If you want to become a good blog writter, you must follow some tips which are given here. I collect this article from a rare website. I think this tips will help more to become a good blogger.
1. Write.
2. Write more.
3. Write even more.
4. Write even more than that.
5. Write when you don’t want to.
6. Write when you do.
7. Write when you have something to say.
8. Write when you don’t.
9. Write every day.
10. Keep writing.
Source:: http://www.copyblogger.com/become-a-better-writer/
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Tuesday, May 12, 2009
Top 10 Steps to Become Best Blog Poster
Saturday, February 14, 2009
Articles Submission Sites List , 2009 collection
Here you find latest article submission websites for bloggers. You can try with these platform to drive visitors for your blog.
www.ArticleOnlineDirectory.com
www.Articles.SimplySearch4It.com
www.BusinessKnowledgeSource.com
www.Home-Business-Directory.com
www.InternetArticleDirectory.com
www.InternetHomeBusinessArticles.com
www.Niche-Content-Articles.com
www.Real-Estate-Article-Directory.com
www.UltimateArticleDirectory.com
www.Work-At-Home-Jobs-Iowa.com
The archives (271) listed more low have been excluded from the list
Ablearticles.co.uk
Aboveallcontent.com
Accessify.com
Activeauthors.com
Add-article.com
Addme.com
Adswise.com
Advertisingknowhow.com
Advisor.com
Allbusiness.com
Alternative-finance.org
Answersaboutinternetpromotion.com
Arthritisarticles.org
Article_depot.50megs.com
Articleagency.com
Articlebeam.com
Articlecapital.com
Articledash.com
Articledelight.com
Article-den.com
Articledepot.co.uk
Article-dir.com
Articledirectory.ws
Article-ecommerce.com
Article-emporium.com
Articlefarm.com
Articlefusion.com
Articlego.com
Article-highway.com
Articleinn.com
Articlejackpot.com
Articlelinksdirectory.biz
Article-magazine.com
Articlemill.com
Articlenest.com
Articlenut.com
Articlenuts.com
Articleoptimizer.com
Article-planet.com
Article-profits.com
Articleresponder.com
Articles.co.nz
Articles.webblogerz.com
Articles24.com
Articles4business.com
Articles4content.com
Articles4rss.com
Articlesafari.com
Article-search-online.com
Articlesfrenzy.com
Articleshelf.com
Articles-keyword-rich.com
Articlesnet.co.uk
Articlesoup.com
Article-spot.com
Articlesrus.net
Articles-submit.com
Articlestack.com
Articlestash.com
Articlestop.com
Articlesubmission.com
Articlesubmissions.com
Articlesubmitterpro.com
Articlesuniverse.com
Articlesymposium.com
Articletime.com
Article-warehouse.com
Articlez.com
Authorcontent.com
Awebhostingprovider.com
Awomaninbusiness.com
Az.co.cz
A-zz.com
Barvin.com
Bestparentingresources.com
Bestrealincome.com
Bigbusinessweb.com
Blogtelecast.com
Blt-web.com
Boazepublishing.biz
Bullmarketer.com
Business.afreepress.com
Businesshighlight.org
Business-opportunity.biz
Businessseek.biz
Buyincomeproperties.com
Cashflowseller.com
Chiff.com
Choosetoprosper.com
Cjp-internetmarketing-tools.co.uk
Clickforcontent.com
Click-partners.com
Commandopress.com
Commonconnections.com
Compositiondepot.com
Contentdesk.com
Contentwow.com
Cooltopix.com
Creditland.co.uk
Crickens.com
Cumuli.com
Cyberprosper.com
Directonlineloans.co.uk
Ebooksdeal.com
Ebooksnbytes.com
Ebusinessbasics.com
Ecomallbiz.com
Ezadsuccess.com
Ezau.com
Ezilon.com
Ezineannouncer.com
Ezinecrow.com
Ezinefactory.co.za
Ezinefinder.com
Ezineline.com
Ezineplug.com
Ezinetrendz.com
E-zinez.com
Fabaroo.com
Family-content.com
Finance.groups.yahoo.com
Financeresourcedirectory.info
Free-article-bank.com
Free-article-search.com
Free-articles-search.com
Freeclassifiedad4u.com
Freetraffictip.com
Freewebsitecontent.biz
Freezine-articles.com
Freezinesite.com
Fresh-articles.com
Geminipublishing.com
Getyourarticles.com
Globalnetone.com
Go-article.com
Googul.net
Groups.yahoo.com
Health-diet-alternativemedicine-info.co.uk
Holisticjunction.com
Home-based-business-opportunities.com
Homebiztools.com
Home-business-income.net
Home-business-tips-newsletter.com
Homebusiness-websites.com
Hotlib.com
Iffizpartners.com
Im4newbies.com
Inetopp.com
Innerself.com
Insuranceapple.com
Internetbasedmoms.com
Internet-search-engines-faq.com
Jorbins.com
Killermarketingarsenal.com
Knowledgeoutpost.com
Learningfolder.com
Lilengine.com
Logo2d.com
Lrsmarketing.com
MakingProfit.com
Marketing-of-training.com
Marketingpitbull.com
Maxebook.com
Mediamonkey.co.uk
MegaRelease.com
Mega-success.com
Members.article99.com
Midamericapublishing.com
Miniguides.info
Money-central.info
More4you.ws
Multiple-revenue.com
Myarticlezone.com
Mydolittle.com
Needarticles.org
Netpromarketer.com
Netterweb.com
Newarticlesonline.com
Newsweb.info
Niche-article-directory.com
Nowlearnmore.com
Obp.com
Onearticles.net
Onelasvegas.com
Onlinearticleconnection.com
Onlineinternetcoach.com
Opportunityupdate.com
Organic-rankings.com
Patsula.com
Personal-writer.com
Postgator.com
Pressbox.co.uk
Prnewswire.com
Promoloop.com
Promotezone.com
Promotiondata.com
Prweb.com
Publish4profit.com
Rapidarticle.com
Real-articles.com
Recommendedsite.info
Reliablearticles.com
Rut-escape.com
Ryze.com
Sales-masters-world.com
Sbinformation.about.com
Scriptmenu.com
Searchguild.com
Selfstartersweeklytips.com
Seniority.co.uk
Settinglifegoals.com
Sideroad.com
Sierratimes.com
Skillz4u.com
Smallbusinesshowto.com
Smartbiz.com
Solidbytes.com
Stickyarticle.com
Storebuilder.co.uk
Submit-articles.biz
Submityourarticle.com
Submit-your-articles.com
Submityournewarticle.com
Superarchives.com
Tc-sales.biz
Techauthor.net
Textads.sourceforge.net
Thearticlegenie.com
Thearticlesyndicate.com
Thearticlezone.com
Theezine.net
Theselfimprovementsite.com
Thewebbpage.com
Thewebcontent.com
Thewebmasterblog.5gigs.com
Thewhir.com
Tigrafix.com
Timestreets.com
Tips.com.my
Top1k.com
Toparticles.net
Topten.org
Top-web-marketing.com
Toupin.com
Traffic-advisor.com
Uncoverthenet.com
Upromote.com
Ushopi.com
Warriorforum.com
Webhosting-articles.com
Webhostsonline.com
Webmarketmagazine.com
Webmastertraffictools.com
Webpromotionguru.com
Webpronews.com
Webreference.com
Webs-best-directory.com
Website-promotion-ranking-services.com
Weeno.com
Williammcdermott.com
Womans-net.com
Wordwidedirectory.com
Work911.com
Writingcareer.com
Xongoo.com
Xpressideas.com
Youcanlearnmore.com
Yournetarticles.com
Zerocostarticles.com
Zonebot.com
Zongoo.com
Wednesday, January 2, 2008
New year-2008, Tips and tricks for Bloggers
Here's a basic tip that you can implement on yourblog today that will have an immediate positive impact on your traffic:
Include Photos.
Yep, it's that easy. A photograph or pictureenhances a blog post and I have no doubt that in most cases if you did a basic A/B test of the exact same blog article with and without a photograph, the article with the image will generate a better response.
It should be obvious to you why photos and pictures enhance a blog since I expect you enjoy images too. Words are good but pictures tell a thousand stories they say, so whenever possible use the power of words and pictures together.
Let's look at some of the ways you can integrate photography into your blog.
SMALL BUSINESS BLOGGING
I'll start off with what I know best - small business blogging. If your blog is designed to sell you (your services or your profile, etc) then adding a photograph of yourself is a must.
One of the most effective credibility building tools is to include a photo of you with someone famous in your industry or just someone famous in general. Get yourself a happy-snap with a high profile entrepreneur like Richard Branson or Donald Trump and you have a fantastic tool for building a reputation in business circles.
The logic behind this is obvious - if you are socialising with experts in your industry then you, by association, are perceived as an expert too.
Even if you don't have any celebrity snapshots to include on your blog, be sure to at least include a photo of yourself (or several). Blogging is about personality and it's important your readers can identify with you. A headshot on your blog
helps foster a natural rapport with your audience and projects an image of trustworthiness and friendliness.
Obviously you should use a photo with a smile and an approachable and friendly look if you want positive outcomes. It doesn't matter how old or freaky looking you think you are - just smile and people will like you :-) There's no room for being
shy if you want to be famous in the blogosphere.
Friday, August 24, 2007
*Search Engine Marketing: Blogger Types: The Good, the Bad, and the Sleazy,
I have been learnt about Search Engine Marketing for four months. I read many articles about this subject. At last I find a nice article which I post here.
Last few weeks the author watched how things played out in the blogosphere after breaking the story of Google's new "unavailable_after" tag. He has tosay that what he learned was extremely interesting and educational to me! He has been writing articles for the High Rankings Advisor newsletter and other publications for many years and have seen bits and pieces of my work get picked up in various places; however, it's a whole 'nother ballgame when you break an important news story.
The 10 Types of Bloggers
Here are the results of my review and the 10 types of bloggers I found. You'll notice that they range from good to bad to sleazy.
1. Good: People who ask permission to reprint your article and add a bio with links back as requested. These are people who are generally looking to add some content to their own sites. They usually republish the article in full, and are happy to add whatever bio and links you specify.
2. Good: People who republish without asking permission but at least link back to the original article. I don't really have a problem with the folks who haven't asked permission if they at least have the courtesy of linking back to the original article. Sure, it's not as great as controlling what the links say in a bio, but it's generally fine.
3. Good: People who blog about something you wrote and who link to your original article, providing their own unique commentary or spin to go with it. This is the best type of blog post as it isn't a complete dupe of yours, and it gives credit where credit is due. Watch out, however, as sometimes these types of blog posts are critical of what you're written. Personally, I have no problem whether people agree or disagree as that's the foundation for blogging.
4. Okay: People who blog about what some other blogger blogged about, and link to both the original article and the blogger's commentary.
I probably should put this one in the "good" category -- as it really is fine -- but it still is irksome when the secondary blogger's post seems to get more credit than the original piece.
5. Bad: People who blog about what some other blogger blogged about it (as in #4 above), but who link back only to the blogger and not the original.
I was surprised at how prevalent this one was. I don't think that most people intend to snub the original author, but it happens a lot! Sure, you could say it's okay because the post they DO link to posts that link back to the original, but that's just not good enough. I strongly believe that the original writer should get credit where credit is due in a more direct manner.
6. Bad: People who blog on the topic and then Digg their OWN post instead of the original. I almost put this in the "sleazy" category, but I guess it's sort of borderline. It seems to me if the topic is Digg-worthy, it should be the original article or post that gets Digged. Unfortunately, that's often not the case.
7. Sleazy: People who don't ask to republish but do it anyway, and don't even link back! When they don't even put the original author's name on it, I believe it's
copyright infringement. If they do mention the author's name, but never link back to them in some manner, it's pretty sleazy in my book.
8. Sleazy: Scrapers who link or don't link, but add contextual link ads and
other crap to the content.
Unfortunately, this is extremely prevalent these days. I would guess that a good portion of those 93,000 results in Google fall into this category. I can't imagine those pages actually get any traffic, so I'm not sure what the point is. The next 2 don't quite fit into the good, bad, or sleazy categories, but were additional types I noted:
9. Strange: People who blog but somehow get their facts wrong. One post got the name of the organization (SEMNE) wrong and called it SEMPO. I'm not sure why or how, as it was right there in black and white. I don't believe there was any malicious intent going on, but it was strange nonetheless. (It was corrected immediately upon notification, so that was good!)
10. Dumbasses: People who just blog it cuz everyone else is. Good blog posts are good for a reason. Simply writing about something because everyone else has is not a good blog post. 'Nuff said! And on that note, I implore you to look at your own blogging practices to see if you fit in any of the categories above. If so, here's hoping it's one of the good ones!
This article is taken from the following site. To learn more about this subject, please visit this-
http://www.highrankings.com/advisor/10-blogger-types/
So i suggest the new comer to read the article very carefully and learnt about Serach engine marketing. This is very important for any web marketers to promote websites.
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