Share blogging tips from your experience.
There are many great bloggers out in this network. I thought it would be cool if you guys shared some tips from your experience. Edit: Share us what are the things you guys do after making a blog post.
Reason: I wanted to be more specific.
Here's my tip:
How to increase blog comments by 100% ?
Reply to all of them 
. The number of comments just became double, right?
How's my thought? 
I like your suggestion but what if all those comments a spam
For non-personal bloggers, SEO ( keyword analysis ) is the right way to go. ( apart from great content )
For personal bloggers who want to reach more readers, focus on quality, consistency, and social interactions.
For [personal] bloggers who blog mainly for satisfaction, forget everything and write only when you feel like writing something, be it posts everyday or one post per year.
I'm a tech blogger. And I don't have "great" content.So what's frequency of posting is the best in your opinion. But I'm afraid if I concentrate on quantity I may lose quality 
Gaurab
Suvin If not great, try writing good content - correct grammar, correct information and if you are writing some tutorials - easy to follow tutorials that include troubleshooting help.
Maintaining quantity and quality is one of the key to good search engine rankings. No one knows why certain articles rank well in SERPs while other don't. Having more number of articles increases the probability of an article performing well in SERPs.
Suvin you have a tech blog or a gadget review blog ? B'coz @Ranjith is giving you tips for a tech blog. For review blogs you should focus on writing as much content as possible and should try to keep your blog up to date with latest gadgets on offer.
OPAY sounds too exciting boy!!! [greedy smile]
I blog about computer tips and tricks, also social media tips. Also rarely some reviews of gadgets or websites. But I like to concentrate on computers.
MY TIP: I use buffer to schedule and post on my social networks. And I used tweriod to setup the posting time on buffer. I hope you can use these tools too. They're free!
Note: I wanted tips likes these, now you guys understand!
My experiance..
- Blogging is costly..
- Blogging demands hard work and time
- No one reads my blog..
Quality always excels !!!
I dont get more than 1000 per month
We were actually discussing about " Share blogging tips from your experience.".. So how is the journey so far ??
More or less we're sailing together Sharma ji [yeah wala smile]
Don't waste time with SEO. Other than URL thingy, headline and description, rest is just garbage. SEO is going to die out anyways. Concentrate more on lowering bounce rate and increasing average time on site by developing really good content. If people can't do blogging, its best if they don't continue by putting up trashy/plagiarised/misleading/re-written content.
Here comes some nutrients from a veteran dietician... note down greenhorns [Holding up specs]
Absolutely. And the truth is that a lot of bloggers waste plenty of manhours just thinking of every other thing on earth than good original writing. it is best to spend years developing your own writing style... and then there will always be readers who will drop by.
Now my turn to be the wise banyan tree:
- If you got good writing skill consider it a gift not everyone has around you. Value it and nurture it!
- Blogging is really like sweating out in a gym... every newbie wants to become Sylvester in a week but that's impractical dream. It takes patience and sincerity. Keep writing honestly and you're bound to get noticed and rewarded. Whenever I felt my progress inadequate and analyzed what went wrong or how others overtook me- it was always my lack of sincerity and effort. So, better be honest or don't expect at all.
- Write what you want, not what the world wants from you. Coz, probably you're not a versatile robocop...?
- Interact with the world in a manner you're comfortable with. It's always nice to be polite an d compliment your colleagues.
No matter who you're, how you're, what you think of me, I know you're a good and special person.
Second point nails it.. 
Although somewhat off-topic, do you ride a red bike Hunky sir? Coz I felt I spotted you a day or two back in Ranigunj bazaar crossroad [curious]
I do, but sorry doc, that wasn't me at that time, in that place
Hi5
What about the three Ws?
Wrestling - with ideas and not letting the really good ones escape
Writing - with a bit of you spread all over
Whittling - away all unnecessary stuff and being your own harshest editor
...in the order that I have mentioned. :)
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Hmm. This seems to be really useful advice. Time to think about blogging along these lines...
Alright I asked blogging tips and what are you guys saying! I'm outta here :p
Don't tell bloggers to post comments in your site and in exchange you'll do the same. That's just pathetic. Whom are you trying to impress by doing such lame tactics? Its the same philosophy that people who buy bot programs for comments have. It just doesn't work. You need to work on getting the people in general to check your site. When you do this, blogger communities will be deemed as a faux community that doesn't have the odd crowd as readers. the more this happens, the more companies will think that marketing via bloggers is a waste of time and money and effort. Also, if its a review- make sure you have that object infront of you. Or else don't bother calling it a review. Writing for summarizing specifications in the form of a paragraph is NOT a review. Also, don't blindly post press releases. Read, research, check, very information from PR via different sources and then post.
Write consistantly and share only after they are indexed in Google.
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