SaulGoodman
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- Oct 8, 2013
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I am thinking about adding a review plugin to my site so that users can rate and review products.
I am running a wordpress site and would use a plugin that adds a star rating to the wordpress comment form.
My intuition tells me that Google will treat comment content differently than editorial content, right?
Would you say comments are a lower form of content in the eyes of Google? I have no info to back it up, but it just seems reasonable to me to put more weight on the article content.. Or what are your experiences?
If yes, I think a good alternative would be to manually approve all comments and then just copy paste them at the end of the article. This way I'd just append comments to the end of my main content and not actually use the comment form to display anything. The comment form would just be there for review submissions..
I am running a wordpress site and would use a plugin that adds a star rating to the wordpress comment form.
My intuition tells me that Google will treat comment content differently than editorial content, right?
Would you say comments are a lower form of content in the eyes of Google? I have no info to back it up, but it just seems reasonable to me to put more weight on the article content.. Or what are your experiences?
If yes, I think a good alternative would be to manually approve all comments and then just copy paste them at the end of the article. This way I'd just append comments to the end of my main content and not actually use the comment form to display anything. The comment form would just be there for review submissions..