It’s time to get your comment section fired up and working for you 🔥

Hi Siftrs,

Every recipe site should have a comments section that's packed full of questions, comments, and replies. But… the truth is that most recipe publishers don’t have an engaged, animated community in their comments section.

It’s time to get your comment section fired up and working for you. 🔥

With Reddit and other discussion forums surging in the recipe search results, the time has come to take reader commenting on your site (or the lack of it) more seriously.

Caring about user-generated comments and questions is an SEO task.

And guess what — it’s a big part of keyword use, too!

Essential insights from this Siftr issue are:

• Comments are seen as part of the page content by Google. 🤯

• Why comments are a gold mine for semantic keywords.

• What to do with comments from readers who change a recipe.

• What to do with repeat questions from readers.

• Why you get no reader comments or questions.

• Three to do today tasks — that’s right, three!

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