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Dec 03 2007

Learning, my best achievement in blogging

Published by tclian at 11:14 pm under Blogging

Before I have my own blog, I read many blogs with different niche like money blogs, humour blogs, food blogs, football blog and etc. These blogs has their own unique that attract readers to become the RSS subscriber for that blog. As a reader, I can see how much effort these bloggers have put into their blogs just want to share their expert and knowledge with people all around the world.

 

There are many reasons that influence me to start my own blog and now my blog is only less than a month year old. At this moment, I think my best learning in blogging is my best achievement in blogging. My best learning:

 

Exposure
This is the first lesson I learned in blogging. If you finish writing a post, publish it and just stop right there. This is a mistake. You need to find ways to expose your blog to the blogging world. As a beginner blogger, I need the help from social media like StumbleUpon to gain exposure. Exposure not only help you getting people to visit your blog but get comments from others. Comments can benefit your blog.

 

Read blogs in the same niche
Reading posts from blogs that have same niche with your blog is important. You learn from others on how to improve your blog and broaden your knowledge in blogging. I think this is the first step to the success in blogging.

 

This is my best learnings in my two weeks blogging journey. Do you still remember your best learnings in blogging when you just started your own blog?

12 Responses to “Learning, my best achievement in blogging”

  1. # Simonneon 04 Dec 2007 at 2:03 am

    Hi, thank you for submitting your post in my group writing project. I wish you good luck and I hope your blog gets the attention it deserves. Keep on the good job.

  2. # tclianon 04 Dec 2007 at 9:32 am

    Thanks for your suppport

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  5. # Jacob Shareon 06 Dec 2007 at 3:08 am

    It still amazes me how much traffic you can get from leaving comments on other people’s blogs, that was one of the first lessons I learned as a blogger. Another one was that it gets easier with time and experience, like anything else but of course you don’t think that way when you set out.

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  7. # Aaron Stroudon 09 Dec 2007 at 4:31 am

    Tclian, congratulations on starting your blogging journey! Although we started our blogs around the same time, I can’t help but wonder if you’ve got the better approach.

    I planned for years, but only just now started. Sometimes I think I would have been better off if I’d started earlier, even if I would have had more “learning experiences” along the way!

    @Jacob, you’re right. Commenting really can generate a lot of traffic!

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  11. # Idetrorceon 16 Dec 2007 at 7:14 am

    very interesting, but I don’t agree with you
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