How do I respond to comments on Blogger?
Reply to Comments If the blog owner has enabled two-level commenting, you can reply to someone’s comment beneath a blog post. You’ll know if the feature is enabled if you see a “Reply” link beneath the comment. You will see the same identity options to leave a reply.
How do you leave the post and comment in blog?
You can find it on the top bar of the site.
- Next, go to the post on which you want to comment. Open the post by clicking on the image or title.
- Scroll to the bottom of the page and click “Join the discussion.”
- The comment box will open up and you can leave your comment. Be sure to hit send when you are done.
Can people comment on your blog?
You can manage who comments on your posts and the type of comments they can leave. You can also comment on other people’s blogs. There’s no limit to how many comments can be left on a post.
Is there a way to notify me of comments on my WordPress blog?
Simply visit the plugin’s settings page and click on yes next to ‘Advanced Subscription’ option. For more details, see our article on how to notify users on replies to their own comments in WordPress. If you run a multi-author blog, then other authors may want to keep up with discussions across your website.
Is it worth it to allow comments on my blog?
Moderating blog comments can be time-consuming, and you may wonder whether it’s really worth your effort. In this post, we’ll share what the data shows about allowing blog comments or not.
Do you get an email when your comment is approved in WordPress?
Comment Approved allow users to be notified when their comment is approved. Users can check the option when leaving a comment. You can also customize the email message sent to users after their comment is approved. For detailed instructions, see our article on how to notify users when their comment is approved in WordPress.
Is there a correlation between blog comments and views?
There is also no correlation between the number of comments and the number of views that post got. (There is, however, a positive correlation between links and views, which is exactly what you would expect.) So, the data shows that blog comments are not correlated with increased traffic.