Monday, January 25, 2010
Survey Results: Impact of Blogging on Search Engine Optimization
Good article on how companies are using blogs for search engine optimization purposes and what kind of impact those efforts have.
Saturday, January 23, 2010
How to Blog like Shakespeare
William Shakespeare is the shorthand we use when we want to describe a great writer. He stands for the pinnacle of writing ability. By Charlie Gilkey
Thursday, January 21, 2010
Perform a Landing Page Analysis on your Blog
One needs to optimize their pages for search engines, build back links from relevant sources, as well as putting your heart and soul into your content to make it as valuable as possible for the reader. By Darren Rowse
Posterous vs. Tumblr: A Head to Head

In the space between a long-form blog and a short-form Twitter account, there are mini-blog services like Posterous and Tumblr that seek to make blogging much more immediate, support all types of rich media, allow for longer entries if needed, and support short spurts that auto-post to Twitter as well. By Jennifer Van Grove
Tuesday, January 12, 2010
Friday, January 08, 2010
Writing a good blog for dummies
Here are three guiding principles to writing a successful blog:
- Develop a writing style and tone appropriate to your subject material.
- Post often, even if your posts are short.
- Allow your readers to comment on your posts.
3 Things to Remember When Designing a Blog Footer
Blog footers have traditionally been neglected by designers, usually home only to the obligatory copyright line. Times are-a-changin’ though. Creative footers have become one of the hottest trends in web design, and blog footers are no exception.
Labels:
best practices,
blog design,
blog footers,
designing a blog
10 Harsh Truths About Corporate Blogging
Why are most corporate blogs failing and why do the few succeed? To answer these questions, we need to face a few harsh truths about corporate blogging. By Paul Boag
5 Quick Ways to Improve Your Blog
Let’s say that you have a few hours free and you want to dedicate it to your blog. It’s not enough time to take on a major project such as building a new theme or completely redoing your categories/tags (at least not if you have a large site), but you want to do something to make your blog better. By Jonathan Bailey
The Four Stages of Growing a Blog
Growing a blog to a successful, monetizable state is a long journey that requires a great deal of effort and dedication. Most bloggers fail to realize their initial goal of developing an income producing blog. Daily Blog Tips
10 Questions You Should Ask and Answer About Your Blog
Before you sit down and start a blog, take these tips into consideration. By Larry Brooks
Mind Mapping: Turning Ideas Into Content
Mind Mapping is considered a form of “creative note taking” meant to map out your ideas similar to how your brain processes them. You start with a central topic or bubble and branch out accordingly to categories and sub-categories. By Mario Mendoza
Marketing Your Blog: 10 Essential Tips You Should Know
Well, a new year is upon us, it’s also the start of a new decade within the blogosphere. More and more people are building blogs, and that means there are lots of blogs competing for the same eyeballs and your blog is just one of many. By Edward Khoo
Thursday, January 07, 2010
Why simple blogs are better for business
When it comes to so many things in life, we over-complicate. Wouldn’t you agree? Don’t you think we do this with blogging as well? We make it way too hard. By Christian Russell
A new way to retwet blog posts
If you are viewing BloggingTips online, you will see a retweet button at the top left hand side of every blog post. This button allows you to retweet BloggingTips articles using the website TweetMeMe. Retweeting is incredibly popular so it was only a matter of time before someone tried to challenge the popularity of TweetMeMe. By Kevin Muldoon
Labels:
blogging tips,
retweet,
rules for blog posts,
twitter
How to Go Beyond Your Small Business Blog and Create a Social Media Footprint
You have a polished website for your small business and even a professional blog where you publish posts a couple of times per week, and both are meant to help spread your story and bring more sales. By Darren Rowse
50 examples of great blog engagement
Writing great content for your blog is only half the battle. A blog is a success if it has loyal followers who read, interact and share the posts that you create (see right- a tiny snapshot of Blogging Tip’s engaged Twitter followers!). By Lucy Langdon
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