!

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