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5 ways subscribers can make bloggers really happy.

  1. Subscribe (obviously).
  2. Read the posts. (I don’t take this for granted.)
  3. Click through.
  4. Comment.
  5. Share posts you like with others.

What else?

Category: Blogging

21 Responses

  1. 1
    Ben Mordecai says:

    Offer constructive criticism without making you feel like you wasted time writing the post.

    • Valerie says:

      I like this a lot, but it never happens (with me). I love the folks who read my blog, they are so nice, but part of the reason I started posting photos was to see if I could become a better photographer. Everyone is always so nice saying “I love this” or “this is great” – sometimes I wish for, ” did you ever think of trying this off center”, or “try this speed” etc…

      I guess there are groups for that I just haven’t found them yet.

      I know it must be awkward – cause sometimes I think that about saying something like that about someone else’s photo (like the meme things) but I am afraid I will offend them if I comment in such a way.

  2. 2
    jecholia says:

    Re-post on their own blog something that inspired them from a blog they subscribe to.

  3. 3
    Jake Johnson says:

    Link (if you have a blog)

  4. 4

    Take them to lunch, and try to get to know them as a person.

  5. 5
    Matt Rodatus says:

    Tweet a link to their post with a sentence that jumped out at you to pique peoples’ interest.

  6. 6

    Count the words in their post every single time hoping to catch them at 23.

  7. 7
    Lee Shelton says:

    Click through the sponsor ads.

  8. 8
    Leslie says:

    Do bloggers know when their posts are posted on Facebook or Twitter? If not, there should be!

  9. 9
    Ben says:

    I hate subscribing to blogs, and RSS in general. There’s so much content in the world that the last thing I need is for it to be aggressively pushed at me as soon as it’s available. I want to read it on my own schedule, whenever I’m ready.

  10. 10

    I like subscribing to blogs, because otherwise I wouldn’t check them. However, commenting is not always my favorite. It kinda feels like I am talking out into cyberspace with no interaction back. I guess I’m not controversial enough to cause other Commenters to say stuff back?

    hmmm…i’ll work on that…

  11. 11
    Terri says:

    Amazing! I never realized I could click through from the reader and comment. You can teach an old dog new tricks!

  12. 12
    Joanna says:

    Commenting is a big one. Its strange knowing that there is definitely people out there somewhere reading it but having no idea who it is or what they think.

  13. 13
    jim says:

    Let’s face it, most bloggers just want attention. It’s rather self-involved, “look at me”, look how____(smart, genuine, etc.) I am. Give me a break.

  14. 14
    Anita says:

    Commenting would be nice.

    Jim, I so totally disagree. I hope my blog encourages more then anything.

  15. 15
    Erik says:

    Comment…like you mean it, not just to be linked to your own blog.

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  17. 17

    come back the next day

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