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Solve a Problem – 7 Ways to Identify Reader Problems [Day 16 – 31DBBB]
21st of April 2009 Darren Rowse 0 Comments

Solve a Problem – 7 Ways to Identify Reader Problems [Day 16 – 31DBBB]

Today’s task in the 31 Days to build a better blog project is a ‘writing’ oriented task and it is all about solving problems. Your task is to write a post that solves a problem that your readers (or potential readers) have. This is a task that most successful bloggers ...more
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Develop an Editorial Calendar for Your Blog [Day 12 – 31DBBB]
17th of April 2009 Darren Rowse 0 Comments

Develop an Editorial Calendar for Your Blog [Day 12 – 31DBBB]

This post is an excerpt from the 31 Days to Build a Better Blog Workbook Yesterday your task in the 31 Days to Build a Better Blog challenge was to come up with a list of at least 10 post ideas for your blog. The idea was to spend time ...more
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Come up with 10 Post Ideas [Day 11 – 31DBBB]
16th of April 2009 Darren Rowse 0 Comments

Come up with 10 Post Ideas [Day 11 – 31DBBB]

This post is an excerpt from the 31 Days to Build a Better Blog Workbook Ever run out of things to write about on your blog? If your answer is yes – you’re not alone. One of the biggest challenges facing bloggers with blogs that have been around for longer ...more
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Write a Link Post [Day 7 – 31DBBB]
12th of April 2009 Darren Rowse 0 Comments

Write a Link Post [Day 7 – 31DBBB]

It is day 7 in the 31 Day challenge and today’s task is to write a ‘link post‘ – a post that links up to at least one other blog. Someone asked me recently to name a few ways that I built a readership on my first blog. One of ...more
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Write a List Post [Day 2 – 31DBBB]
7th of April 2009 Darren Rowse 0 Comments

Write a List Post [Day 2 – 31DBBB]

Today your challenge in the 31 Day project that we’re running here at Problogger is focused around writing a post and is to write a ‘list post’. Today’s Teaching: Using ‘lists’ has always been a popular and effective technique among bloggers wanting to write content that gets spread from one ...more
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Six Very Official Ways to Improve Your Writing
27th of March 2009 Darren Rowse 0 Comments

Six Very Official Ways to Improve Your Writing

Looking to improve your blog writing? Today Shannon Paul ( @shannonpaul) from Very Official Blog gives her very official tips on the topic. I love blogs. Before I started blogging seriously, I read a lot of other blogs and was very engaged as a reader. I commented a lot and ...more
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What’s Your Bread and Butter?
16th of March 2009 Darren Rowse 0 Comments

What’s Your Bread and Butter?

this guest post is by Dot Com Dud In business, the phrase “Bread & Butter” is used to describe something that is core to the success of a business. A good example is a lawyer for whom divorce cases bring in the majority of their income, those cases are their ...more
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The Unlimited Freelancer [Ebook Review]
11th of March 2009 Darren Rowse 0 Comments

The Unlimited Freelancer [Ebook Review]

I recently asked my followers on Twitter how many of them were currently looking for more work. The response was overwhelming with many expressing that they were looking at different types of freelance work. Today Jade Craven from the Prolific Writer reviews an ebook by the name of The Unlimited ...more
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A Freelance Writer is Always Full of Ideas
9th of March 2009 Darren Rowse 0 Comments

A Freelance Writer is Always Full of Ideas

Running out of ideas to write about? If so – Sean Platt from Writer Dad and Ghost Writer Dad has some words of encouragement and advice for you. The demands of running an online business or blog can be daunting. The writing requirements are easy enough at first, as our ...more
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