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Linkbait Roundup

Darren Rowse over on Problogger.net gives a few tips on how to get people to link to your blog. These tactics, sometimes called linkbaiting, don’t always work, nor should you always be using them, but from time to time, they… Read More »Linkbait Roundup

5 Ways to Gain Links to Your Blog Without “Building” Them

Blogging isn’t a one-man-show. It’s not just about writing content and publishing it on your blog. It’s about letting the people see it. Isn’t getting more traffic one of the primary purposes of blogging? Yes, it might be an outlet for your thoughts. But you surely don’t want to miss the opportunity of monetizing your blog.

So, how to earn from your blog? Well, through link building! But the tricky part here is that launching a link building campaign isn’t the only answer.

While you can choose from over different link building strategies for your campaign, there’s an easier way for it.

And that is by passively acquiring links from authoritative sites to your blog. You’ll surely breathe a sigh-of-relief in knowing these best ways to gain links to your blog.

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Compelling Approaches to Writing Your Blog Content

Your approach to writing and publishing your blog content is key. The actual process seems very cut and dry, but the standards set by your competitors’ posts that drive traffic in drove, are shared by thousands, and rank atop their target keywords in search results are absurdly high that it puts your approach in writing your posts into question. Are you doing it correctly? Will it be enough to achieve the same results like the posts set before you?Read More »Compelling Approaches to Writing Your Blog Content

Six Apart Introduces Movable Type 5. “Borrows” WordPress Dashboard Design

As much as we love to report about the state of ‘other than WordPress blog software’ as well here at BloggingPro, we can not help but give the announcement of the newly introduced Movable Type 5 a WordPress spin. And how could we not; the announcement will be completely overshadowed by the new dashboard design of MT 5.

Seriously, Six Apart? Is it April Fools’ Day today? Read More »Six Apart Introduces Movable Type 5. “Borrows” WordPress Dashboard Design

Blog Entries We Do Not Want To See In 2010

Blogging has become a major force in the last decade and we have seen many new uses for blogs. Many of us have successfully managed to make a living from blogging and there is no doubt that blogging will stay popular in the next decade.

But as blogging continues to mature, we have also seen several ‘content trends’ over the last years and hope that these trends will disappear as soon as possible again.

‘Twitter is down’ Entries

There are two reasons why we do not want to see these entries anymore. The first one is of course because we do not want our favourite networking platform to be down too often.

But the real reason why we do not want to see these posts is because there is no news value in this kind of entry. Maybe if you are a highly frequented tech blog or social network watchdog site you can get away with it, but the general rule is: we know that Twitter is down. If Twitter’s down, we can see it on the Twitter website, read all about it on Facebook, forums and our desktop client will notify us that something went wrong. Thanks for stating the obvious and adding to the noise.

If you really need to report that Twitter is down, tweet it! Read More »Blog Entries We Do Not Want To See In 2010