From the post: “I’ve used many methods of browsing blogs. So far, the easiest and most broad in scope has been through using Google Reader. You can develop a collection of favorite blogs over time and visit them in one place rather than bouncing around blog to blog.”
Reviewing peer blogs can be an excellent way to see bogging from “outside the box.”
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Okay, I want to especially thank Justin, an Apache engineer, for helping me out with some backlinks tracking issues. It pays to have contacts in blogging!
Here are my 3 tips for better content:
1) Don’t create blog topics, Be open and let them come to you. Carry a yellow pad on a clipboard and/or an mp3 [...]
we see this law will only affect the small time players. High ranked bloggers getting paid directly “under the table” will not have to disclose a thing as reviews will appear as their opinion. So how much better off are we as a result of this law?
This week’s theme: “Systems, Routines, and Grooves.” A wise blogger gets out there and networks for knowledge. I have gained knowledge from several key people.
I’m giving my traffic a jumpstart and I hope it works. Here’s the plan:
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Blog Stats from February 1 to March 1, 2009
This is a monthly feature here where I measure my 3 blogs’ progress. My goal with this series is to provide 100% transparency. You can browse current and past entries in the CAN… [...]
I review blogs. This is my CAN formula explained.
Will you try Entrecard.com now that I’ve shared my tips? If you already do it, are there any good tips you can share to cut time?
I’ve noticed three mistakes new bloggers make and explained them here in this video.
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