A Tool to Manage Your Blog Comments
November 14, 2007 - Written by Gyutae Park
Commenting on other blogs is a great marketing strategy to increase exposure for your own blog and to build relationships. That being said, it is still extremely difficult to keep tabs on which blog posts I have commented on and who has replied. Discussions are fragmented and hard to follow and with lots of commenting, things can get pretty hectic fast. There’s always the option of subscribing to the comments through email, but who wants their inbox flooded every time someone posts a message.
I recently discovered a tool called cocomment, which is a Firefox plugin and aggregates all of the blog comments you post into one simple area. Here’s a screenshot of the user interface:
It does check every page you visit for a form field, so I’m guessing it may slow down loading times. I haven’t noticed it yet but I will definitely keep you posted. Other than that, this seems like a great tool that will facilitate my blog commenting strategy. Check it out if you haven’t already and let us know how it goes.
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Hi Gyutae,
We are glad you discovered cocomment and find it useful. It does a lot more than help you track your comments. It also shares your blog with our 620,000 users, giving your blog more exposure.
If you have any other questions or comments let me know. You can reach me at joaquin@cocomment.com
Hey Joaquin,
Thanks for stopping by. Your product has been working well for me so far in managing the comments that I leave on other blogs. I’m looking forward to even more improvements in the future. Best of luck!
great find! I am checking it out now. The amount I comment I need something like this.
mm.. why your site opening so slow?
I’ve heard that you can score some high pagerank links by using cocomment. Something I might take a look at…
neat, i’ll have to check it out.
good find.
Cool, I love FireFox and didn’t know about cocomment. Thanks for the tip.
Michael
I signed for CoComment when it first came out, but then thought, what the heck, I like actually visiting the sites!
Thanks for the plugin, I will be using it soon.
Do you know that every post you track will be a valuable backlink from your coComment account?
Thanks for the coComment info. Just signed up.
Thanks you all for signing up and or checking out cocomment. Your page ranks does go up as your content is now shared with the entire cocomment community, we are over 2M users.
Any questions feel free to contact me.
Thanks
Joaquin
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Hi Gyutae,
I gave Cocomment a try… couldn’t stand the SPAMMY ads that show up… drives you mad!
Now I don’t mind Ads… but these Ads are the WORST. If you actually clicked on one it would likely do some damage to your computer.
Looked a very handy tool though…
Take care Gyutae what you recommend.
Regards
David
Thanks for sharing the tool. I’ve been mad to bookmark all the blogs that I’ve left my comment on and keep track almost daily to see there is any new comment. This tool might helps me a lot. Thanks!
Thanks for your info brother. I love blogwalking and leave comments. I hope this tool work for me