I’ve got feedback from newer bloggers who are having difficulties generating consistent income from their blogging efforts.
Blogging can be a profitable and fulfiling venture. If you have a strategy in place, you’ll not only see your pool of regular readers grow in time, but you’ll build a community of readers and learn from them in the process.
Given that blogging is an established traffic generation method and compliments many income monetization business models, here’re some points for consideration (more…)
I received a query about improving blog ‘stickiness’, specifically how to increase it.
You’d know your blog is sticky when (more…)
Fresh off the press, 9rules Community Director Tyme White announced in the 9Rules blog this morning: Round 5 Update
I’m more than 3/4 through the list (first pass). That’s when I bumped into some serious organization problems. What worked with 700 sites doesn’t work with 1191 so…thanks to Scrivs helping me out today, Tyme is more organized.
My goal is to finish the first pass this weekend, start the second pass (smaller) by Tues.
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It certainly is a mammoth task sifting through 1191 blog entries, especially since the near doubling of entries since the last round. (more…)
If you missed the first part of this series, visit: 10 Ways to a Killer Blog Part 1.
As you’re developing your blog and working towards the upper echelons of the bloggerati, consider the following factors which Robert and Maryam Scoble presented at the recent Blog Business Summit.
The logic behind linking to other blogs is that if you’re a genuine content blog, it’s likely the blogger will link back. And you’ll see link love in action as traffic flows back and forth between the two blogs.
It helps to link to credible blogs within your space, and to a blogger you’re regularly reading.
It can be a vicious cycle of kindness if you make it so. (more…)
Most of the traffic to this blog is generated from blog comments and forum postings.
I’ll focus on blog comments today.
There are a number of misguided bloggers and website owners out there who believe that posting spam comments on a blog will help their SEO and traffic efforts.
It’s easy to identify these comments as they’d usually be preceded with a generic comment like: “Fun and interesting site” or “This is a good site” before ending off with a hyperlink to their own site.
The newer practitioners of this tactics will attempt to manually copy and paste the comment in the comments area of a blog post. (more…)
This post has been on the backburner for some time, but it’s one that I’ve been looking forward to.
As reported by Teresa Valdez Klein from the Blog Business Summit, Robert and Maryam Scoble’s presentation about how to blog well looks like it’s a leading contender for favorite presentations of the conference.
The PDF presentation can be found: here
Although I wasn’t present, the presentation gave me some food for thought.
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