Your blog should reflect your age. By blog I mean your whole blog: your posts, your comments (read: possible arguments with other people), your blog’s design, and the general objectives of your blog. That’s the summary of this whole post. Of course, there will be follow-up questions to that. Like “what does acting my age […]
Make Yourself Found! (Or, Promote Your Site Web 2.0-Style)
Blogging is much like a light—it’s meant to be seen and used by others. (I’m not condemning bloggers who prefer their own selves as company, though.) Put another way, you’re a nobody unless your name Googles well, says the Wall Street Journal.
To do this, you must make yourself found.
New Blog Tutor, Signing On
Hi everybody. I’m Phillip (aka Corsarius), one of the new writers who’ll be bringing you regular writing tips, search engine optimization tricks, and blog tutorials. By day, I’m a problogger and freelance writer. I’ve regularly written for over 30 websites, and you can currently find me at Performancing.com, one of the leading sites for probloggers […]
Increase interactivity in your blog
Some blog owners love to interact with their visitors. Getting feedback from them is a way of finding out the presence of their visitors (and not just lurking while surfing through the pages), or whether what they put in their blogs are interesting enough. Let’s face it, people love to voice out their opinions (which […]
Maximizing Stock Photography
Stock photography is the general term for photographs that are readily found in repositories whether in the real world or over the internet … there are literally millions of stock photos in the internet and there are a lot of sites that give them out for free. Those sites who charge for their service often compensate photographers and artists for use of their images.
Image Relevance in Blog Posts
Bloggers can use any image of their liking to act as supporting designs for usual blogs that want to prove a point. Some insights may not be shared by other people, but from the viewpoint of one person alone, a broad image to support blog entries would need in-depth content meaning for the whole entry […]