Archive for 'Blogging'
How to Get More People to Respond to Your Articles
Posted on 09. Nov, 2008 by Julius Kuhn-Regnier.
Bloggers often feel the need to get a lot of people to write comments on their web site. Of course every person is happy if someone writes something nice like “Nice article! Keep up the good work!” It gives the tremendous amount of work you’ve put into your blog a sense. It makes it seem [...]
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Increasing Traffic and Technorati Authority Through Forums
Posted on 05. Nov, 2008 by Julius Kuhn-Regnier.
Bloggers are always eager to increase their traffic and to reach a broader audience. Most people do not know how to do that, especially people that are new to the blogging world. This is the problem! Beginners are the ones that really need more traffic and a higher technorati authority but they do not know [...]
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BackType – A New Twitter?
Posted on 30. Oct, 2008 by Julius Kuhn-Regnier.
BackType is a new and fast-growing web site. Its basic idea is to have a place where all the comments of bloggers are collected so other people can find, follow and share comments from across the web. Whenever you fill out the “Website” or “URL” field in a comment form when you publish a comment [...]
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Why is a WordPress.com Blog Good for Beginners?
Posted on 27. Oct, 2008 by Julius Kuhn-Regnier.
These days a lot of people keep writing that you should have your own domain for your blog and that this is really important. Further they argue that having a free blog is not good but I do not think this is true. I myself had a WordPress.com blog for several months. WordPress.com blogs are [...]
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How to Manage to Post Continuously
Posted on 23. Oct, 2008 by Julius Kuhn-Regnier.
Managing to post frequently is getting harder these days. Sometimes you might be on vacation, sometimes working, other times you are just hanging out with your friends. You often cannot predict when you are going to have time to write a post because there is always something that gets in the way. I myself struggled [...]
