Peter Rojas - Engadget
Don't try to jump to number one in your field immediately. a slow start allows you to make the inevitable mistakes when few people are looking.
John Neff - Autoblog
To bring new readers, work up new subjects to write about.
Ken Fisher - Ars Technica
Write what you feel rather than trying to appeal to a certain group.
Deborah Petersen - Life in the fast lane
Blog from your heart
Joel Comm - Joelcomm.com
Blogging effects are not limited to the web or technology - it can also affect local or regional events.
Brian Lam - Gizmodo
Check your facts before you publish.
Kristin Darguzas - Parent Dish
Soliciting readers feedback can generate new ideas for posts.
Chris Grant - Joystiq
Delivering timely information will keep readers coming back.
Scott Mcnulty - The unofficial Apple weblog
Don't write anything in a blog that you wouldn't say to someone face-to-face.
Philipp Lenssen - Google blogoscoped
Clear sensible titles make it easier for readers to scan your content and more likely to return to scan and read again.
2 comments:
Awesome nuggets David. It pays to take the advice of the masters.
Ryan
Absolutely Ryan, it's a great book with amazing conclusions from years of blogging and internet marketing!
thank you for the comment :)
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