Sez Who Is Great for Blogs Receiving and Leaving Comments

We just bounced in to say hi, bye-bye, gotta go, busy schedule…

I took the plunge. I signed up for Sez Who. I have read numerous posts plastered all over the place about this new service. The service will greatly increase the value of comment left on blogs. They are using a rating system for each comment left. Readers of the comments can quickly rate the comment which improves the overall rating for those leaving comments.

I had just started using entrecard and I have noticed that lots of people will just bounce in and out of your site in order to gain an entrecard point. Having lots of points built-up is a good thing ; you can have your site’s 125-125 ad appear on sites that have lots of traffic. However, the high bounce rate makes the visit totally useless to the blogger. You initially get really excited when you find out that you just had a visitor, only to find out that they were on your site for just mere seconds. They arrive and scan your site, zero-in on your entrecard widget, drop their card, and split right away.

The Sez Who System will greatly increase the chance that this type of visitor will actually dare to read something and perhaps leave a juicy comment.

My personal experience with the installation went well. I registered using entrecard as an entry point . Seconds later I received an email stating my special code and username and password. Then I followed the trusty instructions from Sez Who that appeared in the email and soon enough I was hooked up. If you to want to see what happens once you leave a comment, try leaving one at the end of this post and viewing others that have been left already. You get lots of neat information about the commenter : their site link, a list of other sites where they had left comments and more. It sort of provides you with a new way of surfing.