http://bloggingwithsuccess.net/tips-to-remember-when-organizing-blog Learn How To Be A Successful Blogger Wed, 28 Jul 2010 20:06:12 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 http://bloggingwithsuccess.net/tips-to-remember-when-organizing-blog#comment-880 Mr. I Mon, 09 Feb 2009 12:38:59 +0000 http://bloggingwithsuccess.net/?p=44#comment-880 Thanks! Thanks!

]]> http://bloggingwithsuccess.net/tips-to-remember-when-organizing-blog#comment-879 Soymmeree Mon, 09 Feb 2009 12:20:39 +0000 http://bloggingwithsuccess.net/?p=44#comment-879 Hi, cool site, good writing ;) Hi, cool site, good writing

]]> http://bloggingwithsuccess.net/tips-to-remember-when-organizing-blog#comment-507 SBA Sun, 18 Jan 2009 17:25:16 +0000 http://bloggingwithsuccess.net/?p=44#comment-507 I have a few tips to offer based on entering contests recently. One, don't change the rules after the contest starts. I entered one where the prize was to go to the best review of the blog (your #3). After it ended the blog owner gave completely different criteria (like reviewer's page rank!!!) in explaining who won. Two, in a non- random contest for best increase in xyz, there are often disparities with participants' current base of subscribers, daily traffic, etc. So be careful to weigh all possibilities and set any handicaps before the contest starts. There's a big difference between 'increase in subscribers" and "percentage increase in subscribers". If I have 5 subscribers and you have 500, then you can easily get 50 more (10% increase) while I can easily get a 300% increase when I go to 20 readers! Such contests are more difficult to manage but more educational! I have a few tips to offer based on entering contests recently. One, don’t change the rules after the contest starts. I entered one where the prize was to go to the best review of the blog (your #3). After it ended the blog owner gave completely different criteria (like reviewer’s page rank!!!) in explaining who won. Two, in a non- random contest for best increase in xyz, there are often disparities with participants’ current base of subscribers, daily traffic, etc. So be careful to weigh all possibilities and set any handicaps before the contest starts. There’s a big difference between ‘increase in subscribers” and “percentage increase in subscribers”. If I have 5 subscribers and you have 500, then you can easily get 50 more (10% increase) while I can easily get a 300% increase when I go to 20 readers! Such contests are more difficult to manage but more educational!

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