When it comes to maintaining a website, as a matter of fact, adding comments is quite essential. Do you know why? Every website or blog owner has a desire of having high authenticity and good user engagement. Adding (Embedding) comments…
This particular blog post will focus on How to Start a Blog with Ucraft. We’ve covered a great many blog articles that focus on various CMS options and web builders, like — How to Add Comments to Webflow with Hyvor…
When Seth Godin says good things about Strikingly, you know you got to check this website builder out. This blog post is all about Embedding Comments on Strikingly. While WordPress is certainly the main choice for many, the truth is…
There’s a reason why interaction wins: All of us communicating together are better than one. There are a great deal of advantages in creating your own circle and integrating a commenting system, and these 5 Reasons For Enabling Comments will…
We answered the question of — What is a Commenting Strategy? — awhile back on this blog. Given the fact that free content is definitely King in this wild wide landscape of interactions, this blog post is focused on the…
Ideally, platforms should be places of open expression, but also a place where misinformation is removed. This is where moderation comes in.
Before delving into Privacy and Data Protection Issues with the Adoption of SaaS, let’s look into Privacy as a whole in the real-world. One of the more obvious ways when it comes to data harvesting is through online shopping when…
We’ve all heard of a Content Strategy, but what is a Commenting Strategy? It could also be called Comment Marketing. To put it in a nutshell, this strategy is a way to earn benefits from community participation. A proper and…
Add Comments to Weebly with Hyvor Talk and increase your engagement drastically. We wrote Reasons Why Comments are Important for a Blog some time back, and if you are a blogger or website owner, this particular article showcases why exactly…
In 2020, WordPress powers 35% of the World Wide Web, which is an increase of 2% from last year. If you count only the CMS-built sites, approximately 60% of them are WordPress. But WordPress is not only for blogging; there…
