Blogging is on boom nowadays. Everyone wants to be a better blogger. But what is the key factor in your blog growth?  The answer is very simple. It's Comments!. But do you think getting comments on the blog is easy? To be honest it is not. You need to have an eye on 90:10 Principal (the principal clearly states that most of the comments will come from the 10% of the audience. The rest are just going to read it). Before you switch on the tactics of increasing the comments, let's have a look at the level of competition in Blogging and where do you stand? Have you ever imagined how many blogs published per day? A recent case study by Digital Buzz on what happens on the internet...

The whole scenario of digital marketing has changed over the past few years. The advent of latest technologies, marketing tools, and channels, the entire internet world is on a roller-coaster ride. These changes are also seen in the display section of search engines. Now you have full control over your content through the rich snippets coming in and spreading their charisma. You can describe the exact data you want to publish when someone types the keyword in the search engines. The rich snippet plugins help you in showing your or content’s image, star ratings, date and time, and many more features to create a richer surfing experience for the user. These rich snippets use microdata to display information. The plugins...

By default WordPress includes basic HTML tags in the post comment form in order to allow commentators to use it while commenting. But, many times it is not necessary to show these HTML tags in the form. In other words, if the audience stopping by your blog is already a techie, there is no such need of showing these tags. Moreover, with design perspective, displaying these tags doesn't look good in the comment forms. So you can either remove or hide it from the comment form. Therefore, this tutorial will show you 3-different ways to do so.