Blogging Success Super Easy Steps
Blogging Success
What is a blogger and blogging success? A blogger can be a cross between an educator, an entertainer and an orator; each blogger ‘owns these three hats’ and ‘wears’ each of them while in different moods. An added commonality between bloggers is: each blogger is at search of an audience.
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Pack your bags! In case you recognize yourself inside preceding paragraph you are prepared to begin your journey in the blogosphere. There are only a few things you need to do to create your journey a success:
Find a home for your blog
Locate a focus for your posts
Learn “Bletiquette”
Persevere
Find a home for your blog! You will need a host for your blog, some cost nothing, some charge a smaller amount per month for service, some are really simple to use and some require more technical knowledge, some have an overabundance features than others; choose carefully, once you have established your blog where you can few regular readers you may not want to change your address (your URL).
Start by surfing the Internet as well as the blogs to see what bloggers must say about their hosting programs. Do not get in over your head by picking a blog host that will require a technical expertise that’s beyond your current capabilities. There are lots of free hosts which can be more than adequate to start out you off and therefore are customizable — as you gain new technical skills you’ll be able to edit your blog template to create your blog look like you would like it to look and do most situations you want it to accomplish, all without altering your URL.
If you are using free hosts start blogs at 2-3 host sites only to see which one you prefer best and which one gives you the most capabilities right ‘out in the box.’ Whenever you find one you are pleased with, be nice and return and cancel your other blogs.
Discover a focus for your posts! Almost every blog has a theme, a theme that sets a dark tone for most (not necessarily all) with the posts on that blog. Your blog post can be a topical blog that is targeted on a special interest of yours (politics, religion, medical, science, engineering, cooking etc.); a private blog that is targeted on what you are doing that day, that you have been, where you are going or any facet of your life’s journey; or a showcase blog that displays your writing, art, photography, or etc.. Some posts will not fall into your blogs main theme and that’s OK — your blog represents you, and we all have different moods . . . many of us ‘wear different hats;’ don’t decide not to post just because you feel like writing ‘something different.’
“Bletiquette!” The goal of most bloggers is always to attract a regular readership; to achieve that you need to display some fundamental (really common sense) blog etiquette (bletiquette!):
When commenting over a post, stick to the point, don’t get personal or abusive.
Never comment as “Anonymous;” if you are ashamed to use your actual blogger name, don’t comment.
Make an effort to respond to all comments on your own post, even if it is just to say “thanks for commenting” (try not to expect all bloggers to achieve this).
Don’t get personal by asking personal questions unless you have a long-standing relationship with the other blogger; bloggers benefit from the relative anonymity of your blog and a blogger name.
If you are “flamed” (verbally attacked for something you wrote) do not get into a “flame war;” respond politely or otherwise at all.
Never have a block of text, an exceptional phrase, a picture, a picture or anything else from another blog or from any web page and use it in your post as is, without clearly indicating where it originated in.
Persevere! Bloggers blog! It is exactly what they do! If you post each day you will improve not simply your technique but in addition your readership; don’t stop trying.
Bloggers are very comparable to novelists. Novelists write daily and finally reach the end of the novel. Then they submit the novel to publishers, file their rejection notices and resubmit to other publishers. Eventually, every novelist who perseveres gets published . . . eventually every blogger who perseveres gets a loyal readership with his fantastic or her own way of measuring success.
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