The Wired Hub Use of CMS

[monster_masterpiece]

Hello,
The problem of using of CMS is that most of the comments of people are generic comments and doesn't help to generate money. The problem if you disable comments there is no interaction and if you enable then you get lot of generic comments. What is your approach as blogger?

 

[Cpvr]

Hello,
The problem of using of CMS is that most of the comments of people are generic comments and doesn't help to generate money. The problem if you disable comments there is no interaction and if you enable then you get lot of generic comments. What is your approach as blogger?

Which CMS are you referring to? Wordpress or blogger?

I'd recommend using Cloudflare turnstile and blocking those spam bots.

 

[monster_masterpiece]

Wordpress

 

[Maya]

I have used WordPress but that was a long time ago. These days I use phpbb. Since I am running a forum, commenting is open. Sadly I get a lot of spam, so I put all new users into moderation and approve posts manually

 

[Shawn]

Hello,
The problem of using of CMS is that most of the comments of people are generic comments and doesn't help to generate money. The problem if you disable comments there is no interaction and if you enable then you get lot of generic comments. What is your approach as blogger?

Comments don't really make you money...

If you're getting bad comments on WordPress, add the plugin that removes the URL field. That gets rid of a lot of spam and people who just want to comment to add their link, too.

It opens your blog up to the REAL commenters of the niche.