5 More Blogging Sins

Neil wrote a very nice piece called web strategy consulting?) 4. Not having an about page I wanna see what you are about. If you vehemently support Bill O'Reilly - it's going to be pretty hard for me to take you serious. Posts can show intelligence, but the about page will show your personality (that I can identify with). The first thing you should do on any blog is change a default design (add some images, change the header, or at minimum feedburner. 2. Not having a best posts page The egomaniac blogger just because 200 people in the world read your site. You're still very lucky that they do, and if you act like a douchebag to people, always assume to be correct, or just plain talk out of your butt about topics you know nothing about - you can bet that your blog will become a worthless drain of time. Write what you know, and do extensive research on what you don't (and publish it). It's okay to make mistakes as long as you can own up to them when you do. *Bonus sin -Having broken comments or a slow loading site - and again, I appreciate the irony here. I'm hoping to have a redesign complete in the very near future after some database cleanup. Bookmark murdok: independent marketing consultant from the SEO school of thought. Todd earned a bachelors of business adminstration from Northwood University in 2003 while running an web design and consulting firm Webmasterworld and