It’s a really simple concept and fairly easy to do. You do a little research to find some active blogs in your niche. To be considered active a blog should have two things, fairly regular posts, the most recent no more than a week old, and a . . . → Read More: Top 3 Blog Commenting No Nos]]> http://michael-c-cole.com/top-3-blog-commenting-nos/feed/ 2 http://michael-c-cole.com/blog-comments-why-bother/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=blog-comments-why-bother http://michael-c-cole.com/blog-comments-why-bother/#comments Sun, 20 Jun 2010 13:48:55 +0000 Michael Cole http://michael-c-cole.com/?p=618 Have you ever gone searching through the blog-sphere and found a really good post on a new to you blog?

You like the post as a whole but maybe disagree on a point or two. You make a well thought out comment and hit the submit tab.

You check back an hour or two later and see “Your comment is awaiting moderation.” No big deal, they’re probably busy.

Two or three days later and you’re . . . → Read More: Blog Commenting-Why Bother?]]> http://michael-c-cole.com/blog-comments-why-bother/feed/ 12 http://michael-c-cole.com/the-art-of-blog-commenting/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=the-art-of-blog-commenting http://michael-c-cole.com/the-art-of-blog-commenting/#comments Wed, 03 Feb 2010 13:01:43 +0000 Michael Cole http://michael-c-cole.com/?p=316 Every well-known, seasoned blogger at some point was a total newbie, didn’t know what a keyword was or how to post a link.

When you want to do something new you need to learn new skills. You do something you probably hated to do in school, study.

You grow and reinvent yourself until you have built your very first blog. You’ve done your research and decided whether to get a free blog or to . . . → Read More: The Art Of Blog Commenting]]> http://michael-c-cole.com/the-art-of-blog-commenting/feed/ 3