How to Build Quality Network over IndiBlogger?

Exactly the same feelings Anita. When I joined, I was also eager to reach to the top, the reason being the posts which I was sharing there was the best posts of my blog, and I thought them even better than some of the posts which were there on the home page of the IB. But then you realized how difficult it was to reach there that time, I was discussing it with you only. 🙂 But now since most of my posts are reaching to the home page, I do have a feeling for the community. One this in which I am against you is about voting, I have a feeling that I never found any poor quality posts on the home page these days, though it is true that some of the better quality posts remain unable to reach to the home, and you cannot stop it to be happen.

My concern was that, I am following a few sites, do visit every posts which they share on IndiVine, love the content and hence vote for them too, but they did not even bothered to vote for mine at least once. I don’t even saw them voting for any of the posts, other than mine too.

This is what which always influenced me to throw them out of the community, which certainly I cannot. No matter how big your status is, no matter how good you write, but the community is a place where you need to support others as well.

Since the day I joined IB I am seeing that none of the posts of such people are reaching to the home page, and it is something which is giving me the confidence about the community 🙂

Yes Vinay I do understand 🙂 in most of the cases people are actually not aware about how to do such things. With fresher types of guys I usually ignore that too, but it hurts when you see someone having a long experience too do the same.

You are very much right Chaitali. 🙂 Thank you so much for sharing your opinion with us. I am really glad that you liked the blog posts of mine. Thank you so much for all your support 🙂

Dear Sampat Kumari jee, thank you for appreciating my efforts, but I guess IndiBlogger core team is somewhere busy these days. That’s why they might not be able to check or respond to your another blog.

No hard feelings about you, but then I guess it is happening due to two reasons, one your profile don’t have any image. Profile pic plays a vital role in getting the attraction on any social communities. Second reason which I do feel is since because you don’t vote for other blogs, and this is the reason why people don’t recognize you there and visit your blog from there. If you too participate over there, I am sure you will get many friends even better than me.

While I was writing this blog Ravish, i was simply thinking about your comments vocabulary only 🙂 As you said that I am getting bore of sharing same types of comments over here, I thought this post might give you some good thoughts to write some different comment, and this is what happened 🙂

Honestly, you really gave me some good suggestions, and I promise you I will definitely come up with the post on them. Hopefully I will publish it on next week.

Unfortunately I am not aware of this story, though would love to hear that. If you have any issue in sharing it on here, you can simply mail it to me as well 🙂 But yes your final conclusion is exactly the same which I am doing. Though when I realize I have a huge network now, and it is becoming hard to check all the posts of mu network, I will first remove those who submit so many posts daily, then only I will decide about those who are voting to my posts or not 🙂

Very true Nitin Balodi. You are absolutely right that Indiblogger is a great community and gives us the opportunity to connect with some really good people like you 🙂 Thank you so much for sharing all this.

It’s not like that Ravish, I am not at all selfish when I thought to write this post. I never thought about you writing a comment on my blog, but yes I do thought to provide a topic which can bring some discussion on board, and which it did. As far posting comment on your post is concerned, there are times when I check posts from my mobile, and that time it becomes hard to give comments, and I simply vote for the posts and comment later.

Thanks for the story, I guess you are a bit right about it that we always harm ourselves in teaching a lesson to others, but then try to give your knowledge to those only who have the necessity to take it…. 🙂

“My experience in this short time is a mixed bag, it that i know of some regular popular biggie bloggers who have literally cared a damn to respond or even add me back. And some blogger friends who have got me thinking how to write better through their comments.” This is something Shweta which summarize the story. You actually covered up my blog with these two lines, I honestly has this feeling since the day one. I usually ignore the first types of people and always appreciate those who are in the second. I too try to become the same.

You are absolutely right that we can easily recognize who has read the blog and then commenting on it, or simply sharing a few words to make them count. I usually asks some questions in between the post and I found there are only a few people who read the same and respond the same too. 🙂

Thank you Shweta for your valuable comment over here.

Thank you so much Datta, I actually write on this topic because you and Ravish discussed the same 🙂 You said it absolutely right. Honestly I too appreciate the same. 🙂 It is really satisfying to meet some really good people through IndiBlogger and you are among one of them.

Thank you so much Kunal Borah, I am glad that you appreciated my efforts in building a quality network on IndiBlogger. It is true that you should not add any blogger in your network, but you should add only quality bloggers, those who are anyway doing good work and helping other bloggers. No matter how big you become but somehow you need to help others as well 🙂

Thank you for sharing your valuable comment over here.

See Ravish, my tactics actually worked for you. 🙂 You need not require a dictionary to write a comment, especially on my blog. You can share whatever you feel about. I will be happy to discuss on them.

See honestly it is not possible to comment on each and every blog we go through. Some of the things are there on which we cannot even think about what we can say, especially the example which you gave. It really becomes hard for me to say anything on such posts. It is true, but then since you are appreciating their efforts your work is done. 🙂 You are just there to support the hard work of others, which you are doing. Sharing your comment on any site depends on many factors.

Hope I am able to convince you?

🙂 Very true Ravish. In this case I can give you the example of Vinay, see how he replies to each and every comments. But yes some comments are there which you can feel that they just made on your site, like “awesome work” “good post”, etc. and in that case I too usually prefer to say thank you so much.

What I feel is that when you are not free you can ignore replying to comments, but when you are free you can easily go through each of the comments and reply. It will give a good feeling to the person who commented on your site. 🙂

No issues Ravish, soon you will be 🙂

Oh yes, you are absolutely correct. I guess I made a mistake in understanding them 🙂

Thank you so much Vinay 🙂 You are not at all sounds as philosophical 🙂