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5 Ways to Get the Opinion of Others and Add Dimensions to Your Blog
28th of March 2008 Darren Rowse 0 Comments

5 Ways to Get the Opinion of Others and Add Dimensions to Your Blog

One way to add depth to the posts that you write on your blog is to include the opinions of others on the topics that you’re exploring. The way that I see it is that when I write a post with just my own thoughts in it it can end ...more
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How to have a Constant Stream of Blogging Ideas
18th of March 2008 Darren Rowse 0 Comments

How to have a Constant Stream of Blogging Ideas

This post on generating blogging ideas was contributed by Graham Jones from grahamjones.co.uk. Most bloggers give up after a short while; even though there are millions of blogs online, few are updated regularly and most have been abandoned. The difference between success and failure in blogging is often down to ...more
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13th of March 2008 Darren Rowse 0 Comments

Supercharge Your Content With Voice

Image created in Canva The following post on finding your blogging voice was submitted by Lance from Honey and Lance. We all know that content is king, and we’re also aware (sometimes painfully) that the vast majority of bloggers come from non-writing backgrounds. This means we come across a lot ...more
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5 Killer Ways to Improve your Writing Right Now
1st of March 2008 Darren Rowse 0 Comments

5 Killer Ways to Improve your Writing Right Now

Improve Your Blog Writing with this post written by Rob Siders from 52 Novels. One of the hallmarks of producing great content for your blog is writing it so it sounds natural, the way it would if we were chatting with each other over a coffee. I know. I’m not ...more
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Can Poor Writing Skills Overshadow Good Content?
26th of February 2008 Daniel Scocco 0 Comments

Can Poor Writing Skills Overshadow Good Content?

In this post Daniel Scocco answers to another question from the Problogger Question Box. Vivienne asks: Can poor writing skills overshadow good content? Considering that I am not a native English speaker, I wish that the answer to this question was “no.” Unfortunately the opposite seems to be true; poor ...more
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Delicious Popular Page Posts Analyzed
19th of February 2008 Darren Rowse 0 Comments

Delicious Popular Page Posts Analyzed

Today I spent a little time looking at the popular page on delicious. Here’s a few of my scribbled notes looking at the headings (click to enlarge a little). I find doing this type of analysis quite inspiring as I think about the type of posts and construction of titles ...more
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Using Examples to Give your Posts Depth
15th of February 2008 Darren Rowse 0 Comments

Using Examples to Give your Posts Depth

Late last year I began the process of hiring a handful of writers to help create new content for Digital Photography School (I wrote a little about it here). I ended up taking on 6 new writers on a trial basis to write one post each per week. It’s been ...more
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How to Write Posts That Set StumbleUpon on Fire
14th of February 2008 Skellie 0 Comments

How to Write Posts That Set StumbleUpon on Fire

Skellie is a regular writer for ProBlogger. Check out her new blog Anywired if you’re interested in earning an income online. Since yesterday, StumbleUpon has sent me around 20,000 page views. It’s the single biggest referrer for both my blogs, despite one of them having been on the Digg front ...more
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Using Humor on Your Blog to Bring About Change
9th of February 2008 Darren Rowse 0 Comments

Using Humor on Your Blog to Bring About Change

Image by Carf A month ago today I got the news that AdSense was making changes to their referrals program that would (in my opinion) be unfair to publishers living outside of some parts of the world. My reaction to this news was one of anger and disappointment – my ...more
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