Lately though, I have begun to notice that most of the advice given in these articles revolve around one key “parameter”. What does that mean? Well, advice is all well and good… In most blogs ;-) . However, if we are to successfully improve, I would say we need a good balance of ….
There are plenty of blogs, blogging about building a better blog. They offer numerous ways of improving your blog. I have also contributed my share of
blogging guidance.
TimeI wish I had endless hours to work on my blog. Sadly though, reality speaks otherwise. Unless you are full time blogger, you might squeeze a few minutes here and there to write a post. In most cases, it reflects on your post.
In order to reduce the time spent on a particular post, most of us purposefully compromise on perfection; Yes, quality indeed.
Proof readingSome people are blindly sloppy. Others, simply “compromise” on proof reading. I am guilty as charged. On rare occasions, I just glimpse through once and then press the
publish button.
Pardon me!
ContentYou can’t transform yourself into a creative, free thought maverick everyday!
Ideas are hard to come by sometimes.
I generally don’t write when I don’t have anything “moving” to add. However, I have come across a couple of blog posts, which are written for the sake of writing! Written for the sake of keeping the blogging rhythm ticking.
Spending a little more time on a headline, image or even structure… could it ultimately make your blog post better?
Blogging relationshipsDo you take the time to reply your email, comments? Hm…
Well, those were a few examples that are somewhat obvious, I am sure you can think of more. What can you do about them? Hm……
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