Written on June 7th, 2006 at 01:06 pm by Darren Rowse
Blogging Goals - Readers Submissions Part II
The Blogging Goals Group Writing Project is picking up steam with another 44 entries in the last 24 hours (that’s our new record). Here are the latest submissions:
- Blogs, My Goals and Everything by Trisha
- The Great Determinations of Mayvelous by Mayvelous
- Blog Bible by Christina
- What I’ve Failed to Achieve so Far - by Glen C.
- Being a Purple Cow by Hock Ng
- Blogging Goals for the Rest of 2006 by Robert Tatum
- Blogging Goals by Shirazi
- Why is Manila Daily Photo Here? by Anne
- A Rookie Blogger’s Goals by Chris
- Blogging Goals for Rebel XT Power Shooter by Bakari
- Post 100: Driven to Start and Beyond by Henry
- Leading by Example 5 Blog Goals by Cesar Serna
- Was there ever a goal for my blogs? by ah pek
- Blog Goals by Patrik
- Shaving the Sheep: Boys Wear Pants Blog Goals by Joshua Minton
- Got Purpose? by Tim Draayer
- Urban Jacksonville goals for year #2 by Joey Marchy
- One Million Visitor Goal by Jon Anderson
- Whereforth, oh blog? by Adrian Scicluna
- My Journey to be a OneMillionDollarMan by onemilliondollarman
- How to Define and Implement Goals by Richard Cockrum
- The list of things to accomplish by Davis Hepnar
- A Statement of Intention - Part 2 by Jon Tillman
- Increase my Productivity by Milo Riano
- Blog Bearings by Ted Laskaris
- My Simple Goals for Simple Thoughts by Angsuman Chakraborty
- Attn ProBloggers: Mechanization best serves mediocrity by MaxPower
- The Starry eyed goals of a ProBlogger in training by ming 2.0
- Choose Your Language: Japanese Conversation Strategies & Tactics by Pug
- Why TamsPalm is TamsPalm by Tam Hanna
- The Journey is the Goal by Sheila
- My Father’s Saloon - A Blogging Story by Liz Strauss
- Why Bother Blogging? Goals and Objectives to Measure Success by Kami Huyse
- Problogger Contributions: Blogging Goals by May C
- Thou Shalt Blog? by Rodrigo
- Is $1000 a day in my future? by George
- Waarom (business) weblogs voor B2B websites? by Ruben Timmerman
- Why do People Blog? by Joe
- Blogging for Colors by Daniel Fluck
- Goals!!! by Steven
- Buy an Island with Pro Blogging Skills by fallout
- Sanity Check! by Ann Michael
- Goals that make you go hmm.. by Craig
- Where’s All the Gravy? by Charlie
I’ve also added each of these links to the central submissions page here. Keep your entries coming (one per blogger please) - don’t forget that Thursday is the cut off.
6 Responses to “Blogging Goals - Readers Submissions Part II”
Daniel Fluck
June 7th, 2006 4:07 pm
Darren, thanks for hosting this great group writing project. Unfortunately my name came out a bit wrong. If you could correct it I would be very thankful.
Darren Rowse
June 7th, 2006 4:39 pm
apologies there Daniel - you had me wondering for a minute there which part of your name I might have misspelled! :-) Should be fixed now.
Henry
June 7th, 2006 9:15 pm
Hi Darren.
Another possible project would be is “What I have learned from bloggin”? Or have you already made a similar one in the past?
Buy an Island with Pro Blogging Skills
June 7th, 2006 9:50 pm
Best new blogging moments then.. having my link @ ProBlogger :)
Vladimir Orlt
June 8th, 2006 2:45 am
I didn’t want to go through the sign-up, so I thought I’d just mention some ‘why blog?’ points here, most of which have prob. been covered in the links above (and in thousands/millions? of posts on the net)
- information/personality exchange. It’s a social thing, so let your personality show. If you are promoting a product/service, avoid over-hyping yourself.
- one blog per topic. I think mixing different topics in a single blog confuses readers. This requires some planning and extra commitment.
- don’t just rehash/redistribute information available elsewhere: at most, link to it. Analyze the information and present your view on it.
Pet Pictures
June 8th, 2006 9:24 pm
A lot of quality links there, nice content, and most of them are really worth a read, at least I learned stuff by doing so.
Is there a poll where people can vote for the submissions ? Is there a selection after ? A top 5 or something, and do they get any type of “reward” ?
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