Darren Rowse

Since starting the 31 Days to Building a Better Blog Project I’ve received quite a few suggestions for topics that readers would like me or someone else to cover. I’ve got a list as long as my arm of posts that I’m planning to do in the remaining 17 or ...more

The weekend’s here at submissions for the 31 Days Project are a little slower today as we approach the halfway point. Here is the lonely reader submission for today for your enjoyment: The Seven Deadly Sins of Blogging – Submitted by Dominic

Chris Richardson has an interesting post over at WebProNews that reports on a panel session at the SES conference in San Jose this week. The panel looked at organic Search Engine Optimization techniques and covered some of the following topics: ‘Link Buying: The panel said that link buying wasn’t a ...more

Is anyone going to blogon 2005? – the social media summit – in October? Looks like it could be a worthwhile conference to attend looking at the speakers that they’ve already announced. Check them out! Opening Keynote by Seth Godin, Author and Entrepreneur Steve Hall, Publisher and Editor of Adrants, ...more

13’s an unlucky number for some – but not for ProBlogger readers because I’ve got some more great reader submitted tips to go into the 31 Days Project. IO Error has a tip on Building Traffic for Bloggers with four tips for getting people to visit your blog (on the ...more

Nick Denton has responded to criticism of the critique by Jason Calacanis of the Behaviors of the Blogosphere Study in an article at CickZ where he’s quoted as saying: ‘”I know it galls Jason Calacanis that his sites are about as memorable as Burger King franchises, and that none register ...more

I’ve been working on a ProBlogger Disclaimer Page for a few days now in order to be more transparent about this blog. As regular readers know, I receive a lot of both positive and negative feedback (more good than bad) to what I write here so I thought some sort ...more

Human beings are relational. We like to be acknowledged. We like too participate and contribute. We like to feel that what we have to say is valuable. Most of your blog’s readers are human beings (well most of mine are). So acknowledge and interact with them. The most common way ...more

We’re well over a third of the way through the 31 day challenge now – I hope you’re finding it to be worthwhile. Here are the latest reader submitted blog tips from the past 24 hours: Christine writes 6 Ways To Get Out Of The Deserted Blog Island Connected Internet ...more