By Matt Rebeiro on December 11, 2008
You can never second guess what posts will generate higher volumes of comments when it comes to blogging. Well reserached insightful posts will often get no comments, whilst irreverent, sarcastic and sometimes silly posts can command a proportionally longer list of comments.
I can think of no real lesson to learn from this other than that the blogosphere is a fickle beast.
P.S. Bragster is back, I apologise for mistakenly announcing its demise prematurely.
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Matt helps our clients devise, develop and prototype ideas for social media activities, initiatives and programs.
His specialist subjects include understanding how social media has altered our traditional media consumption habits, as well as the luxury sector, retail and F&B. In addition, Matt also spends time working across the clothing, beauty, property and FMCG sectors.
Matt has been with RMM since 2007 and before that he ran a community radio station and studied Philosophy at the University of Warwick.
Matt mostly likes science fiction, skateboards and scotch eggs.
I think you may have hit upon the next big ‘thing’; or the next big blog at the very least.
There are a lot of successful blogs out there at the moment, making it harder for all the other people to get their own blogs noticed. So how about creating a blog which is very poorly researched, narrow-minded posts, which are completely ridiculous and overly sarcastic.
Thus generating lots of comments and lots of interest – and a successful blog! Or maybe not.