A common question for many newbies joining the blogosphere is what is RSS? It stands for Really Simple Syndication.
1. Choose a topic you are passionate about! Clearly define your core topics and focus for your blog and stick to those subjects.
Blogsign One of the wonderful features of blogging is the experience of finding your own voice. I am finding that the more I blog the more I get comfortable with the whole experience and the platform.
Teamsmall300 Here’s an idea to help you with more content, more often… have guest contributors on your blog.
There are numerous blog platforms available to create your blog ranging from free to a monthly hosting fee. Explore the options, functionality, features and decide which blog solution is best for you.
Here’s a compilation of resources, blogs and links I have found useful for prospective and new bloggers:
Ten Things Your Need to Know about Search Engines and Findability from Dave Taylor at Blogworld 2008
It all starts with good content – interesting, compelling and relevant. Search Engines use semantic (what are you saying) and contextual analysis (who links to you and how they link) to figure themes and topics.
An informative and thought-provoking session entitled: “What are the 5 Social Networks Every Agent Should Participate In?” brought out some key points to explore before deciding what social networks to join.
There are a variety of Blog Search Engines to assist you in search of blogs on your favorite subjects.
The short answer…anyone and everyone! From the average citizen blogging about their daily life to celebrities to politicians to businesses (Fortune 500 companies to small business owners).
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