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How to Develop a Niche Blog Content Plan
1st of March 2009 Darren Rowse 0 Comments

How to Develop a Niche Blog Content Plan

Jonathan Thomas is a blogger and social media marketer that runs several successful niche blogs such as: Anglotopia – The world’s largest Anglophile blog. You can connect with him on Twitter: @jonathanwthomas The best way to build traffic for a new niche blog is to have lots of content and ...more
Writing Content
7 Ways to Keep Fresh Content Flowing On Your Blog
26th of February 2009 Darren Rowse 0 Comments

7 Ways to Keep Fresh Content Flowing On Your Blog

This is the third post in a series on taking your blog to the next level. Image by …rachel… “How do I keep posts flowing on my blog?” This is a question that most bloggers face at one point or another – particularly bloggers who have been blogging for 6-12 ...more
Featured Posts
Build Upon Your Strengths as a Blogger
24th of February 2009 Darren Rowse 0 Comments

Build Upon Your Strengths as a Blogger

This post belongs to the ‘taking your blog to the next level‘ series which looks at tips for bloggers whose blogs have got a start but want to take it up a notch. Read the intro here. Analyze why Readers Come to your Blog….. and then Build on It The ...more
Blog Promotion
Seven Expert Tips For Outstanding Web Writing
21st of February 2009 Darren Rowse 0 Comments

Seven Expert Tips For Outstanding Web Writing

Today Ali from Ali Adventures (and other blogs) shares some tips on writing for the web. You’re an experienced blogger. You know all the basics: you’ve read all about writing useful and unique content, and all your posts use subheadings, thoughtfully bolded text and bullet-pointed lists to be as reader-friendly ...more
Writing Content
A Secret to Writing Posts that Go Viral on Twitter
20th of February 2009 Darren Rowse 0 Comments

A Secret to Writing Posts that Go Viral on Twitter

There are many reasons that a blog post might get spread widely through ‘ReTweets’ (when one person passes on the tweet of another) but one fairly obvious, yet often overlooked one, has to do with the length of your blog post title. Yesterday on TwiTip I published a post with ...more
Social Media
5 Universal Writing Rules
13th of February 2009 Darren Rowse 0 Comments

5 Universal Writing Rules

In this post Isaac Sweeney shares some rules of writing that I think many of us as bloggers will benefit from. Isaac teaches at the School of Writing, Rhetoric, and Technical Communication at James Madison University (Harrisonburg, VA) and is a published author. He blogs at Ways With Words. Whether ...more
Writing Content
How to Effectively Educate Your Blog Readers
10th of February 2009 Darren Rowse 0 Comments

How to Effectively Educate Your Blog Readers

In this post John from Ace Online Schools shares some tips for writing educational blog content. When the titans of blogging write about building a successful blog, they always emphasize the importance of insanely useful content. One of the best ways to be useful is to educate your readers. If ...more
Writing Content
7 Ways to Turn a Blog Post Upside Down and Get More Comments
3rd of February 2009 Darren Rowse 0 Comments

7 Ways to Turn a Blog Post Upside Down and Get More Comments

In the early days of a new blog it can be frustrating to put a lot of time and energy into the writing of posts only to find that it seems as though no one is listening. While you feel you’ve said something worthy of some discussion the comments section ...more
Writing Content
21st of January 2009 Darren Rowse 0 Comments

21 Ways to Write Posts that Are Guaranteed to Grow Your Blog

Write something useful Write something unique Write something newsworthy Write something first Write something that makes those who read it smarter Write something controversial Write something insightful Write something that taps into a fear people have Write something that helps people achieve Write something that elicit a response Write something ...more
Blog Promotion