How to Write a Great Blog Comment

[marky]

My friend asked me how to write a good blog comment, and I thought it was a great topic I haven't seen covered anywhere.

I don't know any bloggers who don't crave comments, but there are many more places than blogs that you can leave comments these days: on Facebook walls, news articles, photos, videos, and more.

[BlogDiva]

Comments that only blow smoke are not great - I hate reading a long list of "great post!" or "nicely written!" If you want to compliment, great, but add some useful information too. The key to comments - add value!

[ZKonline]

I think a good comment should involve some praise and some critiscism, but also what you generally think of it, also you could go all Amazon on them and recommend other sites and articles to them.

[AndyJ1]

Practical tips are good - plus just choosing a blog topic you know something about.

[cartergarth]

I want a comment that is related to the topic they've commented not just merely praising but that also include a comment that will make it intriguing and interesting. Thus, it will lead to more challenging and interactions.

[JakeSmithOZ]

writing a comment base on your understanding and not saying nonsense things

[arijitdas]

Steps to Write a Great Blog Comment:
1) Scan the Whole article.
2) Take the Juice of the ideas written on the post.
3) Relate it to your own Experience.
4) And Write it as if you're speaking with the writer of the post.
5) Your voice should be polite.
6.) You should thank the writer for his effort to write that content.

Thatz all, how you can write a good comment...

[denysaputra]

I think good comment is that are really knows what about their read!

[JennieRose8]

Originally Posted by marky

My friend asked me how to write a good blog comment, and I thought it was a great topic I haven't seen covered anywhere.

I don't know any bloggers who don't crave comments, but there are many more places than blogs that you can leave comments these days: on Facebook walls, news articles, photos, videos, and more.

I like the idea of praise mixed with constructive criticism. I used to get reviews on Fictionpress, and nothing was more annoying than when someone would criticize with nothing good to comment on (those were few, but still annoying.) And it kinda bugged me when I'd read a bunch of "great chapter!" remarks. What was great about it? I like balanced replies.

[macman]

A good comment says it all. The way you perceived the idea and your thoughts on the subject. Often it forms a good platform for further discussions.