While writing this post for example I had 3 websites to complete – one for a client and two for a class – on top of that it was finals week. Some how I manage to press on anyway.
8 Reasons For Turning Comments Off On Your Blog
I personally love getting a ton of comments because it adds a sense of community to a blog and makes it feel more active – plus they tell me that people read my very well organized words. Yet some hate the huge amounts of spam that leak trough the filters or their blogs just weren’t built for comments. So why would some one go and turn comments off on their blog? Great question, here are my answers.
Adjusting Your Blog’s Sails – The How To
So hopefully you read the post just prior to this one about how I adjusted my direction and intentions on a blog and how it worked out for me. If not check it out as it will show you why adjusting your sails is important. If you don’t feel like it though – this post could be semi sufficient.
Adjusting Your Blog’s Sails – The Story
Adjusting to your readers is one of those things bloggers tend to overlook. I’ve fallen into this myself. People are land on one of my blogs for something I didn’t have have it. Believe it or not it’s probably happening on your blogs more often than you think.
It’s The Stuff That Makes Your Blog Unique
I want you to think about this one for a couple seconds. What makes your blog unique? Chances are it’s not your content – cause really everything’s been written about at one point or another. This topic for example has definitely been written about before but it’s still differentthan the rest.
Finding The Ideal Post Length: 4 Variables
It’s a tough question to answer, but an important one nonetheless. Just like finding your posting frequency, post length depends heavily on the depth you go into, niche, readers, and even your posting frequency. Now, I’ve read a ton of theories that say very short or very long posts are horrible SEO wise, but I believe that finding your ideal post length should again revolve around the topic at hand, the overall niche, and two other variables, so I won’t be touching on SEO here. Maybe another post though.
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8 Reasons For Turning Comments Off On Your Blog
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Adjusting Your Blog’s Sails – The How To
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Adjusting Your Blog’s Sails – The Story
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It’s The Stuff That Makes Your Blog Unique
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Finding The Ideal Post Length: 4 Variables
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