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How to Write a Blog Post That’s Stickier than Velcro
1st of November 2009 Darren Rowse 0 Comments

How to Write a Blog Post That’s Stickier than Velcro

A Guest Post by Marelisa Fábrega. Image by drmama. Do you have a really good idea which you want to go viral? Is there a behavior you’re trying to modify in your blog readers, such as encouraging them to save, eat healthy, or start an exercise program? Are you looking ...more
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How To Get Past The Blank Page By Creating Urgency
26th of October 2009 Darren Rowse 0 Comments

How To Get Past The Blank Page By Creating Urgency

In this post Roman from How this Website Makes Money shares some suggestions on how to create urgency to get past bloggers block. Sunday morning.  You have everything ready.  Hot coffee on your right side, a crisp bagel on your left, computer on and ready.   You have the whole ...more
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The Holy Grail to Writing Great Content – Rhetoric
18th of October 2009 Darren Rowse 0 Comments

The Holy Grail to Writing Great Content – Rhetoric

A Guest Post by Patrick Riddel from Must Know Investing. Darren has debunked the myth that great content markets itself. There are countless blogs that produce quality content that don’t get read. Why is that? Because no one knows about them. He followed up with a post on 9 things ...more
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3 Principles of Effective Communication
7th of October 2009 Darren Rowse 0 Comments

3 Principles of Effective Communication

Do you want to learn to blog in a way that goes beyond just conveying information and helps people to take action on what you’ve written? Last night as I was watching the new Australian version of The Apprentice I saw a very short segment featuring public speaker Brett Rutledge. ...more
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How to Create Compelling Content by Inspiring Action
15th of August 2009 Darren Rowse 0 Comments

How to Create Compelling Content by Inspiring Action

Image by Anirudh Koul As we come to towards to the end of this series on how to create compelling blog content I want to examine a topic that is fairly and squarely inspired by readers of ProBlogger. When I first brainstormed topics for this series I came up with ...more
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How to Write Sharp and Snappy Blog Posts
13th of August 2009 Darren Rowse 0 Comments

How to Write Sharp and Snappy Blog Posts

In this post Dan Kaufman from Bar Zine shares some tips on writing Sharp Snappy Blog Posts. When you write a story you’re lucky if you can get a reader beyond the first paragraph. This is true in print and it’s even worse online (a recent study by Jacob Neilson ...more
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Inject Yourself into Your Content – Principle # 7 of Creating Compelling Content
12th of August 2009 Darren Rowse 0 Comments

Inject Yourself into Your Content – Principle # 7 of Creating Compelling Content

As I look back on the posts that have connected most with my readers it is often posts in which I’ve shared something of my own personal story and experience that seem to draw readers into a deeper engagement. Sometimes it’s not what you write but who you are and ...more
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The Power of Taking Extra Time to Create Content
11th of August 2009 Darren Rowse 0 Comments

The Power of Taking Extra Time to Create Content

Today we’re examining principle #6 of creating compelling content for your blog but to be honest I feel really strange writing it – because it’s too easy and really should go without saying…. However it’s something I know most bloggers struggle with, despite knowing it – so here goes…. Creating ...more
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How to Build Compelling Content By Leaving Readers Wanting More
7th of August 2009 Darren Rowse 0 Comments

How to Build Compelling Content By Leaving Readers Wanting More

“The other thing that comes to mind about compelling content is that….. it leaves me thirsting for more. There’s something about compelling content that drives me to subscribe, join or bookmark because I’ve had a taste of something I’d like a second helping of.” This comment was left by Grant* ...more
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