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@Ruskyle Howser Thanks Ruskyle, was correcting as you blessed us with your comment...
@t_1_m ah, jealousy...
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@ALifeOfLight I like your avatar. ;) - I think most have dropped the ball at some time or another with replies, while others have no interest in being involved in replying.
Yes, it's always an opportunity to make a connection. Basically, not replying or acknowledging is on the rude side. Every blogger should put forth their best effort to reply.
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@patricksplace Hi Patrick - I think if you spell out that you don't accept guest posts that is a different story. I don't see that often, but receiving requests when you spell out that you don't would be aggravating.
@wellnized Thanks Lesly for stopping by and commenting. I agree with you, I'm a bigger fan of contributor as well. Thanks for the kind words.
@kennethns If I was starting a niche site today I would be on the warpath to find an EMD for that particular niche. Now the content behind that domain had to be relative with some quality. Google doesn't want the sites with low quality to benefit from an EMD, and they won't anymore. Thanks for the question/comment.
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@Chery Schmidt Thanks Chery. It definitely offers a great platform to network. I think people just have to be patient with the process. It isn't an immediate gratification activity...
@WillenaRose Thanks for sharing Willena. Ten years of blogging seems like a lifetime. That is impressive. Blogging has an endless list of pros...
@Gregory Bowen Thanks Gregory. It is a powerful forum indeed. Have a successful week.
@ZakirBorodin Coming from a guy with no photo and no profile. Entertaining. Have a great week Zakir, assuming that is your real name. There's always one...
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@tomsmith0914 Thanks for the comment Tom. If you can get buy-in from the writers, keep them happy, and manage the ship, the advantages are great.
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@mdiekhake Thanks for the comment...
@Lydia Brown Hi Lydia - The blog world is certainly a home away from home. A lot of great people from all different places and cultures. It does make the world seem smaller. It's a great experience.
@mithuhassan Thank You Sir..
@DenaLynn Hi Dena Lynn - As long as you have one or two managing it properly you should be off to the races. The growth of traffic happens quickly.
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@Yourinda Hi Yorinda - In this article, the multi-author concept I was referring to was original work. Everything on SteamFeed is original, and I won't publish the same article on my blog. Social Media Today and B2C are multi-author sites, but they republish articles. They may take some hit since it is a duplicate, that's up for debate. The original article should have full juice.
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@jareds_mum I think your best friends are onto something :) - Give it some thought. Thanks for the comment.
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@basilpuglisi Thanks for sharing Basil, and glad you've had success with the multi-author model. Going to take a look at your FB Page now...
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@Naukri Definitely have to manage properly, again easier said than done. You're likely going to be dealing with many personalities and views. It surely takes an effort.
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@marquita.herald Hi Marquita - Yes, in many cases such as yours a multi-author blog wouldn't be the correct approach. Yes, it does get the brain thinking about some possibilities and opportunities.
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