It’s been said that blogging is like this: “The discovery of a new and exotic food”. Is blogging similar to having a new dining experience or not?
It has been reported that over one billion people use Facebook. Nearly every person that I have talked to says that they “love” blogging. That’s a fairly high number for Facebook, and that’s no coincidence.
When someone tells me that they “love” blogging, it is a pretty good bet that they are using Facebook. People talk about blogging on Facebook just as much as they talk about the latest celebrity gossip. It’s really natural.
But can blogging be a part of Facebook? You can. You don’t need a blog to post comments on your friends’ posts, but you do need to make sure that your comments are relevant and timely.
You can start blogging on Facebook just like you would on your blog. You still need to make sure that you are commenting in a timely fashion, and in a timely manner. There are limits to what you can and cannot do on Facebook. These limits are usually set by the user’s friends.
Many people will start blogging on Facebook as a way to interact with their friends and to connect with other businesses. The more people who comment on your posts, the more likely you are to get regular interaction from them.
When you blog on Facebook, the only way that you can receive spam comments is if you don’t want them. It can take some time to realize that you’re getting spam comments when you are writing comments on someone’s post. If you do get spam comments, it’s probably not worth it to fight back.
Do you know how to add comments on blogs? You probably have already done it on your own blog. If you didn’t, consider getting someone to read your blog and tell you what you can do differently. That’s the best suggestion that you can make about how to comment on blogs on Facebook.
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So, let’s say that your blog and you’ve been blogging on Facebook. Your blog is now sending you spam comments that you do not want.
Now, how do you handle this situation? You could follow your blog’s comment policy, which makes sense, right? But you can also try to block all those spam comments on Facebook.
To do this, you’ll want to go to the “Comments” tab at the top of the Facebook website, and click “Settings”. Here, you’ll find a setting called “Block New Comments”, and then you’ll want to make sure that this is enabled.
