Thursday, January 13, 2011
HOW TO: Check Keyword Density Using Google Toolbar
Looking Back/Looking Forward: A Blogger’s New Year’s Resolutions
Blase Clabaton shares his thoughts on 2010 and what he's looking forward for in 2011.
Blogging is like…like what?
There have been a number of disciplines and activities that people have been comparing blogging with – some being really crazy ideas though some make you believe that blogging is really what they are comparing it with. By Ajith Edassery
Will Writing Often Really Help Your Blog Authority? Read more from BLOGBloke: http://www.blogbloke.com/writing-blog-authority/#ixzz1Avnxc5V7 Copyrig
13 blogging lessons learned from Stephen King’s On Writing
Stephen King’s book On Writing is a very good read. It is targeted towards writers and wanna-be writers, but it is a very inspiring book for anyone. By Marko Saric
8 Thesis theme design tips to make your blog better
These customizations are relevant to Thesis theme as found on WordPress. By Marko Saric
How to install Wordpress 3.0.1
Mobile Templates available for Blogger
Although Blogger sites can be viewed on most mobile devices, it can be difficult to effectively read blogspot sites due to the small screen size. By Bloggerbuster
100 of the Best Free Blogger Templates from 2010
Free Blogger Backgrounds and Textures to Spice up Your Site
Background images can instantly transform the appearance of our Blogger sites. By Bloggerbuster
5 Great Online Image Editors for Bloggers
As Web-based apps gain greater and greater acceptance, especially for casual use, many of the applications we previously considered “must haves” for new computers may just become specialized tools for those with specialized needs. By Lior Levin
Blogging Pitfalls: How to Blog Without Internet Access
6 Quick Tips to Run Your Own Successful Blog Contest
Running a blog contest can be a great way to build up social proof for your brand new blog, and it can also be used to encourage increased interactivity to help develop your blog’s community. By Brent McCoy
Tuesday, January 11, 2011
125 Tips for Building an Irresistible Brand
There are countless blogs and articles on the web that proclaim the importance of building a unique brand. By Logan Zanelli
30 Days to a Better Blog: Add Images or Video to Each Post
Images and video are important to blog posts and pages because they immediately draw in the reader’s attention and help break up the monotony of all that text! By Nikki
Buying and Selling Blogs with Strong Personal Brands
Good article on selling a blog that’s built around a strong personal brand. By ProBlogger
Monthly Trends + Resolutions for a Better Blog
Make a resolution today to take your blog to the next level in 2011. By Kimberly Turner
How to Get 80+ Comments on Your Next Blog Post
Why do some blog sites get so many comments? And more importantly, what can you do to replicate the commenting frenzy on your own blog? By ProBlogger
Friday, December 17, 2010
Marketing the “You Know What Out” of Your Blog, Part 3
One of the best ways to market your blog and attract heaps of visitors is through social media. By Big Girl Branding
Marketing the “You Know What” Out of Your Blog, Part 2
This article continues with two actual methods of promoting your blog. By Big Girl Branding
Marketing the “You Know What” Out of Your Blog, Part 1
Marketing a blog is pretty much like marketing anything else. It requires time and commitment. It also requires patience and consistency, and a willingness to use a bit of elbow grease. By Big Girl Branding
5 Ways To Build An Epic Blogger Brand
Designers Checklist 1.0: Does Your Blog Design Accomplish all of the Following?
As blog design has evolved, getting a theme has become easier. Premium themes have become more advanced and allow for simpler customization to be done by the owner. By Alex
Creating a Trend to Effectively Stand Out
How to Massively Improve Reader Participation on Your Blog
A blog is supposed to be a dynamic website; a place where blog owner and readers can come together in a single community designed to offer communication and the relaying of thoughts. By Matt Jackson
Blog Promotion: 169 New Ways to Build Traffic like a Ninja
Promoting your blog is perhaps the most difficult part of blogging. After spending hours writing a great post and putting links and images in it you push the publish button and wait… but nothing happens! By Seth
30 Real Ways to Make Money Blogging
Looking for ways to make money with your blog can be frustrating. Either you don’t have enough traffic or you are not sure what to do. Here are some links to check out. By Seth
45 Link Building Tips To Help You Promote Your Blog
In an ever changing approach by bloggers to keep up with the Google SERP algorithms, many of us get carried away with our “SEO Techniques.” It’s not a surprise nor a shame, because without this experimentation, we are bound to hit a plateau in progress. By Janith
How To Give Your Visitors More
If you’re a blogger, it isn’t hard to figure out what your visitors came to your website for: content. By Karan Singhal
Mind Mapping for Blog Expansion & Making Smart Mistakes, Part 2
Wow to use mind mapping for building your blogs and making smart mistakes. By Derek Jensen
Mind Mapping for Blog Expansion & Making Smart Mistakes, Part 1
When it comes time to expand our blogs we need to take many things into consideration and use caution along the way. By Derek Jensen
5 Ways to Skyrocket Your Blog Traffic
Fresh Cookies: How to Keep Your Writing Relevant
There’s nothing worse or more frustrating than losing readers or subscribers. By Lydia
Do You Only Fuel the Blogosphere or Reap the Benefits?
Especially in the blogging niche, when it comes to your followers, the one’s who have just begun in the blogosphere and know very little about it, are your strongest links. By Peter J
How to Create a Better Non-Blog WordPress Site
WordPress has far surpassed its anticipated use as a blogging platform as many website owners have been using it for non-blog websites. By Alyssa Gregory
A Story About A Blogger…
Like a lot of bloggers, this blogger wanted to get better and make more money. So, he did what any blogger would do – read other people’s blogs about making money blogging. By David Risley
My Small Mistake That Cost Me Big Money On My Blog
Rob Sutton talks about how he made a mistake that cost him money. The funny thing is that it was not a huge mistake by any means…just a small oversight that was caused by not taking that extra couple of seconds to make sure everything was in line and ready to go.
Avoiding Blogger Burnout: How To Keep The Wheels Turning
To the untrained eye, blogging seems to be a relatively easy job. Hell, anyone can just sit around at Starbucks all day and play on the Internet, right? Not quite. By Robb Sutton
7 Things NOT To Do Before You Have A Lot Of Blog Traffic
Are you giving visitors a reason to revisit your blog?
In other words, we’re all flying blind. By Christopher of CreativeBlogger
5 Must-Measure eCommerce Blogging Strategies
It’s critical to have a goal in mind before writing a single word of a blog post. For eCommerce sites that thrive through online sales, goals of each post should be different than for a B2B blog’s goals. By Michael Redbord
The Power Of Combining Blogging And Podcasting
Podcasting and blogging can simply go together to make powerful assets for brands, organizations, and businesses. When combined successfully, they can play off of one particular a different and result in a really successful, on-going promotional campaign. By I Do Blogs
Grow your blog traffic by commenting
One of the most common tips you will hear, when it comes to growing traffic for your blog, is to comment on other blogs that are similar in topic. By Grant Griffiths
How To Make A Better First Impression With Your Blog
The advice in this post isn’t new advice, not new at all. In fact, you’ve probably read the following many times before: When a new visitor hits your site, you have just a few seconds before they form their first impressions of you and your business. That’s all you get. By Jonathan Woodward
Should WordPress Bloggers Use Blogger As A Backup?
Blogging Pitfalls: Why You Need Your Own Domain
Is blogging really on the decline?
How to Create an A-List Blog Plan
Yahoo! Killing Off Delicious, Buzz And MyBlogLog?
The blogosphere is a buzz (pun not intended) over the rumored shut down of Delicious, as well as other services such as MyBlogLog and Yahoo! Buzz. By Darnell Clayton
8 Amazing Blogging Lessons from Albert Einstein
12 Days of Blogging 2010: 9 SEOers Optimizing
How to Reinvent Yourself with Blog Marketing
What does Tim credit for his rapid emergence into the public eye? His blog and his blogger outreach strategy, which took him from unknown to successful author, angel investor, and social media celebrity is a few short years. By Brian Clark
How Boring Is Your Blog?
Are you repeating the same things every other blogger is saying? Are your valuable visitors turning away as soon as they see what you have to offer? Is your blog great, or is it boring?How would you know?By Julien Smith
Sunday, December 12, 2010
10 Common business blogging questions answered
A list of 10 questions you may find useful if starting a business blog. By Dan Zarrella
How To Build Your Credibility As An Expert While Blogging
When your strategy for making money with your blog is to sell something you have created or something you do, then your credibility as an expert is crucial. By Eduard Ezeanu
LiveJournal Challenges WordPress On iPad
After reigning supreme as the only blog platform with an official iPad app, it looks like WordPress is finally being challenged upon Steve Jobs “magical” device. By The Blog Herald
Should WordPress Mimic Apple Regarding Premium Plugins?
One of the major advantages that WordPress has over its rivals (aside from its beautiful user interface) is the sheer number of plugins available for users to download. By The Blog Herald
Tuesday, December 07, 2010
Blogging with keyword research in mind
Tumblr Returns After 24 Hours Of Downtime
While the exact cause of the issue which occurred during a scheduled maintenance period has not been released, Tumblr team members have mentioned “database cluster issues” as a culprit. By Tumblr
8 Incredibly Simple Ways to Get More People to Read Your Content
Saturday, December 04, 2010
Be Inspired: 40 Blogs with Amazing Grunge Design
Thursday, December 02, 2010
A Word About Blog Email Management
The main reason bloggers give for not replying to emails is this: “It’s just not scalable for me to reply to every email.” I see your argument and raise you a hearty, “You’re an idiot.” Here’s why.
Everything You Need to Import and Display RSS Feeds with WordPress
WordPress makes it super-easy to publish your own content, and even easier to import and display content from other great sites around the Web. Just as other people are displaying and reading your feed in their apps and devices, you can use external RSS feeds to supplement and strengthen your site’s primary content. By ProBlogger
Thursday, November 11, 2010
5 ways to join the blogging community
If you’re thinking of blogging, or you already blog, do you feel you’re a part of the community? If not, it’s time to join. By Rebecca Osberg
4 Nasty Habits Blog Commenters Should Avoid
It takes a lot of dedication and time to run a blog, and some of the most gratifying rewards a blog owner can reap are comments on his or her posts.
Getting Feedbacks For Ones Blogs
Feedbacks for a web log produce your blog full of life. By I Do Blogs
Top 5 PR Prediction Tools For Your blog or Website
Page Rank Prediction is one of the most important factor for every website owner or blogger. As all of us knows very well that page rank of a website which is being given by the google to the websites or blogs according to their ranking and the content searched by the search engines. By Latest Tech World
Nominate your favorite writing blog
The ANNUAL TOP 10 BLOGS FOR WRITERS has now moved to Write to Done. In the past four years Michael Stelzner, author of “Writing White Papers” and Founder of Social Media Examiner hosted this important competition. By Write to Done
I don't like your stinkin' blog!
You might be a super popular blogger, but I don’t like your stinkin’ blog. By Alli
Repurpose Your Blog Posts Into Bite-Size Audio Tips
RSS, not just a blogging tool
If you happen to be a blogger, you must be perfectly aware what role RSS (Really Simple Syndication) plays in the blogging world. By Mustafa Khundmiri
45 Link Building Tips To Help You Promote Your Blog
In an ever changing approach by bloggers to keep up with the Google SERP algorithms, many of us get carried away with our “SEO Techniques.” It’s not a surprise nor a shame, because without this experimentation, we are bound to hit a plateau in progress. By Janith
5 Ways to Skyrocket Your Blog Traffic
One of the major problems many people face is getting traffic to a blog, and the truth in the online world is that traffic is very essential to any online business you do; it is traffic that brings about people that buy. By Onibalusi
7 Reasons Why You Should Blog With A Partner
5 Things Madonna Has to Teach You About Blogging to Success
A 5 Word Tagline Can Say More Than 5 Words
How to Massively Improve Reader Participation on Your Blog
A blog is supposed to be a dynamic website; a place where blog owner and readers can come together in a single community designed to offer communication and the relaying of thoughts. For the new blog, and even for some of the more established blogs, getting readers to participate in discussions and leaving comments can prove a difficult challenge. Take heart, though, because it is possible by following a few guidelines to improve blog reader participation. By Matt Jackson
Light vs. Dark Blog Designs: Design Versus Week
There are two primary color schemes in design: light and dark. Each color scheme has its own design elements that work for one, but not always the other. It has been debated many times before as to which scheme was better. By Blogussion
Why Writing Blog Posts Should Not be a Top Priority (And What Should)
There are a countless amount of debates that your blog post content is “king” and essentially the most valuable thing you can do for your blog. While posting new content frequently is crucial, it holds a lot of bloggers back from doing other great things. By Alex
When is the best time to start monetizing your blog?
5 reasons to attending blogging conferences
It’s a known fact that conferences can be expensive. Not only do you have the cost of registration and travel, but also the expense of time away from your work, family and social life at home. By Jonathan Bailey
Do You Only Fuel the Blogosphere or Reap the Benefits?
Especially in the blogging niche, when it comes to your followers, the one’s who have just begun in the blogosphere and know very little about it, are your strongest links. By Peter J.
7 Self-doubts New Bloggers Can Beat
You’ve just launched a shiny new blog and you’re buzzing with excitement about sharing content and building an audience. At first, it requires a lot of time and effort to get things off the ground, but your confidence is sky-high that this blogging thing will take off and push you straight up to the A List. By Scott McIntyre
Tuesday, November 09, 2010
4 Ways to Write Several Blog Posts at Once
Here are several ways you can write several blog posts concurrently. By Andrew G. Rosen
Advice to potential bloggers: Don’t ‘Just Do It’
Blogging is not meant for everyone. It is time consuming and draining. But it’s also incredibly rewarding and exhilarating. By Tracy Boyer
8 Ways to Reduce Your Site’s Bounce Rate
15 Things I Wish I Knew When I Started Blogging
Great list on what to know to get your blog off to a good start. By Daily Blog Tips
Create Shorter URLs For Increased Usability and SEO
Do you customize the URLs (aka permalinks) on your blog posts? Chances are, you don’t. By Blogger Design
Why Social Media Is a Better Investment than SEO
As a blogger, you probably do not have the luxury of having a staff of people to work for you. By Pro Blogger
Sunday, November 07, 2010
Deciding On The Best Blogging Tool For You
With an increasing number of options from a blogging platform perspective, it’s important to do your due diligence on the front end so you choose the tool that’s right for you–and your corporate culture. By Arik Hanson
Monday, November 01, 2010
How to Simplify WordPress Custom Fields Layout for a Layman
We are already aware of the incredible power and flexibility of WordPress, which is one of the biggest reasons for its popularity among its users. By Ashish Sharma
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