The Four Dimensions of Blogging Series
As I recently reflected about blogging and its four dimensions as I see them did it occur to me that this could indeed be turned into a series as it besides offering a way of looking at blogging in a three dimensional perspective also offers a framework for a number of articles. It may take weeks or even months to get it done, but hopefully we will all learns something along the way.
A Beginners View on the First Weeks of Blogging and Beyond
One of the first post on this blog was The Top 5 things to do Before You Launch Your Own Blog. Since I now have a few more posts under my blogging belt do I feel adequately comfortable writing the follow up if you will.
After having installed, designed and tuned your blog are you ready to actually start blogging. The question is where to start. As explained in the before-mentioned article did I after looking at a couple of other blogs first posts decide to make a welcome post including why I wanted to blog, what I intended …
Favorites from Probloggers Top 5 Group Writing Project (Part 4)
This is the last batch of best and most relevant reads from Probloggers Top 5 - Group Writing Project considering the purpose of this blog (read communication, blogging, community, conversation, interaction, etc.). Once more you can learn a whole lot about connecting, communicating and educating yourself:
Top 5 Tips for a Successful Link Train
“I know the link train is a very powerful tool and that it can be optimized even more, but to be honest with you, I’ve come across some pretty agro bloggers who overreacted just a tiny bit if I forgot to exchange a favorite or anything …
5 Things You Should do Before Launching Your Own Blog
I am well aware that there are probably hundreds of posts about starting a blog published every year, but still I feel there is room for (at least one) more. Everyone seems to have a slightly different view on things even if many revolve around the same themes. This one is written not only to help those who are contemplating starting a blog, but also to serve as a reflection of the process for my own use as well as a starting point for this blogs community building. It thus serves two purposes: reflection and communication. Both of which, as …
