5 Types Of Articles You Can Write At The Year End On Your Blog
Almost 1 week is remaining for the new year – 2010, to start. Every person in the meantime looks at some good and bad memories for the year that is going to end, and also decides some resolutions for the next year.
As a blogger, you can write articles which will help you to increase your readership, relations with other bloggers and blog traffic. These articles are not the ordinary one which you usually write. These are some special topics which you can write most probably at the end of year.
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So You Think You’re Good At SEO, Huh?
If you really are an SEO expert, then chances are, you’re aware of *some* points discussed in this post. However, if you don’t consider yourself an expert when it comes to SEO, go on and read this post. You’ll find almost all of it interesting and worth the time spent reading.
That said, this post is not going to be on something specific. Instead, it’ll discuss on SEO as general. It won’t be the boring principles and concepts, either. So don’t shy away from it just yet.
What does SEO involve, anyway? Some say it involves building backlinks, others say it involves optimizing the internal functions of the website (linking structure, keywords density etc), while a few say it’s all about getting the word out and about.
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Wordpress 2.9 “Carmen”: What’s New & Problems You Could Face
Wordpress Users can now enjoy better wordpress experience by upgrading to the newer version 2.9 named “Carmen”. The new name has been kept in honor of magical jazz vocalist Carmen McRae.
Wordpress 2.9 comes Up with many new features as always. The main new features I’ve actually seen so far are the addition of the “Post Thumbnail” box in the writing screen, the new “Trash” status for posts, pages, and comments, and the image editor in the Media Library.
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Differences Between “A Blogger” And “A Successful Blogger”
This is a guest post by Gagandeep Singh of Landing Page Design.This is a follow up of the article “7 Tips To Improve Your Chances Of Being A Successful Blogger!“. In This post, you will find the reasons which differentiate between a blogger and a successful blogger.
When thousands of blogs are being added daily to blogosphere and each blogger want to get heard and earn a decent income from his blog; only a tiny fraction of blogs become successful. Then it becomes really important to analyze the qualities which turn a blogger into a successful blogger.
So in this article I would be writing of some qualities which are present in successful blogger but not in a blogger.
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Time Management For Bloggers And Marketers
This is guest blogged by Melvin from MelvinBlog.com, a super duper cool blog. 
These days, I have observed many school kids, college graduates and even the individuals who are doing regular 9 to 5 jobs are considering blogging and internet marketing as a source of part time income. However, I am not saying that this is not a wise decision to make but as we all know that blogging and internet marketing requires sufficient time and efforts from your side if you want to succeed.
In this piece of writing, I will (try to) shed some light on the most important issue which is associated with blogging and internet marketing, “time management”.
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7 Tips To Improve Your Chances Of Being A Successful Blogger!
There’s about 250,000+ bloggers blogging everyday on Wordpress.com with each creating, on average, 1-2 posts. Some of these are bloggers, while others are successful bloggers. The successful ones are those who have a dedicated group that follows them, interacts with them, and keeps visiting them over and over.
Being a blogger is not difficult; being successful requires hard work. Countless individuals set up blogs everyday. They spend hours upon hours customizing them, and installing all sorts of gadgets and plugins. But what they lack is the determination, direction, and will. Over 90% of bloggers will generally give up their blogging hobby after just about a week or month.
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