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• The 4 Pillars of Writing Exceptional Blogs

  Published: July 18, 2007, 3:15 pm

  Tags: Writing Content

  top blogs: create valuable content and good writing, and the readers will come. Content is king, as they say, and that should be the focus of all your efforts. I write about this topic more on NorthxEast, a new blog with great weekly articles for bloggers, but the key is to focus on your readers and give them what they want. Why Not Much

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• Hiring a Freelance Content Writer?

  Published: June 20, 2007, 9:38 am

  Tags: Copywriting, Content Writing India, Content Writing, Content Writer, Seo Content Writing

  or knowledge from Indian content writers. For finding a content writer, the best place is Google. Just perform a simple search by typing "Content Writing", "Content Writing in India", and "Content Writing India" in not just Google but also in Yahoo, MSN, and Altavista. You will be amazed by seeing the staggering result.Before you hire a

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• How to Find Fresh Expert Guest Posters for Your Blog

  Published: August 1, 2007, 3:09 pm

  Tags: Writing Content

  find it difficult to sustain writing a new tip or tutorial for Digital Photography School everyday. I do want to provide readers with helpful tips on a daily basis but after a year of writing and in the busyness of life it can be difficult. As a result, recently I’ve been approaching a few experts to contribute to the blog. I’ve

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• Plan Your Next Week's Posting Schedule

  Published: August 6, 2007, 10:30 am

  Tags: Writing Content

  day and would just start writing. While this style of blogging was fun and worked well in the early days - I found that it had some ‘costs’ associated with it: Sporadic Posting Frequency - some days when I sat down to write - nothing came. On these days I would quite often not post anything. Post Quality Varied - on days when

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• Create a Sneeze Page and Propel Readers Deep WIthin Your Blog

  Published: August 17, 2007, 10:01 am

  Tags: Featured Posts, Writing Content

  - for example the page on writing content links to the 7 Days to Rediscovering your Blogging Groove series). As a result these pages have the potential to sneeze readers into hundreds of archived posts very quickly. 2. Time Related Sneeze Pages - a Sneeze page that is based around a defined period of time can be very effective. These

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• I try to leave out the parts that people skip

  Published: August 21, 2007, 8:06 am

  Tags: Writing Content

  a post on brevity in writing a blog and being selective with what you publish. You can see it at Leave Out the Parts that People Will Skip. Feel free and leave your comments on that post. Advertisement: Make Money with Chitika eMiniMalls The Way Darren Makes 40% of his income from blogging

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• Do You Use American English, British English or do you Swing like the Canadians?

  Published: August 26, 2007, 4:08 pm

  Tags: Reader Questions, Writing Content

  bloggers who find themselves writing primarily for US audiences: “I am English so of course spell words such as ‘colour’ the English way. However, I also know that my largest audience is likely to come from America. My question is this - would I be better off using English or American spelling on my site? My first instinct

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• Editorial Calendars and Professional Blogging

  Published: September 6, 2007, 10:01 am

  Tags: Writing Content

  and to try to structure your writing. You might consider writing a series of related posts and running one every Tuesday. Or possibly having a theme for certain days. I know a couple of bloggers who have “Friday Links Round Ups” or “Ask The Author” days where a dialog is started between the blogger and readers and plays

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• Finding Your Blogging DNA

  Published: September 28, 2007, 10:05 am

  Tags: Miscellaneous Blog Tips, Writing Content

  This blog post was written by Glen Stansberry, co-founder of the blog network LifeRemix. No two bloggers are alike. Everybody works differently, and everybody has their own routine when it comes to posting. Some work best on a routinely basis, posting every day. Others work best as the inspiration strikes them, cranking out an entire series in

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• Invite others to take away CONTENT from your blog

  Published: October 5, 2007, 6:05 am

  Tags: Copywriting, Link Building Strategy, Content Writing, Content Giving Away, Syndication Plan

  Shocked? Don't worry, search engines will be happy. The plan: Turn our post into slide shows. Why? 1. Language is nothing but a tool for communication. And it only serves 30% of any communication process. To add to this, people think in images and not in words. A slide show can allow us to present the [...]

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• Your first 10,000 Blog Posts are Always the Worst

  Published: October 9, 2007, 10:49 am

  Tags: Writing Content

  “Your first 10,000 photographs are your worst.” Henri Cartier-Bresson - Photographer I came across this great quote today and as a photography nut it rang true. However I quickly realized that the quote could easily be applied to the medium of blogging. “Your first 10,000 blog posts are your worst” Like anything -

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• Grip Your Readers With These 7 Knock-out Opening Sentences

  Published: November 5, 2007, 9:28 am

  Tags: Featured Posts, Writing Content

  If used on a blog about writing this anecdotal sentence would appeal to most readers because it speaks to a common concern: how much should we be willing to sacrifice in order to achieve our goals? Anecdotes help readers get to know you. They appeal to our natural love of stories. They also encourage readers to keep reading and find out how

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• Use Feedburner Statistics to Interpret Reader Habits

  Published: November 9, 2007, 9:14 am

  Tags: Writing Content, Rss

  Can your Feedburner stats reveal habits of your readers that could help you make your blogging more effective at reaching them? Guest poster Max Pool finds out. As we know FeedBurner counts can naturally fluctuate. But what about when they fluctuate unnaturally? Can we find trends in our statistics? Interestingly, your FeedBurner stats can tell

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• 5 Powerful Techniques to Help Your Posts Stand Out

  Published: November 19, 2007, 8:01 am

  Tags: Writing Content

  helps you differentiate your content. Blogs are now so popular that it’s very hard to find a niche that isn’t already saturated. There are probably dozens or hundreds of other bloggers writing on the topics you cover. Being unique has never been so important. We already know that ‘differentiation’ is a worthwhile goal for

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• How to Keep Your Subscribers Forever

  Published: December 4, 2007, 1:52 pm

  Tags: Featured Posts, Writing Content, Rss

  Better? The Sexy Art of Writing Headlines That Kill 10 Sure-Fire Headline Templates That Work 7 More Sure-Fire Headline Templates That Work Headlines are your weapon in the constant battle for attention, so it’s crucial that you use them well. A simple hack I often use is to take the headline formula behind a popular article and adapt

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