About Lee Odden@LeeOdden is the CEO of TopRank Marketing and editor of Online Marketing Blog. Cited for his expertise by The Economist, Forbes and the Wall Street Journal, he's the author of the book Optimize and presents internationally on integrated content, search, social media and influencer marketing. When not at conferences, consulting, or working with his talented team, he's likely running, traveling or cooking up something new.
Moderate WordPress Comments From The Desktop With Moderator
You can see who wrote the comment, their email, Gravatar icon, what they said, when they said it, and then you can decide to accept, spam or delete the comment. The settings also allow you to set the refresh interval and hide Gravatars if you’d like.
Another nice feature is that there are dock and system tray notifications of the number of unmoderated comments.
At this time, Moderator does not allow you to do a whole lot, but they plan on adding the ability to see all comments, reply to comments, manage multiple blogs comments, and get desktop pop-up notifications of new comments.
Moderator is a combination Adobe Air application and WordPress plug-in. It’s pretty easy to install and works on Windows, Mac and Linux. The next version is rumored to just be an Adobe Air application with no WordPress plug-in needed.
I’m eager to see how Moderator advances. It’s already a handy little tool and has potential to become even better.
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