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How to Start a blog (part 3)

Spy on your competition. Take a look at other blogs on your topic to see what other people are already doing. Ask yourself what you have to offer that is different from what other people are already doing. Identifying your niche will give your blog an angle that distinguishes it from your competitors....

How to Start a blog (part 2)

Think about how you want to help people. While you want to know your broad subject area, you need to focus your blog topics more narrowly, so that it has a clear purpose. Here are some ideas for ways that your blog can connect with your intended audience: Teach something. If you're passionate about a particular subject, and you have a lot of experience in that area, then you can offer your knowledge to both people who are new to the subject and others who are as experienced as you are. Provide the latest news and trends. Write about the latest developments related to your topic. You want to be someone who's viewed as the ultimate insider so that you can c...

blogspot!

First blog! This is mainly for showing off my photos and ideas for upcoming photoshoots I want to do! Though any constructive comments, criticism or suggestions/ideas are most welcome!...

New blog

So I finally made that theology blog I mentioned in the last post on here. This blog is no longer used, so go check out some new articles of mine here: http://www.thatancientfaith.blogboss.co.uk/...

How to Start a blog (part 1)

Ask yourself what you love, care about or wish to share with others. If you're going to write about something regularly and keep your blog fresh with new information, then you need to write about something that stokes your passion or that reflects your daily experience. Try some of these ideas to get your creative juices flowing: Politics. Sure, everyone has an opinion about politics, but you may have a unique point of view that needs to be heard. Food. Who doesn't love good food? Share your recipes, start writing reviews of the local cuisine scene or write about how the food that you ate in China was nothing like the food that Chinese restaurants serve i...

48 Excellent Examples Of blog Post Footer Designs

What happens when your visitors are done reading a post on your blog? Maybe they comment on the article, go read another one, click on an ad, get in touch with you, vote and share the post on social media sites, subscribe to your RSS feed, or… simply leave your site. Of course the last thing we want as bloggers and site owners if for people to scan/read an article and then leave right after. That would suck, right? What can we do to prevent that? Well, the space between the post and the comment section is the perfect place to put a little something that asks our loyal and new readers for some votes on social media sites or maybe invite them to read other art...