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Image by loic_hay via Flickr RSS is a web technology that lets people subscribe and get updates in their readers. Increasing RSS subscribers can be an easy task provided you have quality content and take steps to bring visitors to your blog. Besides, adding RSS facility can help your visitors to read a new post [...]
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Things? That’s because I couldn’t find a proper description for this list. So, you’re a blogger, whether you’re an experienced one or a newbie. When you write you need something to create an insightful, well written and quality post. From what I can tell, many bloggers use one or more things listed below to help [...]
Ever thought why most of the bloggers do not succeed? There are lot of reasons behind this but here are top 10 reasons: 1. Lack of Passion: They are not passionate about their topic. They start a blog out of excitement and end up deleting it when they can not think of a new post [...]
Like most of you, I often remind myself that ‘content is king.’ Sure things like design are important, but the life blood of a blog is the ‘professional’ content. Yet, when you’re trying to make your blog successful and have only a handful of readers, you begin to wonder. Does content really make your blog? [...]
Why is self-mastery indispensable in your effort to arrive at blogging success? Start with upgrading your brain and follow the other tips in this post.
How Much Ham is in Your Blog Comments?
by SBA on March 23, 2009 · 12 comments
Okay, you’ve installed effective anti-Spam measures and spammers can no longer drop comments on your blog posts. You can now boast that your comments are real Ham (i.e. ‘not spam’)! But is that enough? What is the nutritional content of a comment? Based on a daily blog nutrition pyramid, is yours malnourished or well-balanced? Does [...]