Doe's Dont's Of A Blog And Blogger

Blogging, despite its naysayers, has proved its many capabilities. The vast majority of people use blogs these days, whether for personal things or to advance a business. People became more aware through blogs, and businesses grew as people voted with their dollars.

Blogs also let you organize and save information. Many blog
sites give you the option of keeping your writings private,
allowing you to use a blog as you would a paper day planner.

Or, you can use your blog to store things like recipes, while
sharing them with others by simply leaving your writings
public.

If you do want to attract others to your blog, then having your
own blog is a bit like choosing a new car. You must choose the
make, color, and features that will best suit your needs. You
also must think of beautiful internal details that are visibly
attractive to others. Blog as though you are your primary
audience, but keep in mind that it will be viewed by many, like
a car owned by one person but intended to carry many passengers.

Your blog gives the viewer some insight in to who you are, just
like cars can help determine the personality of the driver.

To continue with the car analogy, there are some things you
should watch out for when blogging, much like making sure your
car is in the correct gear for the terrain. For those of you
who blog on personal topics here are some do nots...

The very first thing that comes to mind when acquiring a blog
is that your blog will most likely be open for public viewing.

Because of that, you must take layout and appearance into
account. You must also think about your audience. What type of
person do you envision reading and being interested in your
blog? You can then do some tailoring towards that audience,
thereby holding their attention even more firmly.

To those who are planning to use blog in business, take the
following as pointers...

Remember that the customer is your priority. Write to your
audience, and make sure your articles are easy to understand.

Don't assume that your customer knows anything about your
business. On the Internet, people frequently stumble onto sites
they didn't originally intend to view. If someone comes to your
site that didn't intend to, make sure you grab his or her
attention first and foremost. Then use that attention to
explain your products and services.

In general...

Do not over design your blogs. Simple is good! Make sure the
colors you choose for your text and for your background do not
interfere with reading your articles. For example, lemon yellow
text is almost universally difficult to see. This goes for fonts
too; don't choose anything too ornate. Remember, you don't want
anything to interfere with the readability of your blog.

Keep current! After a couple of times of checking into your
blog only to find no new content, those customers and/or
readers you worked so hard to attract will stop coming back.

You can also change the appearance of your blog occasionally,
in order to shake up the reader's expectations. Remember that
this can be a double-edged blade, however; plenty of readers
resist changes in appearance and are slow to warm up to
something new.

A way to know whether your changes are effective is to make
sure your blog is equipped with a way for visitors to leave
feedback. This will help you make effective changes to your
blog.

All these things should be considered when blogging. There
aren't any other things to remember when just starting to blog
since all instructions are given during the set up process.
Blogging is not difficult to do. Blogging is even easier than
HTML!

Planning, however, is important. Think about what you want to
say and what you want your blog to look like before you begin.

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