Benefits of using facebook comments

Facebook offers a commenting service on other website and that has few benefits to attract genuine commentators.

Here we will discuss why you should be using Facebook commenting system on your site rather than default WordPress comment form and this is better than other systems like Disqus.

Let me list out some reasons that states reason for Facebook comments over WordPress comments.

For lazy people this is great :

Everyone is lazy now a days and they want to do more things in less work. Most of the peoples are logged into Facebook profile for whole days and, with Facebook comments, they don’t have to register or login 3rd party website to comment somewhere. That sense great!

Helps to avoid spam :

It disallows to create a fake account for commenting on site as this is spam free and you are not making the commenting process more tedious of spam avoidance. So, any time user comments on your site, they will be genuine users. So, this is a very good point.

Get credibility :

For Facebook comments you don’t have to put your name, email etc as it is already in your Facebook profile. For a normal comment anyone can provide a fake name. So, anyone can use a popular person’s name in a normal comment form and everyone can assume that it’s a fake person.
But if any popular person comment using Facebook comment then people would automatically trust it.

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Get higher conversations :

Quality of conversations is increases drastically with the Facebook comments. You care less if a random person giving their opinion but for the same case if anyone comments whom you know then you are likely to interfere with them.

Comments have virality :

As most of the people uses Facebook daily in their life so, when anyone put a comments, they end up with viral nature. Commenting as a Facebook not only shown on blog but in their news feed also and can be viewed by lots of people. So, audience has a high probability of commenting or having similar interests same as the person commenting on your blog.