Guest post by Michael Martin from Pro Blog Design, where he writes about creating profitable, usable and attractive blogs. The omnipotent blogger is everywhere. He knows everything, and he knows everyone. He is the master of his topic, and he is a fraud. To be an omnipotent blogger, you do not need to know everything. You need merely give off the impression that you do. How do you go about this?... lire la suite
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Guest post by Michael Martin from Pro Blog Design, where he writes about creating profitable, usable and attractive blogs. The omnipotent blogger is everywhere. He knows everything, and he knows everyone. He is the master of his topic, and he is a fraud. To be an omnipotent blogger, you do not need to know everything.
Here’s to a safe and joyous holiday season for you and yours. In the event that you’re actually looking for something to read, here are a few links for your solstice surfing pleasure. See you next year! Why Nobody Should Buy Digg Digital Scarcity: Does It Still Convert?
It’s time for the ubiquitous “best of 2007″ lists, so why not one for Copyblogger? I’ll go ahead and do a round-up of the year’s best-received posts, with a bit of commentary on what was notable from each month. So, if you missed anything from 2007, here’s a second shot at it.
jeu 28 fév 2008 Many Bloggers ! Note :
lun 23 juin 2008 UB: MANY BLOGGERS ! Note :
MERCI ! A Adri: et Jibz (Radikal: car sans leur transpiration tout ça n'aurait été possible! A nos 3 groupies qui ont dansé et crié jusqu'a perdre leur voix pour les 3 prochaines semaines Et oui, toi, tes yeux te piquent et pourtant tu ne rêves pas, URBANBLOGGERS a découvert l'ipod battle 2 Many Bloggers pour la première fois ce vendredi a l'OPA, et est rentrée avec une Numark dxm06 !
Opposing View: at New York All season long, Sonics Beat will be consulting an expert on the opposing team as part our gameday preview. Today, we get another NBA blog veteran in Mike Kurylo of KnickerBlogger. net. And while we’re talking KnickerBlogger, don’t forget to check out their stats page daily for the latest advanced metrics.
Well, I guess it had to happen sooner or later. For the first time, Seth Godin is releasing a new book, and I won’t be buying it. You’d think that a shameless Seth fanboy like me wouldn’t be able to pass up the purchase. But it’s not happening this time. Why? Because for the first time, I got a free advance review copy.
At least for Copyblogger, that is. It’s been a good run. From last fall, I’ve grown this blog from 6,000 subscribers to close to 29,000. My strategy for 2007 relied on appealing to social media news and bookmarking sites, plus the goodwill of bloggers around the world who thought my content was worth mentioning.
Today’s makeover is for Scott Whitney’s Four Ps of Podcasting CD. When he first contacted me in October his site was live only a short time, but having taken a fresh look, there’s still a lot that Scott could be doing to pop conversions. He uses a series of landing pages - smart - each one keyed to one search phrase - even smarter - so he’s definitely on the right track.
If an alien were to look down from outer space and analyze the hierarchy of animals on the earth, who would be at the top: humans or dogs? Think about it. We bathe and groom them. We supply them with food and water. In return, all they do is smile and wag. Who’s really in charge?
Two weeks ago I wrote a post about how re-purposing headlines from the magazine Cosmopolitan can help you come up with ideas for blog posts and articles. I invited readers to try it for themselves, and plenty did. So, let’s take a look at what people came up with. The really cool part is that several readers let me know that the articles they wrote using this technique brought in tons of traffic.
Silence. It’s frightening for a writer. Not real silence, of course, but the eerie quiet inside your head, the mysterious absence of words. You think and think and think, but it’s like turning on a light switch when the lightbulb is blown. Nothing happens, no matter how hard you try.
Michael Stelzner of Writing White Papers has announced the winners of his second-annual Top 10 Blogs for Writers. I’m honored to say that Copyblogger came out on top for a second year. There are many great blogs that are repeating from last year, plus some really strong new blogs that have made the list.
Hold on folks, articles & commenting will be off as I migrate my site to another server. It should go through in a few days. I’ll put up a new article when the transfer is complete. Happy New Year.
Hold on folks, articles & commenting will be off as I migrate my site to another server. It should go through in a few days. I’ll put up a new article when the transfer is complete. Happy New Year.
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I have it in a really bad way. I haven’t posted in weeks. I think about writing often but just can’t seem to be inspired as to what to say. I really like writing/blogging so I don’t know why I’m having such a hard time. I don’t want to let this blog die. Has this happened to anybody else out there?