Another week’s worth of Beginner Bloggers
Since all my time and energy is being focused on my Beginner Bloggers blog and the 30 Day Blogging Challenge, this blog isn’t getting much action.
So I am continuing with my round up posts to keep you in the loop.
Blogging Etiquette – what to look out for
There’s always a good way and a bad way to do things. And blogging is no exception.
In fact, because blogging is so open to interpretation, people are always going to make their own rules about it.
Therefore here’s my quick guide to blogging etiquette: Read the rest here
Which WordPress is best for me?
This, of course, implies that there is more than one kind of WordPress.
You have the choice between whether you have a WordPress.com or a WordPress.org blog. And the one you choose will depend upon your needs, and the reasons why you have a blog.
Let’s take a look at them. Read the rest here
7 blogging fears and how to overcome them
Branching out into the unknown is a scary business. And setting up a blog is just the same.
It takes a lot of nerve to attempt to create your first blog, especially when you may not be very technically minded.
But be rest assured, blogging has become much simpler since when I first started, and you don’t have to be anything special.
All you need to do is to confront your blogging fears and know what to do about them. Read the rest here
Widgets, the what, the which and the how
There are lots of new jargonised words to learn in WordPress, and one of these is widgets.
No, we’re not talking about the thing at the bottom of beer cans that make its contents all frothy, widgets in WordPress are essentially specialised applications (little bits of code and programming) that add static or dynamic actions to the sidebar or footer of your blog. Read the rest here
10 writing boosters than will give your readers a better deal
The last thing you want to write is a boring blog.
You know, the ones that are a black wall of writing that goes on for ever and ever. Even if you’re not short of time, you take one look at it and think “no way!”.
So to make your posts easier and more interesting to read, here are some simple tips you could put into place right now: Read the rest here
Enjoy! There’s plenty more where these came from!
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