This article was written for King Reviews.

“In most cases, writing a post for your blog is quite different from other writing you normally do on the Internet. A blog is more of a diary/fast information or news kind of site that people go to for up-to-date information on the topic, or to get some advice or opinion from an expert.

Here are some proven tips for writing great blog posts that will keep your visitors coming back time and time again for more.”

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This article was written for BlogCouch.com

“Whether you are just creating a blog or wanting to improve upon a site you have already launched there are certain blogging tips that will help you do both. In either case the ultimate goal is to establish and maintain a steady flow of blog traffic. As business blogs have grown in popularity so have the number of techniques used to attract site visitors. The push for new ways to increase blog traffic generally almost always lead back to the tried and true methods that have stood the test of time.

In the spirit of the old saying ‘if it ain’t broke don’t fix it’ here are 7 blogs tips you can use immediately to attract and maintain a flow of traffic to your site.”

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This article was written for Blog Couch.

“In most cases, writing a post for your blog is quite different from other writing you normally do on the Internet. A blog is more of a diary/fast information or news kind of site that people go to for up-to-date information on the topic, or to get some advice or opinion from an expert.

Here are some proven tips for writing great blog posts that will keep your visitors coming back time and time again for more.”

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This article was written by Olusegun.

“Blogging is huge right now, as at early 2009, Technorati index indicated 133 million blogs online and about 900,000 post a day! This is January 2010. Don’t bother to do the Math just know that you have unimaginable competition. Here are a few non-techie tips for building your blog…”

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This article was written by Jeremy Gislason.

“In most cases, writing a post for your blog is quite different from other writing you normally do on the Internet. A blog is more of a diary/fast information or news kind of site that people go to for up-to-date information on the topic, or to get some advice or opinion from an expert.

Here are some proven tips for writing great blog posts that will keep your visitors coming back time and time again for more.”

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This article was written by Peter Stolmar.

“Here are a few neat Search Engine Optimization (SEO) tips to help your blog rank a little higher in search engines. Why should you listen to me about blog SEO? Granted this blog is fairly new, and PageRank 0, but most of my posts get listed in Google for the keyword I want within minutes, and I am actually on the first page right now for “adsense privacy” and “adsense cookies” (depends on your browsing history now).

Now, it is not very difficult to get into the first page as a “recent” result, even without much SEO – these are blog posts and other news items within the last few hours that show up in Google search results. Try it – if you search Google for relevant news when it happens (try Googling a Twitter trend) you will see a few blogs and sites with lower “authority” but when you search for them a few hours later they will be lower.

Often, these “fresh results” seem to completely drop out of the search results before going into the “main” index. Remember: now that Google uses your web history to refine results, you may need to clear cookies, clear web history, and change your Google search settings to see the “default” results, and you have less control over your position for your target keyword phrases in actual visitor searches.”

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This article was written by Nicholas Cardot.

“I first began blogging a little less than three years ago and I have certainly come a long way in this field since that first post. At first, it was a passive hobby, something to satisfy my knack at web and graphic design while at the same time being able to express what I was learning. Yet now, I love the passion of writing and the excitement of encouraging and challenging others.

A very large portion of my audience here at Site Sketch 101 is composed of other like-minded bloggers. Many of you find yourself somewhere along that same journey that I have been taking. Many of you want to improve your abilities to influence others through your blog.

It is important to begin with content. Many other attributes of a blog, including design and marketing, are useless if you cannot provide your readers with quality entertaining, challenging, and informative articles. In fact, you may have the neatest design in the world, yet without great posts your readership will only be mediocre. Follow these guidelines to begin transforming the quality of your blog.”

Read this article from Site Sketch 101.

“The social blog scene is getting pretty crowded these days and we cannot just stand here without releasing a new list. So give it up for the coolest social media & social marketing blogs out there!”

Read this list from Inspired Mag.

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“A blogger’s greatest asset is his or her credibility. It is a blog’s credibility which results in readers and eventually regular subscribers. There are millions of blogs out there and unless you can brand yourself as an authority in your niche, your blog will never live up to its full potential.”

Read this article from John Chow.

==> Need Twitter Coaching or Blog Coaching One-on-One? <==
If you want to get more out of your own social media experience… for your own individual needs using your own blog and website, Trilby and Peter offer “One-on-One” Twitter and Blog Coaching. With “one-on-one” coaching, your learning curve will be shorter and you will move faster, and more efficiently, into the social media world of Twitter and Blogging.

“There are times when blogging can be tough and it feels like we have just run out of ideas for our blog posts or as a freelancer we sometimes think there’s nothing else to write about.  Where does the muse go when we are feeling like this, and how can we get it back?

The muse doesn’t go anywhere, we just have to find the spark that will ignite the muse back into action and keep us writing.  There is no need to ever run out of ideas for articles or blog posts, you could write 100 posts per day and still never run out of ideas.  However, if you ever feel like your head has been emptied and you have no more ideas left, just take a look at some of these tips and you will be sure to connect with your muse again.”

Read this article from Life Snips.