5 Ways to Get People to Interact More with Your Blog
Do you find it hard to get people interacting with your blog? Would you love to know what your readers are thinking but you’re unsure about how to get them answering those burning questions? Well, I’ve put together 5 tips I think might help you get people talking on your blog.
5 Ways to Get People to Interact More with Your Blog
Ask Questions
Think about how you end a post if you ask your readers a question they are more likely to think up a response to you. After all, if you end with a blunt finishing line it can often seem like there is nothing more to add, while a question can easily help get the conversation flowing.
Set up a Quiz
If you are looking for feedback or just wondering if your blog has got people interested. A quiz could offer you the answer. This user-friendly quiz maker can help you learn more about the people who are frequenting your website, allowing you to tailor content better to their needs and in turn, offering more of a conversation starter.
Utilise Social Media
A high proportion of us frequent social media multiple times a day and if we see something pop up on our timeline we think friends would be interested in we share it. I’ve often heard blog readers say they drop a comment on the social media share of a post rather than on the post itself, as it’s just their way of connecting with people. So when someone tweets you, tweet them back!
Make Your Blog User-Friendly
Remember those quizzes up there, Typeform can also help you find what people do and don’t like about your website. So why not make up a form allowing people to leave your anonymous comments about what they think of your blog?
For instance, you may be surprised to learn while people love social media, they aren’t so keen on using it to comment on your blog. And most people certainly don’t want to have to sign up to yet another service to leave a comment. So make sure you turn on guest comments, if you need to moderate first, you might just you suddenly get an increase in replies.
Write Good Content
This one is probably obvious to most, but it surprises me the number of bloggers who still aren’t producing good content. By that I mean people still don’t do simple checks on spelling and grammar (and before anyone starts with but I’m not very good, hey neither am I! I’m dyslexic). I ask family and friends to check things for silly (and not so silly) mistakes before I hit publish. As I’m very aware that if the first sentence of any post reads badly, no one is going to read on.
So there you have 5 ways to get people to interact with your blog more. Have I forgotten any tips you think are a must include?

This post was written in collaboration with Typeform however all opinions and thoughts are my own.








Some great tips and ideas on this blog how to improve interaction on blogs 🙂
I’m new to blogging and still trying to figure things out. This was great to read! Thank you!
Very helpful, thank you. It’s such a good idea to ask around for honest feedback. Even if you already know what you’re doing, it’s so easy to miss something straightforward to fix that’s putting people off.
Never thought about doing a quiz on my blog before, but a great way to get people interacting!
That’s right… All great points here. I’ve never done the quiz but it’s coming.. Thanks for the reminder!
Thanks for these tips. Great post!
All really good tips! I need to better, but I am making progress.
Social media help a ton in getting people to interact with my blog. These are all great tips! Thanks for sharing!
Yes to all of these. Making your blog user friendly is the best way to go. You want your readers to find what they are looking for and comment/engage with ease.
These are great tips. I go through phases of putting a question at the end to not and actually, they are worthwhile and something I myself like as a reader. I think social media can be a difficult one. Yes I’m all for blog promotion etc but sometimes it can definitely be overdone and you lose sight of the person behind the blog if that makes sense? It’s definitely a hard balance to get right, I still don’t think I’ve mastered it.
I totally agree – I should learn to use twitter more to just talk but sometimes I feel so tired by the time I’ve done everything else I just can’t.
These are great suggestions. I do all of them myself except that I have never done a quiz or asked what my readers like or dislike. I always make sure to ask a question at the end of my post to help keep people engaged.
I think the quiz one isn’t for everyone but it’s an interesting thing to think about if it sounds good to you.