Pro-bloggers of the world unite! Well, more like pro-bloggers in the city unite! Don’t you ever wonder who has been linking to you? Or who you have been trackbacking to?
There are so many faces behind blogs. Sometimes you would even find out that there is only one person behind several of [...]
Do you have RSS available for your readers? What do you give? Full text or excerpts? This question is something that came up as people discuss their thoughts on sploggers. After all, some of these splogs mainly rely on the feeds they could scrape from. Personally, I could say that [...]
By this time, almost everyone has probably heard of RSS and RSS aggregators. Maybe everyone has even used them. In any case, sometimes it is still good to give people the option to get email notifications that you have a special feature on your blog.
There are people whose aggregators are already full of [...]
Time and again we get and give the same advice to succeed in blogging, which is – QUALITY CONTENT. To be frank though great content is NOT enough. When it comes to seeing your blog succeed (if you define success as drawing tons of regular readers) you can not just bank on great content. I [...]
Pro-bloggers it’s time to dig in your heels and come up with something REALLY compelling if you want to get to go to an all expense paid trip to Antarctica. Quark Expeditions has a contest for bloggers with the prize at stake being a spot at a real Antarctica expedition. Here’s what they said in [...]
Deborah Yao, an AP business writer, reported last week about the Federal Trade Commission’s (FTC) proposed guidelines that would allow them to go after bloggers who do not make proper disclosure when paid for blogging about products/services or when blogging about something when they haven’t even used the product/service. Note that the changes in the [...]
