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Making Your Blog Work for YouMost blogs sit there and get little to no traffic, no one reads or comments on them and eventually the writer stops writing. Blogs are about interaction and sharing. It’s boring to only have yourself to talk to. Any good thought requires an audience to be appreciated! You want people to stay on your blog and ready what you have to say but a blog is not about you! Oddly enough to have a blog work you need to interact with others who are bloggers and add links to their blog articles in your posts. There are a large number of sites where you can search current blog posts by topic i.e. Digg technorati . When you find a post on a topic you are interested in you view it on the bloggers site, if you have comments you can add to what they said you write them on your blog with a link referring back to the original post, a trackback. WordPress has a great explanation of how a trackback works
What’s so great about that? The blog software on the bloggers site adds a link back to you with a summary of your post. The 3 skills required to blog are reading, writing and commenting. They all contribute to a bloggers success and need equal attention and time. Sign up for Google reader and search for blogs you like subscribing to them using this service. Dedicate no more than ½ hr each day to read your favorite blogs and see if there are any articles that you could add value to by sharing an example, adding a point or another perspective, disagreeing with something that was said and giving your view. Use a name that is a keyword or one that will add value to your site because that name will probably end up being the link back to your site. Titles for blog posts should be either: Posting Frequency
Your post does not always have to be something you wrote. It could be a list of links to interesting articles that you saw on the web.
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