What does the list of comments in our theme look like

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By Jake Alex Hi! I am the author of a column about tourism. I am well versed in travel. For 5 years, twice circumnavigated the globe.
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Can you listen to your readers? Here, everyone who reads my article should nod. Well, actually, who else to listen to: logic, clients, and, perhaps, my mother. OK, I’ll put it another way. Do you give your readers a chance to be heard?

Why you may need comments on the site

Feedback. This is a way to get customers opinions.

An additional point of contact and sales channel. Each person can choose one or another channel of communication with the company. Someone is easier to call, someone is content with a message to the mail, and someone likes to communicate in a blog. In the comments to the relevant articles, we are often asked clarifying questions about the services, with the intention of purchasing them.

Unique content. Messages are additional unique content that is generated on your site without any effort on your part.

Ability to show expertise. Through comments, you can solve clients ‘ questions, help them, and demonstrate this to others.

Source of inspiration. In the comments, clients often give good ideas, for example, for business development or writing articles. We used to, to be honest.

Linking. In response to comments, insert links to other pages of the site – explaining articles or services. This will increase the depth of viewing and improve behavioral. Yes, and it will be perceived concisely and appropriately.

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Conclusion

If you decide that at least one of these items will be interesting for the development of your business – make comments on your site. If you are worried that the comment to the comment is different-read on.

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3 comments
  • Jake Alex
    Jake Alex15.06.2020 12:53Reply

    Lorem Ipsum has been the industry’s standard dummy text ever since the 1500s, when an unknown printer took a galley of type and scrambled it to make a type specimen book.

    • Jake Alex
      Jacob15.06.2020 14:32Reply

      It has survived not only five centuries, but also the leap into electronic typesetting, remaining essentially unchanged.

  • Jake Alex
    Helen15.06.2020 12:54Reply

    Hi, guys! I liked your theme. One question, how do I display comments by hierarchy?

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