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The question is, accurate for what? Honestly, most statistics can be used to support many sides of every argument so those who believe they are the be-all and end-all for making decisions are often led down the garden path. CommentLuv Premium Official Launch SALE PRICE Starts TODAY ~ Bonuses and Low Price Thru Nov 30 I am going to miss Justin however, he has clearly stated he does not wish to be categorized as a CommentLuv blogger so I will honor his request to be removed from any list I maintain that mentions CommentLuv. I explain those choices in the post I’ll put in CommentLuv in this reply. I will be editing all my lists after any bloggers who are upgrading to CommentLuv Premium have had time to configure for dofollow or nofollow to prioritize blogs by the choices they make. Many bloggers including me almost never comment in blogs using third party commenting systems because they waste our precious time because the log-in processes often do not work so we write a comment and then can not get it to post. I consider that unfair and predatory behavior intentionally designed by Livefyre.

In addition, Livefyre only gives links to other Livefyre bloggers even though Livefyre bloggers are given links in CommentLuv blog. I personally would never allow a third party commenting system to take over my comments in my blog and I especially dislike Livefyre because their system censored links related to the occupy movement that I tried to share from the comments in blogs using their system. I encourage discussions of all kinds and Justin did open the door to discussing Livefyre. If you want to collaborate with other bloggers, see the list of bloggingĬollaborators in our Small Business Advice post about BizSugar. If you want to take your improve what you do on Twitter I encourage everyone to read what she had to say about What Gets Retweeted. Her conclusions – which include some excellent Twitter Strategies to be implemented – are what my British snooker playing friends would call “spot on”. The researchers also do not seem to realize why bloggers’ content is different than what the other three groups they studied share on Twitter (celebrities, media and organizations). They do not actively RT or interact much themselves except maybe to some close friends or family. In contrast, “ordinary” Twitter users are primarily or exclusively passive consumers of tweets. The researchers seem to have missed the importance of these up-and-coming influencers who will eventually be among what they called the “elite” Twitter users themselves. That is not what I would call the “intermediary” Twitter users at all! The research indicates that almost half of the Tweets that are received and read are generated by a highly respected group of intermediaries made up of over 500,000 regular Twitter users, not Elites.” “While the 20,000 members of the Twitter Elite are responsible for generating over 50% of all Tweets, theirs are not necessarily the Tweets that are being consumed. What I found most interesting about that study is the researchers characterizing those who RT and spread the content of the “elite Twitter users” as “ordinary” or “regular” Twitter users: In the study the researchers called us “elite Twitter users”. The last two are blogging communities many of us frequent. What makes these special is that they are part of the DoFollow CommentLuv community. Of the 32 bloggers mentioned, the first 12 above are among our closest collaborators.

~ Blogging Tips, Music and Film Reviews, Twitter Tips.~ Tech Blogger (Requested not to be “branded a CommentLuv blog” in the comments of this post on 11/18/11).She was the only writer to specifically mention the bloggers covered in the study including many of our closest collaborators including (in the order they were mentioned in the article): (I searched deep into the results looking for any others worth reading and came up empty.) Ileane at Basic Blog Tips gave us the heads up about coverage of a Yahoo! Research / Cornell University Twitter Study on the Lexington Examiner.įreelance Writer Donna Anderson provided the best write-up on that Twitter Influencer Study I’ve seen to date.