Written on August 3rd, 2005 at 04:08 pm by Darren Rowse
31 Days to Building a Better Blog - Day 3
31 Days to Building a Better Blog
It’s day 3 of the enternetusers project to better our blogs in 31 days. I’ve just posted the last post in the Strategic Blogging mini series and am about to kick into a new series of posts on a topic that I sense a lot of bloggers (including myself) probably need to think through - Blog Apathy (stay tuned).
As well as the posting that I’ve been doing more readers have been submitting their own blog tips on a range of topics. Here are the ones I’ve been notified of in the past 24 hours (there are some quality posts here - I highly recommend you visit them and participate in the learning):
- Scrivs has written a great post over at WhiteSpace on Developing Community (not sure if it’s written specifically for this project but he let me know about it and I think it’s very relevant). It talks about building community on your blog or website.
- Cary submitted a post on the Secrets of Google Sitemap which will help readers think through one of Google’s latest tools for web publishers
- Hugh has posted his top 10 Blog tips over at The Angel Blog. It’s a great list.
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Just a couple weeks after releasing the company's Juice Pack Helium, Mophie has released a better make earn money app for the iPhone 5. (which connected to my post on the same topic which has some great conversation going on in it).
- Markus has submitted another post (he’s in the lead with two so far) on Keeping organized when you post on more than one topic.
Thanks for those who’ve been submitting tips - but also to those of you who are visiting these links. I’ve heard back from a number of those who have participated that they’ve had quite a bit of traffic as a result and are making some good new friends. I’m also pleased to report I’m learning already too and am looking forward to what the community of enternetusers comes up with next!
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7 Responses to “31 Days to Building a Better Blog - Day 3”
IO ERROR
August 3rd, 2005 5:01 pm
Don’t forget the Google Sitemaps Generator for WordPress, which automatically updates your sitemap and pings Google when you post. It also adds in your static pages, and lets you add in pages which exist outside WordPress as well.
LA
August 3rd, 2005 5:34 pm
This blog is awesome. It’s been extremely helpful!
I can honestly say that this blog is a large part of the reason why my blog has been successful. I’ve learned tons of things here!
Keep up the great work Darren!
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August 3rd, 2005 11:04 pm
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Peter Flaschner
August 4th, 2005 12:01 am
How about this tip:
Take a break.
You take vacations from work (at least in theory). You take vacations from school. Take a vacation from blogging.
Your blog will still be there. Thanks to the magic of RSS, most of your readers will be too.
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August 4th, 2005 2:27 am
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August 4th, 2005 4:26 am
Your series is proving extremely helpful in that it coincides with a new project I’m working on with Deborah Woehr at The Writers Buzz. Although you are concentrating on earning money from blogging, I find that almost everything you say can be adapted and applied to writers’ blogs too. Great stuff!
Darren Collins
August 4th, 2005 2:00 pm
Peter, if you want to take a break, WordPress has a great feature that lets you post items at a future date. I currently have a month of content queued up on my blog, so even if I don’t feel like posting for a week or two, the blog will still tick over and keep the traffic up.
Of course, while I’m not there I won’t be posting about current events or responding to comments etc, but it’s better than not having any new content at all for a few weeks.
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