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Why Listeners and Lurkers are Important to Blogs and Community Sites
April 23rd, 2012 | Posted in Blog, Branding, marketing, Social Media, Website Design and Development | Comments OffTags: listeners and lurkers on blogs, listeners on social media, lurkers on social media, people who comment on blogs, stats on blog comments
Did you know that approximately 20% actually comment but 80% are watchers and listeners?
Okay so why is this important you’re asking.
If I were to gauge interest on my blogs purely by how many commented, I’d close them down and stop writing. But Google analytics tells me different. Not only lots of interest, but on many blogs, LOW bounce rates. 5-10%. That tells me that they are looking around, gaining insight and found what they were looking for, just don’t want to comment.
Remember that the ones who comment aren’t necessarily the ones who turn into clients. It’s the ones who are listening that matter.
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