Blogging Tips

3 Simple Things I Didn’t do to Hit the Digg Homepage

I recently had a run on the Digg homepage with an article I wrote titled “You Won’t find an iCache in My Pocket!“. Now this wasn’t the first time one of my articles has been on the homepage, but it was the first time its been one from my own blog, so it was exciting for me. Since its been …

Written by Patric Herber from Real Estate License
Posted on September 30th, 2007 and filed under Blogging
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When Do You Throw in the Towel?

The other day, a regular to my Freelance Writing Jobs blog sent this email:

“I have a blog that I love but the problem is, no one reads it. It’s been six months and I only get 30 or 40 visitors a day. When do I throw in the towel?”

If you enjoy blogging, there’s no need to throw in the towel. 30 or 40 people are visiting this blog every day, obviously …

Written by Deborah Ng from Freelance Writing Jobs
Posted on September 30th, 2007 and filed under Blogging
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How to make visitors not come back to your blog – 5 Tips

This seems to be a rather easier topic to blog about isn’t it? Well, I too thought so before sitting down to write this article, but in fact, it is a difficult topic to write, believe me. So what are the things that will make you not pay a second visit to a new blog?
A lot of things actually, it’s difficult to categorize and prioritize each but I’m sure all of …

Written by Mani Karthik from Daily SEO Blog
Posted on September 30th, 2007 and filed under Blogging
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Typo Tips

Here are a few tips on how to make your typographic style a little more solid.

Alignment
Aligning your type properly goes a long way to influence readers perception of your site. Justified gives a more “official” impression due to the fact that newspapers use this alignment. However, ragged right (Left Align) is more common in the online world due in large to the fact that properly setting blocks of type justified, adjusting for …

Written by John Leschinski from Leschinski Design
Posted on September 29th, 2007 and filed under Design & Coding
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It’s OK To Be A StatsAHolic

Bloggers are often teased about their incessant need to view their blog stats. Sure, we may need to stroke our blog egos once in a while, but if you find that you just can’t get enough of stats, don’t despair. You may not know that there are good reasons to be a stats junkie. The next time you’re accused of merely feeding your vanity …

Written by dazzlindonna from SEO Scoop
Posted on September 29th, 2007 and filed under Search Engine Optimisation
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Is your blog really quick loading as you think it is?

Have you tested and calculated the time required to load up your website on various internet connection speeds?
If yes, you are a superstar. If not, you’re still a superstar. Why? Read further..

It is a fact that on various speeds of internet, your blog loads at various speeds. On slower connections, it takes more time to load and on faster broadband connections, it takes less time. So how should you maintain the …

Written by Mani Karthik from Daily SEO Blog
Posted on September 29th, 2007 and filed under Blogging
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Learning Versus Copying

We all know the sayings. “standing on the shoulders of giants” or the more direct “Bad artists copy. Great artists steal.”

In blogging is it possible to be successful just by looking at what others have done? It seems from looking around there are quite a lot of bloggers who think so!

I do think a great way to learn many things is to model success, but modeling doesn’t necessarily imply copying. If …

Written by Chris Garrett from Chris Garrett
Posted on September 28th, 2007 and filed under Writing
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