This post is informative, yet it seems a little vague and sky-level. I admit I am a novice to blogging with only a few months and under a hundred posts, but what I tend to look for in a “how to” is detail. I guess I still have a lot to learn.

Oh, and as for the “OBSERVER” comment, sometimes when you ALREADY know something, you can still find appreciation and value in it and possibly get inspired for your own creations. Think about that instead of trying to be negative.

I don’t understand readers who complain when you’ve written something they already know about. It’s funny, but the phrase “I know” used to often, stops people from growing to their full potential. Some reviewers on Amazon are a bit like that. I read lots of books that have some stuff in that I already know, but there’s nearly always some useful info in them that I don’t know, and that’s often worth the price of the book.

Do other bloggers get annoyed, if you were to say, post a link to your blog, out of context?

Thanks,

Ben

I guess sometimes we do miss the most obvious and aha! I know it! (or, I should know it!)…

Thanks for the important tip for we can be rushing around all day, getting real busy but are actually misplacing our efforts. When come to think about it, there is a lot of research to do in order to track down the target group, not to mention building a relationship with them. Continuing with the search.

-Travis

this will help me alot when i start my own since all my experience with blogging was all the time checking others blogs to learn about the system and to test some blogging softwares and their features and know the blogging terms

i’ll be always here learning

Thanks again,
Heikal

Thanks
Bernard