by Joe B. on March 21, 2013
One of the easiest ways to gain a strong following and receive a large number of blog comments is to write great content. How do you write good content? It’s simple – you need to sound like you know what you’re talking about.
You may be wondering how in the world you can sound like you know what you’re talking about. Well, I’ve come up the most effective way and it is as follows – know what you’re talking about. That was rather blunt, wasn’t it?
If you know what you are talking about, you can sound like you know what you’re talking about. It’s that simple. You still, however, have to figure out how to know what you’re talking about.
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by Joe B. on March 18, 2013
The people who designed newspapers would have been amazing bloggers. They would have been better bloggers than almost every blogger I’ve ever seen – that’s something that’s becoming more and more apparent.
It’s funny how some things were perfected before their creation, isn’t it? Newspapers are the younger brothers of blogs in many ways, and it’d do you good to learn from them – they have a lot of wisdom to share.
Despite the fact that newspapers are dying out, you can take their strengths and improve your own blog. Don’t call me crazy just yet – there is a distinct reasoning behind my thought process.
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by Joe B. on March 17, 2013
What if I told you that you could improve your website immensely just by changing how things work? It’d be really nice to be able to improve your website easily.
If you look at things from the user’s perspective, it becomes quite clear how you can improve things. Just think about what really bugs you when you visit websites, and make sure your website isn’t doing that.
Among the things that bug me and many other internet users is that there is a lack of simplicity amongst websites. Is your website simple? If not, you’re ruining everything.
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by Joe B. on March 16, 2013
You’re working on your website, and you’re almost done fixing the problem you found. You’re almost done writing the post. You’re almost done something. Just ten more minutes.
After those ten minutes are up, you’re probably not done. So you give yourself another twenty minutes. This process repeats on and on. The end of the story? You end up taking a lot longer than you want to, and you’re frustrated that you’re still not finished.
When it comes to the development and management of your website (or really anything else in life), it is a good virtue to take breaks – they will, surprisingly, help you become more productive. There are a number of reasons for this, such as
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by Joe B. on March 15, 2013
You are likely looking at favicons all day, but don’t realize that not having one on your website is killing you. It really is – you’re missing out on that entire opportunity to brand your website.
Although they are generally incredibly small images that visitors only see when scrolling through their bookmarks, or looking at tabs or the top of a browser, favicons help make your website look more professional, and more valuable than just a blank space where it could otherwise go.
It is for this very reason that you need one. If you don’t have one, have no fear – getting one is incredibly easy, and can be up and running in less than 5 minutes.
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