JointComments is a Disqus alternative, a free comment widget for WordPress and non CMS websites. Adding a comment plugin to your website has many benefits, and we will discuss about them in this article.
One of the biggest drawbacks of comments is spam. You can usually recognize it by the strange “from” names. These will often have odd, nonsensical phrases in the comment box. You will almost always get spam from bots, no matter how big or small your blog is. But spammers are fairly noticeable. The good news is that these comments are relatively easy to moderate. If you have a WordPress blog, for example, you can set your discussion comments to filter out spam bots. Human spammers, on the other hand, are a little harder to suss out. They tend to have normal names and may even be legitimate followers of your blog. But instead of responding to questions or the topic of the post, they’re only really interested in posting links back to their own site. They’re the “check-me-outs” of the commenter world.
Are you thinking about disabling comments on your 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. You may have heard about some popular publishers who have disabled their blog comments due to a high volume of spammy and low-quality comments, and you’re wondering whether you should too. In 2014, Copyblogger announced that they were removing comments… but then brought comments back in 2016.
JointComments comments have virality. Everyone uses JointComments almost daily. When you embed JointComments comments, you end up using the viral nature that JointComments has built into the comments. When people comment on something, it shows up not only on your blog but also in their news feed. Their feed gets viewed by a lot more people. Most of the times their friends are likely to be completely unaware of your website. So what this does to summarize is ‘it puts your website in front of new audience’. This new audience has a high probability of having similar interests as the person commenting on your blog. This further adds to the likely hood of you getting a new returning visitor.
Embeddable Comment Widget: Get more engagement with our easy to use commenting system. The setup takes just a few clicks. How It Works? 1. Fill our simple registration form to access the dashboard. 2. Copy & Paste the widget code into your website. 3. Engage with your community & moderate comments. 4. Earn JOINT tokens based on your traffic & engagement. JOINT Token Rewards: JOINT is a tradable cryptocurrency which works on Ethereum blockchain. JOINT also the fuel of Joint Comments platform. – Acquire traffic from other publishers – Reward your team members & writers – Hold it to get future profit from Joint Comments. See additional details on Comment software for WordPress.