Eye-catching topics?

Chennai, India
December 17, 2015 12:24am CST
Writing an eye-catching topic/article gives you great comments/responses. So how to write a topic of that kind and what kind of topics you feel gets more attention?
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Mike
@Mike197602 (15505)
• United Kingdom
17 Dec 15
Titles may get people to pay attention and read the topic but for many there must be decent content too. No telling what others find interesting, i just find it's good to write about what you're interested in and see if other members think the same
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Aravind Kannan
@smoneyshoney (108)
• Chennai, India
17 Dec 15
i will give it a try about what u say
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Mike
@Mike197602 (15505)
• United Kingdom
17 Dec 15
@smoneyshoney I think the result of doing that could be good for you my tiny bit of advice would be always remember a post is not a discussion. A post becomes a discussion when the starter interacts with a responder as we're doing now. People always like to think their contribution is valued and will often take note of those that get back to them. The other thing is get rid of the green man and put up an avatar of some variety...not necessarily a picture of you but something people will associate with you and remember. It's a little thing but something in my experience i've found is important.
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Aravind Kannan
@smoneyshoney (108)
• Chennai, India
17 Dec 15
@Mike197602 Yes i will update my pic but i am not able to update it here, i don't know why. yeah thanks for your valuable inputs :) I appreciate it
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JENNY ARCHER
@bookbar (1609)
• Sudbury, England
17 Dec 15
Why does it matter..this is supposed to be a Social site, not XFactor, many of us have discussions that nosedive, luck of the draw and time of the day, are main factors, But interaction with others brings better rewards.
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Mike
@Mike197602 (15505)
• United Kingdom
17 Dec 15
yes, time of the day is a big factor as is luck. also if you've got decent followers they'll often actively look for your discussions which helps a lot.
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wiLLmaH
@wiLLmaH (8802)
• Singapore, Singapore
18 Dec 15
I posted anything in here that I think everyone can relate. All we need to is think what will title we should use.
jaishankar
@else34 (13515)
• New Delhi, India
17 Dec 15
My experience so far says that it is the topics falling under 'personal' category that draw more likes and comments.I mean,posts about your own experiences,feelings and thoughts.If these posts are written in easy to understand,flawless and attractive language,they invite more likes and comments.
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Aravind Kannan
@smoneyshoney (108)
• Chennai, India
17 Dec 15
Thanks a lot :)
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