Resource for Bloggers Carnival – Edition 4
Welcome to the 4th edition of Resource for Bloggers Carnival! This month was a busy month for everyone, so this edition has less articles than previous ones. Though, for this month, the participation are great.
If you want to see the previous editions, please read Resource for Bloggers Carnival – Edition 1, Resource for Bloggers Carnival – Edition 2 and Resource for Bloggers Carnival – Edition 3. Thank you all for making time to submit your wonderful posts!
PabloPabla presents Simple Tips To Please Your Readers posted at Blogsreview.Net, saying, “A blog requires a blogger and readers to tango. Many bloggers dig through countless articles on how to improve the readership numbers but fail to realise that there are some simple tips to win your current readers over. One step which is often neglected is the conversion of a regular reader into a loyal reader – one who will stick through with you no matter whether your blog is going places or going through a slump. These simple and obvious tips are based on effective business marketing tactics, psychological methods and common sense.”
Raj presents The Secrets of Successful Blogging posted at MT Herald Dot Com, saying, “How to keep the flame of your blog get going without getting extinguished? How to keep away from getting demotivated? The answer is traffic! Traffic is the ultimate success of any blog. If your blog is without a single visitor, you lose confidence and enthusiasm. So, how to bring in traffic? How to sustain such brought traffic? How to prolong the initial enthusiasm that you had? How to be a successful blogger? I have amassed a few guidelines (which I’ve learnt over a short span of time) to withstand the pressure of getting withered out and to have the fun of blogging. All these tips are interconnected; hence, try to adhere to every single aspect because every small deed that you do in the right direction is a keystone in constructing your blog. Assuming that you are coming up from scratch, I begin here.”
Ian Richardson presents Would you like an Ezy way to manage multiple Wordpress Blogs? posted at Make Everything EzyAs123, saying, “While a typical website can take hours to update, a site built around a blog can be updated INSTANTLY and search engines quickly take notice…”
James Alenteal presents Do your prospects scan or read your sales pages? Part 1. posted at James Alenteal’s Conversion Rate Clinic, saying, “Did you know that the great majority of readers scan through your sales page without giving it much detailed thought? And after all that time you put into your copy. Carefully crafting that lead-in paragraph. Making sure your above-the-fold area was appealing and appropriate to your message. All this, just to have your prospect scan past it?”
James Alenteal presents Do your prospects scan or read your sales pages? Part 3. posted at James Alenteal’s Conversion Rate Clinic, saying, “One of the ways to approach the problem of people scanning (instead of reading) your sales page is to make your page “scan friendly.” This is consistent with what I teach elsewhere, which is to not fight your visitors, but to join them in their Inner Dialog, their sub-verbal language that we call “thought” that occurs between our ears.”
j blu presents 5 Tips For Preventing Blogger’s Brainfreeze posted at Blogging Tips & Fresh Perspectives – Fresh Geeks, saying, “Blogger’s Brainfreeze is a sharp and painful headache caused by excessive time spent blogging, researching, or promoting the blog-related. This can be harmful because it could potentially cause Blogger’s Burnout. So, how do you prevent the dreaded condition?”
Sharon Hurley Hall presents How To Promote Yourself Through Guest Blogging posted at Get Paid to Write Online, saying, “As you know, I think all writers should blog. That’s because blogging is a great way to sharpen your writing skills in a relaxing way. Having a blog is also a wonderful way to connect with potential clients, with other writers and online friends. And of course, it’s a fantastic way to promote yourself. However, there is a way to increase the promotional juice that you get from blogging, and that’s by sharing some of your writing savvy on other blogs by guest blogging.”
Nadim presents How to write an Outstanding Post? posted at Blogging and Search Engine Optimisation Tips – B4 Blogging, saying, “In today’s blogging days its is pretty much obvious people springing out with post for the blogs but as you read there is nothing which you find is away from each other, compelling the user to come back again to your blog and be a imperative reader of it. Blogging is not just about submitting or writing content which can be found on 100’s of other blogs with the same content its about what you give you reader apart from what others say.”
Karen Zara presents How To Get Ideas From 66 Lists – part 1 posted at Abaminds, saying, “Suggestions on how to generate new content based on 24 existing articles. Various inspiring topics are discussed, from business ideas to password recovery.”
Diana Bajenaru presents Free traffic requires hard work posted at My lucky number 13, saying, “Free traffic with minimum effort is a fairy tale! In this 3 month of blogging, I’ve learned that free traffic requires hard work. And by this, I mean free traffic requires a lot of time to get it. I’ve tried different ways to bring to my blog free traffic. I’ll list here what I’ve tried with some good results.”
That concludes this edition. Submit your blog article to the next edition of resource for bloggers using our carnival submission form. Past posts and future hosts can be found on our blog carnival index page.
The next edition of Resource for Bloggers Carnival will be held on this blog, on 13th January. The submission deadline will be on 12th January.
Thank you all for participating to the 4rd edition of Resource for Bloggers Carnival.
Happy New Year to all of you!
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