NBOTW Needs No Introduction

If you’re part of the BWAB community, you’ll see her commenting.
If you travel through blogosphere, she’s there too.
She’s small in stature, but has a large presence in social networks, as well
In fact, she’s everywhere.
The name of her blog may produce visions of a “mommy blog”, but she rarely writes stories about her kids. Instead, [...]

The Biggest Mistake I Made In Blogging

We all make mistakes when we start blogging.
I know I did.
Today’s Lesson
I didn’t do enough homework and was unprepared for what blogging entailed.
I made small mistakes like typos (and I still do), and big ones like crashing my blogs.
I didn’t know HTML, coding or the blogging language.
I had no idea what SEO (search engine [...]

Blogs - The New Electronic Paper Trail

In business and in life, we leave what’s called a paper trail. On the internet, it’s called often referred to as an electronic paper trail.
Most transaction we make, can be followed. Our bank statement shows how much money we have, and where we spent it. Credit/debit card records are similar. Our medical [...]

When Is Enough Enough

If I had a dollar for every time I (figuratively) banged by head against the wall while learning blogging, I would be rich.
It’s no wonder bloggers get stressed out and aren’t always sure how to grow their blog.
In yesterday’s post we learned how addictive we become to spikes in traffic created by social networking sites.
But [...]

Social Meth - One Taste - You’re Hooked

Remember when you first started blogging? An increase of one in your visitor counts or feed readers was exciting.
Then you discovered Digg, StumbleUpon, and Twitter. By a submission of your site to popular social networks, you saw your blog growing by the hundreds.
Today’s Lesson
I remember those days.
Each new unique visitor made my day. [...]

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