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Hypebot.com — a ProBlogger Community Blog Consulting Project
11th of December 2007 Skellie 0 Comments

Hypebot.com — a ProBlogger Community Blog Consulting Project

This week a new blog awaits your feedback as part of the Community Blog Consulting 2.0 project. If you’re new to the project, it’s recommended that you read the launch post. This week, there’ll be another chance to win an iPod Shuffle, in addition to some special bonus prizes. In ...more
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Fashion-Incubator: Community Consulting Summary
7th of December 2007 Skellie 0 Comments

Fashion-Incubator: Community Consulting Summary

Hi all — Skellie here. Our first foray into Community Consulting 2.0 has wrapped up. With 65+ insights shared, it’s time to summarize the main recommendations given into an actionable plan for Kathleen’s blog, Fashion-Incubator. If you’re new to the project, you might want to read the Community Consulting launch ...more
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Prolific Blogging: Five Methods I Swear By
7th of December 2007 Skellie 0 Comments

Prolific Blogging: Five Methods I Swear By

I did an interesting calculation today. I worked out that I’d written 107 posts at my own blog, plus 36 posts at other blogs, for a total of 143 (mostly) long posts, produced across four months. The maths proves that I’m a prolific blogger. Certainly not the most prolific, but ...more
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How to Keep Your Subscribers Forever
5th of December 2007 Skellie 0 Comments

How to Keep Your Subscribers Forever

One thing you may have noticed is that your blog’s feed count is volatile: it fluctuates on a day to day basis. While much of that depends on how many people read your feed in a given day, some of that is also people both subscribing and unsubscribing. If you ...more
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Fashion-Incubator – a ProBlogger Community Blog Consulting Project
4th of December 2007 Skellie 0 Comments

Fashion-Incubator – a ProBlogger Community Blog Consulting Project

It’s time for our first Community Blog Consulting 2.0 project. Darren previously explained what this is and it’s worth reading that post to get yourself up to speed. Your participation in the project could see you win an iPod shuffle! This week we’ll be looking at Fashion-Incubator. The blog is ...more
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5 Powerful Techniques to Help Your Posts Stand Out
20th of November 2007 Skellie 0 Comments

5 Powerful Techniques to Help Your Posts Stand Out

In this post regular contributer Skellie from Skelliewag.org helps you differentiate your content. Blogs are now so popular that it’s very hard to find a niche that isn’t already saturated. There are probably dozens or hundreds of other bloggers writing on the topics you cover. Being unique has never been ...more
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How to Transform Readers Into Raving Fans
14th of November 2007 Skellie 0 Comments

How to Transform Readers Into Raving Fans

In this post regular contributer Skellie from Skelliewag.org explains how you can turn readers into fans. The notion of ‘raving fans’ brings to mind a screaming crowd at a Beatles concert. For bloggers, a more accurate version of a ‘raving fan’ is someone who raves about you — recommending your ...more
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Grip Your Readers With These 7 Knock-out Opening Sentences
6th of November 2007 Skellie 0 Comments

Grip Your Readers With These 7 Knock-out Opening Sentences

In this post regular contributer Skellie from Skelliewag.org explains how a great opening sentence can draw readers into your blog posts. You might not want to hear this, but a killer headline simply isn’t enough. To be effective, every great headline — like the punch of any legendary boxer — ...more
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Value Blogging: A New Model For Success?
31st of October 2007 Skellie 0 Comments

Value Blogging: A New Model For Success?

In this post regular contributer Skellie from Skelliewag.org explores the idea of building successful blogs by giving readers value. What do ProBlogger, Lifehacker, Seth Godin’s Blog, Copyblogger, Dosh Dosh, Lifehack.org, MAKE blog, Zen Habits, 43 Folders, Pronet Advertising and Coding Horror all have in common? Yes, they’re all in the ...more
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