Comments on: Content That Sells http://www.thatblogsite.com/content-that-sells/ Blogging Advice and the Ramblings of a 17 Year Old Entrepreneur Fri, 19 Mar 2010 06:07:37 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: Kaitlyn http://www.thatblogsite.com/content-that-sells/#comment-5375 Kaitlyn Fri, 17 Jul 2009 17:35:18 +0000 http://www.thatblogsite.com/?p=357#comment-5375 What to Consider When Choosing HDTV ... ? Kaitlyns last blog post..THIS SCRIPT IS NO LONGER SERVING DATA. UPDATE YOUR PLUGIN What to Consider When Choosing HDTV … ?

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]]> By: Barbara Ling http://www.thatblogsite.com/content-that-sells/#comment-751 Barbara Ling Wed, 07 May 2008 19:46:24 +0000 http://www.thatblogsite.com/?p=357#comment-751 Your own unique blogging voice is so critical to your blogs' success...I so agree! People read to be entertained and educated and informed...they don't read to be bored to tears. The human element will always win out over the make-money element every day. Data points, Barbara Your own unique blogging voice is so critical to your blogs’ success…I so agree! People read to be entertained and educated and informed…they don’t read to be bored to tears.

The human element will always win out over the make-money element every day.

Data points,

Barbara

]]> By: Rajaie http://www.thatblogsite.com/content-that-sells/#comment-743 Rajaie Wed, 07 May 2008 17:41:28 +0000 http://www.thatblogsite.com/?p=357#comment-743 I always thought that it's a good idea to add your personal touch to all the posts. Since humans are reading your posts and not robots, then you should know it feels to read something long and boring. Just ask yourself if you would enjoy reading it I always thought that it’s a good idea to add your personal touch to all the posts. Since humans are reading your posts and not robots, then you should know it feels to read something long and boring. Just ask yourself if you would enjoy reading it

]]> By: Alan from Zero and Up http://www.thatblogsite.com/content-that-sells/#comment-731 Alan from Zero and Up Wed, 07 May 2008 00:36:04 +0000 http://www.thatblogsite.com/?p=357#comment-731 I like to call that "voice" - and I agree, it's very important to write on a level that connects with the readers. Good post! :) Alan from Zero and Ups last blog post..<a href="http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/ZeroAndUp/~3/284382121/" rel="nofollow">As I Promised: Q & A</a> I like to call that “voice” - and I agree, it’s very important to write on a level that connects with the readers.

Good post! :)
Alan from Zero and Ups last blog post..As I Promised: Q & A

]]> By: Jerry http://www.thatblogsite.com/content-that-sells/#comment-730 Jerry Wed, 07 May 2008 00:17:30 +0000 http://www.thatblogsite.com/?p=357#comment-730 Carl, Your own post serves an example of the approach to blogging you are seeking to teach. I'm very new to blogging, yet already I can tell who I like to learn from and who just doesn't cut it. There are too many robotic bloggers out there, too many people just posting because they need to get a word in on the same thing everyone else is talking about. And they add nothing new. Think about it -- there are a zillion blogs out there about gadgets, or about Internet Marketing, or politics, or whatever. Within each of those respective niches, writers are all forced to cover more or less the same topics. This means you get a lot of redundancy if you're reading more than one blog on a particular subject. And life is short, so you're going to gravitate toward... what? Toward the interesting writer, obviously. There are a lot of elements in blogging that are easy to imitate. Personality isn't one of them. thatblogsite is not the biggest blog in its niche, but as a new blogger it's one that I'm glad I've found, in large part because of the person I sense is behind it. Thanks for all of your contributions. Jerrys last blog post..<a href="http://killthisblog.com/2008/05/06/google-levitation/" rel="nofollow">Google Levitation</a> Carl,

Your own post serves an example of the approach to blogging you are seeking to teach.

I’m very new to blogging, yet already I can tell who I like to learn from and who just doesn’t cut it. There are too many robotic bloggers out there, too many people just posting because they need to get a word in on the same thing everyone else is talking about. And they add nothing new.

Think about it — there are a zillion blogs out there about gadgets, or about Internet Marketing, or politics, or whatever. Within each of those respective niches, writers are all forced to cover more or less the same topics. This means you get a lot of redundancy if you’re reading more than one blog on a particular subject. And life is short, so you’re going to gravitate toward… what?

Toward the interesting writer, obviously. There are a lot of elements in blogging that are easy to imitate. Personality isn’t one of them.

thatblogsite is not the biggest blog in its niche, but as a new blogger it’s one that I’m glad I’ve found, in large part because of the person I sense is behind it. Thanks for all of your contributions.

Jerrys last blog post..Google Levitation

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