January 23, 2012 · This post currently has 0 comments
All bloggers have the sense, at some point or another, that their blog has begun to grow tired or stale. They struggle to post new content and feel uninspired by the content that they get. Moreover, their fears are legitimized by dropping comment levels and a decrease in visitors to the site. What to do? How can your right the ship and breath newfound inspiration into a blog that has grown stagnant?
March 18, 2010 · This post currently has 6 comments
Having a well-organized blog can make a huge difference in the ability of your readers to navigate your site quickly and efficiently. Moreover, there are few who will likely disagree that keeping your readers happy is one of the best ways to keep them coming back to your blog. If you’re looking for some ideas on how to make your blog more efficient and better organized for your readers, here are some tips that could help you do so.
May 5, 2009 · This post currently has 7 comments
Internet copywriting is different from traditional copywriting for many reasons. I recently remembered a highlight about my trip to Manipal University where I was able to interact with Mr. Raviraj, who is a Journalism professor there. It was interesting to know from him that he is trying to train his students on writing for the web. I am no journalist, but I blog
Here are a few key differences I noticed about web writing and print writing.
May 2, 2009 · This post currently has 5 comments
Why Massive Scaled up Niche Websites? What is the Strategy, boss?

I currently have..err..so many of them that I dnt even remember how many, I get this question like everyday. Every other person I meet usually decides to start with one massive site with everything from Apples to Zebras, and I quitely smile to myself and try to explain that its not just right to do so.
April 17, 2009 · This post currently has 14 comments
So, how do I do it?For one, I am always mentally prepared to write content for my blogs as I know my niches well and I get ideas for posts mostly in the shower or in a place where I have no internet access. I use my mobile to jot in content ideas and sync them up. And two, I have a fairly good typing speeds of 65 wpm. So, lets start off!
1. Open up Google or your favourite article source site and search for the topic you are going to write about. Open up 3-5 pages.
April 9, 2009 · This post currently has 7 comments
After the first 60 minutes of meeting anyone up, I would ask them to blog. I keep meeting up a whole diverse set of people including Martial Arts teachers, working professionals and college students. Everyone asks “Why should I blog?“.
Even if you are a nobody today online or offline, you have to get your own domain and put up at least a resume on it!
But what do I blog about?!
December 21, 2008 · This post currently has 3 comments
Its very important to have your blogging milestones set before you start off blogging – thats what theory says. Unfortunately, I or anyone is rarely guided by people while starting off. After about 3 years of Blogging (4 years, If manually updating html pages everyday can be considered blogging)
, here is what I think is the best way to start with your blogging milestones.

And while monetization comes in the later parts, this will probably answers your questions on making a living from a blog
December 6, 2008 · This post currently has 0 comments
Its a creative world outside!!! I know Joseph Thomas as a blogger and met him through the BlogCamp Kerala in August. What really caught my attention was a recent newspaper article about him in a national newspaper. He is the founder of Blogswara, which is a interesting mix of audio-blogging.
What is blogswara?
Blogswara is an internet music community which acts as a common platform for musicians (a majority of whom are amateurs) to showcase their talent before the world by producing original music and share it over the internet.
December 3, 2008 · This post currently has 2 comments
Recently I had a chance to check up on my friends blog to edit his theme a bit. I was taken aback with this bloggers design. He has two different plugins for social bookmarking, his each post had some 7-10 tags, 2 sets of related posts and a rss subscription options and luckily no ads.
That got me thinking, what do you want your readers to do after reading a post in your blog? Initially my aim was to increase rss subscribers which saw my subscribers catapult from 200s to the present 800s range. I have also added adsense to some of my posts in the footer recently.
November 27, 2008 · This post currently has 11 comments
Godaddy now has a promo running where you can get your very own .com domains for 99 cents! It cannot get cheaper than this to claim your virtual real estate online. The coupon code for this offer is 99DOMAIN.I am confused as to which domain should I buy! You better hurry up!
Buy your domain today! Thanks to Balanarayanan for sharing this info. Get your domain and start blogging, creating a niche website or just put your 1st grade photo online!!!
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