And while this guide alone is packed

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And while this guide alone is packed with rich insights you can gather about which sections a great Thailand guide should cover… scrolling down to the blog comments really reveals a gold mine of extra insights about who your target audience (for this post) is and what some of their biggest questions are on the subject—which are all topics you could answer in your own guide.

With 88+ comments and counting on this Thailand travel guide, check out what is thailand phone number a couple of the (great) questions readers have asked in the comments already:

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Marek, the owner of IndieTraveler tends to go above and beyond in answering his reader’s most pressing questions in the comments—but not every blogger or brand will do that. And content in the blog comments section doesn’t tend to get indexed & attributed to helping your article rank higher in Google search in the same way as if these questions & answers appeared within the body of your content, so this still presents an opportunity for you to provide a guide that’s more comprehensive on your own travel blog.

From blog comments, you can learn not only about who is posting, but you can also gather priceless qualitative insights about the questions they have and what they’re interested in knowing more about.

The comments they leave on your competitor’s blogs will give you answers to valuable questions like:

What information did your competitor not provide?
What additional content are commenters looking for?
What demographic tends to comment in this niche?
What are their major pain points?
You can even pull out new ideas for individual blog posts to write on your own site after being inspired from the comments section on a competitor blog.