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  1. That isn’t going to create much of a sense of community or generate tons of commentary.

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  2. A conclusion that is too tight, pat and firm might just be the problem. A good wrap-up is vital to a great read, sure. When you wrap up your content too tightly, though, you cut off the circulation – or in other words, you shut down conversation.

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  3. Across the board, those who coach individuals on social skills encourage people to ask open-ended questions. Open-ended questions keep conversation going. These coaches promote getting the other person to talk about himself.

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  4. Where can you show that interest? Where’s the best place for that open-ended question? Your wrap-up, of course.

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  5. Here’s an example to help understand how this all works:Your reader: I’d like to know more about writing great blog posts that encourage people to leave comments.

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  6. You might have handed the reader a great solution, but did you show interest? Did you ask that open-ended question to get the reader involved? Did you encourage discussion? Not at all.

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  7. You handed them an answer and shut down conversation so nicely that getting more from the reader becomes almost impossible.

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  8. They’ve heard you. They’ve moved on. It’s the fine-line difference between talking at someone and talking with someone. Which action did that example fall into?

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