Here at the Construction Lien Blog, we love to talk about mechanic liens. If you’re a reader, you likely have an interest in mechanic liens and mechanic lien laws too. As such, we want to hear from you.
This is a WordPress blog, and since it’s launch we’ve done very little to make commenting easy or efficient. We know. Things have changed here in three important ways:
1. We’ve installed CommentLuv. Not only is it easier to post comments, but CommentLuv will find the most recent posts to your blog and add them to your comment…thus, increasing traffic to your blog or website.
2. Our blog “follows” comments. You may or may not know this, but the default settings on most blogs instructs search engines to “nofollow” comment links, meaning your comment does 0 for your search engine value. We appreciate those who comment on our blog posts and participate in the conversation – and so we’ve turned this off, asking the search engines to index any links within our comments.
3. Add your Twitter username to your comments. Whenever anyone is viewing your post, they can click on your twitter information and follow you.
As you can see, these three improvements make commenting at the Construction Lien Blog a better experience…and a more beneficial experience for you. Go ahead, give it a try. Tell us what you think, or how we can make commenting even better and easier.
Three Ways We’ve Improved Commenting on the Construction Lien Blog
Here at the Construction Lien Blog, we love to talk about mechanic liens. If you’re a reader, you likely have an interest in mechanic liens and mechanic lien laws too. As such, we want to hear from you.
This is a WordPress blog, and since it’s launch we’ve done very little to make commenting easy or efficient. We know. Things have changed here in three important ways:
1. We’ve installed CommentLuv. Not only is it easier to post comments, but CommentLuv will find the most recent posts to your blog and add them to your comment…thus, increasing traffic to your blog or website.
2. Our blog “follows” comments. You may or may not know this, but the default settings on most blogs instructs search engines to “nofollow” comment links, meaning your comment does 0 for your search engine value. We appreciate those who comment on our blog posts and participate in the conversation – and so we’ve turned this off, asking the search engines to index any links within our comments.
3. Add your Twitter username to your comments. Whenever anyone is viewing your post, they can click on your twitter information and follow you.
As you can see, these three improvements make commenting at the Construction Lien Blog a better experience…and a more beneficial experience for you. Go ahead, give it a try. Tell us what you think, or how we can make commenting even better and easier.