Comments on: Jason Lemieux https://www.agencymavericks.com/episode-76-jason-lemieux/ Digital Agency & Web Design Training & Courses | Business Coaching Thu, 16 Oct 2025 03:36:23 +0000 hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=7.0 By: Gin McInneny https://www.agencymavericks.com/episode-76-jason-lemieux/#comment-5701 Wed, 20 May 2015 23:39:35 +0000 http://www.wpelevation.com/?p=17066#comment-5701 In reply to Dylan Robertson.

Thanks for the feedback Dylan. Let us know what you think of the plugin.

]]> By: Dylan Robertson https://www.agencymavericks.com/episode-76-jason-lemieux/#comment-5700 Mon, 18 May 2015 05:50:00 +0000 http://www.wpelevation.com/?p=17066#comment-5700 Great podcast, guys, keep it up. Going to check this plugin out for sure.

]]> By: Natalia Chriss https://www.agencymavericks.com/episode-76-jason-lemieux/#comment-7147 Wed, 15 Apr 2015 15:30:00 +0000 http://www.wpelevation.com/?p=17066#comment-7147 I was thinking something close to what @darongeorge:disqus already suggested, but a little bit further. I’d like it combined with social sharing features.
It will be easier to increase engagement and I think it’ll be helpful to the site owner / blog author.
Just like you can share a blog post on social media (I don’t think there’s anyone out there who isn’t using a social sharing plugin), you should be able to share a comment and invite your “social friends/followers” to comment. Makes sense? :/
Example A: If I want to get my peers to comment on a post and join the discussion, it’ll be much easier to do so if I’m able to share my comment (or any comment) and get them to reply to that, instead of sharing the post.
Example B: If I want to invite John to the conversation, I’d like to be able to invite him via let’s say Twitter where we follow each other instead of trying to find his email (which I might not even have).

PS: Btw, I’m not a fun of Disqus and the like either, but I believe the reason these services became so popular is their social features.

]]> By: Natalia Chriss https://www.agencymavericks.com/episode-76-jason-lemieux/#comment-5699 Wed, 15 Apr 2015 15:30:00 +0000 http://www.wpelevation.com/?p=17066#comment-5699 I was thinking something close to what @darongeorge:disqus already suggested, but a little bit further. I’d like it combined with social sharing features.
It will be easier to increase engagement and I think it’ll be helpful to the site owner / blog author.
Just like you can share a blog post on social media (I don’t think there’s anyone out there who isn’t using a social sharing plugin), you should be able to share a comment and invite your “social friends/followers” to comment. Makes sense? :/
Example A: If I want to get my peers to comment on a post and join the discussion, it’ll be much easier to do so if I’m able to share my comment (or any comment) and get them to reply to that, instead of sharing the post.
Example B: If I want to invite John to the conversation, I’d like to be able to invite him via let’s say Twitter where we follow each other instead of trying to find his email (which I might not even have).

PS: Btw, I’m not a fun of Disqus and the like either, but I believe the reason these services became so popular is their social features.

]]> By: Kevin Trye https://www.agencymavericks.com/episode-76-jason-lemieux/#comment-7141 Sun, 12 Apr 2015 10:45:00 +0000 http://www.wpelevation.com/?p=17066#comment-7141 We’ve built dozens of junior school websites with WP. Postmatic will really help parents keep track on student posts and comments without using rss or mailchimp. Invitation tools are very handy, plus a system that would help site editors/authors (teachers in our case) keep track or be cc’d into comments and/or activity.

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