Tim Tyrell-Smith
Mission Viejo, CA
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William Bryan
Man I had an awesome post to write yesterday. I thought about it yesterday when I was with my friends at a bar/lounge and then when I came home, nothing I totally forgot what I was going to write about. Has this happened to you? What do you do when you have an idea to blog about and you are not near a computer? It really made me angry and I don't want it to happen again. thanks in advance.
93 weeks ago from Blogging Ideas, Gen-Y Professional Bloggers, Wordpress Bloggers and Brazen Bloggers2 more
John Southee:
I know people who carry a small notepad and pen with them everywhere. Luckily though, we have made advancements in the technological world and ...MoreI know people who carry a small notepad and pen with them everywhere. Luckily though, we have made advancements in the technological world and don't have to have anything more than our Smartphones. In my phone, I have a notes section where I jot down all kinds of things when I don't have paper nearby (sometimes even my grocery list). If you don't have a smartphone you could always just text yourself the idea before it gets away.
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92 weeks ago
Danielle Albright:
I practically live in a post it note book and a writing pad on my phone!
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92 weeks ago
Brigid Slipka
Have you changed the topic or scope of your blog? How did you do it? Advice? Did you also change your url?
My blog is about fundraising/philanthropy/nonprofits, but I'd like to expand it to allow me to write about all the other things that pop up in my head. The best topic I can think of that encompasses everything I want to write about is "philosophy" or even "living." On the one hand, that feels so broad, but on the other hand, I don't want to limit myself.
93 weeks ago from Blogging Ideas, Brazen Bloggers, Wordpress Bloggers, Gen-Y Professional Bloggers and Ask Penelope Trunk!3 more
Breanne Potter- Harris:
I'm with Tim- I did the same thing in January and it was most definitely painful, but necessary.
93 weeks ago
93 weeks ago
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I have a lot of different categories that I blog about, under the general theme of interior design and landscape architecture, which covers a lot ...MoreI have a lot of different categories that I blog about, under the general theme of interior design and landscape architecture, which covers a lot of territory. Lately I have been writing more about general topics, such as the design process and inspirations, using old posts as hyperlinks to tie it all together. Keep at it, its all worth it!
www.blog.vidaflora.net
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www.blog.vidaflora.net
92 weeks ago
Tim Tyrell-Smith
joined the groups SoCal Bloggers, Blogging Ideas, Wordpress Bloggers and Orange County, California2 more
93 weeks ago
Miri McDonald
Today marks my 2 month anniversary blogging on mirimcdonald.com. I'm curious, what do people think is expected in terms of blogging regularity? I've been doing 1x a week. Too infrequent? Opinions. I'd also welcome any feedback on my blog voice/topics, etc.
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Paul Balcerak:
@Miri- I second Tim's point—I think quality and consistency are the two most important aspects of blogging. I've built up an expectation of one ...More@Miri- I second Tim's point—I think quality and consistency are the two most important aspects of blogging. I've built up an expectation of one post per day, so when I miss a day...that sucks. But if you're posting once a week, as long as you don't miss a week, I think you can do just fine.
102 weeks ago
102 weeks ago
James Thomas:
Many of the blogs that post very frequently are just putting out short snippets of content (the written equivalent of soundbites).If you are ...MoreMany of the blogs that post very frequently are just putting out short snippets of content (the written equivalent of soundbites).If you are writing longer, well thought posts, I think once or twice a week is quite enough.
I have been blogging for years and have built a pretty good following averaging just two posts a week. As others have stated, it really all depends on your content and the target audience you wish to reach.
101 weeks ago
I have been blogging for years and have built a pretty good following averaging just two posts a week. As others have stated, it really all depends on your content and the target audience you wish to reach.
101 weeks ago
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