Blogging

[BigonaBianchi]

This is worth a good read if you want to get more relevant visits
http://www.kruse.co.uk/seo-tutorial.htm

 

[Sandra6]

Thanks both.
I don't have anyone in my "circles" I haven't worked that bit of google out lol. Wonder who it was?!

 

[BigonaBianchi]

I have only a three or four lol!
+1 me and Ill +1 you lol!

 

[Andrew_Culture]

I've had a blog at www.lawsie.com for about a decade, I moved it to blogger in 2005 and never looked back. I post anything I think is interesting, especially if it isn't covered well elsewhere on the web. On a good month I get about 7000 unique visitors and about once a year Google give me money for running their adverts on my blog.

Best advice is to stick with it!

 

[Sandra6]

I have only a three or four lol!
+1 me and Ill +1 you lol!

As soon as I work it out Boab, I promise!
Not sure now which is going to be the hardest part of the 30 day challenge, getting out on the bike or remembering to update the blog!

 

[Noodley]

1. Who writes a blog?
2. Anything else I need to know?

1. Nobbers
2. Nope

 

[deptfordmarmoset]

1. Who post on forums?
2. Anything else I need to know?

1. Nobbers
2. Nope

 

[Sandra6]

Thank you Noodley!

 

[Noodley]

A pleasure, as always

 

[hoopdriver]

I've written a cycling blog for about 18 months now and enjoy it very much. It takes a great deal f work and dedication if you want to build and maintain a readership, but it is also very rewarding. Ideally you need to try to post daily, something that is not always easy to do. My cycling blog is at: www.my-bicycle-and-i.co.uk

I have another blog of sorts about me professionally - I am a writer and photographer - where I post an "Image of the Day" on www.thebigwideyonder.com

 

[Sandra6]

I read your blog now and again Hoopdriver, it's very interesting.
I think mine is more for me, than for a "readership" though.

 

[hoopdriver]

I read your blog now and again Hoopdriver, it's very interesting.
I think mine is more for me, than for a "readership" though.

I began my blog for much the same reason - for me, so to speak, my own pleasure and to try to get back into the routine of writing something on a daily basis, something I used to do when I worked on newspapers many years ago and fell out of the habit of doing over years of writing long-term stories for magazines. I enjoyed - and still enjoy - the writing for myself, free of editor's demands, and the creative aspect. I would enjoy it even if nobody read it at all, but having a readership heightens the sense of involvement and has brought me into contact with a lot of very interesting people who I would otherwise never have 'met'.