We have a new update allowing our business publishers to customize their fonts on Disqus! Today, Disqus utilizes a default Serif or Sans Serif font that we have chosen for all publishers.

So, what’s changing? Now, instead of Disqus selecting the font, publishers will be able to specify which font they’d like to use with the new font dropdown.👇

Seventy million new blog posts appear every month on WordPress alone. That’s almost 27 blog posts published every second!

Less than 10% of those content pieces get traffic from search engines, but that’s still a lot of content to compete with on SEO.

Let’s talk about what your SEO strategy should look like if you want to stand out from the crowd.

Moderating your community doesn’t have to be hard, tedious work! At Disqus we pride ourselves in providing some of the most powerful and thorough moderation tools in the industry. We want to make sure that you’re taking advantage of the tools that we offer, and part of that includes making those capabilities more accessible to you.

As the holidays approach, businesses and consumers are getting ready for one of the busiest times of the year, and we want to make sure you’re set up to continue creating stellar content!

We’ve created a list of holiday content ideas to spark your inspiration. Let’s dive right into it!

Being able to make your comments section align with your community values and goals is something we work towards every day here at Disqus. Today we have a number of new capabilities available to our publishers to further customize the Disqus embed on your site. Please keep in mind that these new features are available to our Pro and Business accounts only. Check them out below:

Short and engaging videos have taken off because of TikTok, and Instagram Reels are the latest competition to create similar content.

Social media trends can come and go, but is Instagram Reels here to stay?

And if it here to stay, can businesses use it to build their Instagram marketing and capitalize on their audience?

You've probably been on a landing page if you have ever signed up for an email newsletter or clicked on an online ad.

Landing pages are standard practice in marketing. Let's talk more about why they’re important, what they are and how to create one.

LinkedIn is known as a professional networking site. You may think of it as a place to post resumes and find jobs, but there’s more potential than just that for businesses.

There is a huge discrepancy between marketers and consumers about what is considered authentic content marketing.

92% of marketers think their content is authentic (meaning being genuine with their audience and not commercialized) and resonates with their audience. Meanwhile, 51% of consumers believe less than half of brands have authentic content.

There is a common misconception that Pinterest is a platform only used by brides-to-be and wedding planners, but don’t let that myth fool you. There are plenty of food, lifestyle, and shopping sites using Pinterest such as, Man Repeller, Gridfiti and Bluffworks. Pinterest’s active user base grew 26% to 335 million last year! In fact, Pinterest is now the third largest social network in the US.