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• Save the Sanctimony: Make Your Blog Sound Like a Trusted Friend September 9, 2010
  We all know that rapport is essential to developing lasting relationships with readers. Central to that sense of rapport is how closely you align yourself with your readers. Take a look at your last few blog posts. Do you sound like a trusted friend, or a stuffy (or sanctimonious) authority? The education system and the media [...]This Post is from: ProBlogg […]
  Georgina Laidlaw
• How to Re-Ignite Your Blogging Fire When You’re Feeling Burnt Out September 8, 2010
  A Guest Post by Glen Allsopp from ViperChill. In 2006, at 17, I started a blog about marketing which was very successful from launch. In fact, the first blog post I published was linked to by 4 of the Technorati Top 100 at the time, and I felt like I was on my way to joining [...]This Post is from: ProBlogger Blog Tips. How to Re-Ignite Your Blogging Fire Wh […]
  Darren Rowse
• Just Maybe… He Who Blogs Less Blogs Best September 7, 2010
  A guest post by Larry Brooks, of Storyfix.com Or she.  Regarding the title… it’s just a saying, no penis required.  It’s not your father’s media anymore.  Hard to cull the gender-based colloquialisms out of the language sometimes. She who blogs less blogs best is every bit as gender-biased… but let’s move on. When we begin our blogging journey, we [...]This […]
  larrybrooks
• 5 Clever Ways to Make A Sticky Blog September 6, 2010
  A Guest post from Stanford from Pushing Social. No doubt about it – Content is King. However, the formula for successful blogging doesn’t end there. In fact, content is just the beginning. If you want to make money, create a loyal readership, or attract new clients, you need to keep your readers ON your blog. In a [...]This Post is from: ProBlogger Blog Tips […]
  Darren Rowse
• How to Build a Blog Network from the Ground Up September 5, 2010
  Guest Post by Elle from Couple Money. Getting exposure is a goal of many bloggers. They work hard writing and sharing their thoughts on various topics. Once they achieve a certain size however, growth seems to plateau a bit. They need a bigger platform so to speak and some decide to join a blog network. Blog [...]This Post is from: ProBlogger Blog Tips. How […]
  Darren Rowse