Comments on: Where to Park Your Content: Decisions, Decisions http://writetodone.com/2009/04/09/where-to-park-your-content-decisions-decisions/ Unmissable articles on writing Mon, 21 May 2012 03:14:05 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.1 By: everythng about seo http://writetodone.com/2009/04/09/where-to-park-your-content-decisions-decisions/#comment-16928 everythng about seo Wed, 02 Feb 2011 13:33:01 +0000 http://writetodone.com/?p=1118#comment-16928 If you desire to become more proficient in Search Engine Optimization I would advise you to check SEOmoz. And there is another blog called Slava's SEO Secrets. Both blogs contain valuable secrets on how to make your business highly competitive on the WWW. If you desire to become more proficient in Search Engine Optimization I would advise you to check SEOmoz. And there is another blog called Slava’s SEO Secrets. Both blogs contain valuable secrets on how to make your business highly competitive on the WWW.

]]> By: Danielle Ingram http://writetodone.com/2009/04/09/where-to-park-your-content-decisions-decisions/#comment-10389 Danielle Ingram Thu, 06 Aug 2009 07:53:32 +0000 http://writetodone.com/?p=1118#comment-10389 It think the main point of this blog is really important, for any type of writing whether an article, press release, newsletter, blog or feature. Think about your reader, because ultimately they can make or break your success. If you aren't engaging with them they aren't going to keep reading, if the piece isn't in the right place they won't read it at all. Getting inside the mind of the reader is a great piece of advice for any writer. It think the main point of this blog is really important, for any type of writing whether an article, press release, newsletter, blog or feature.

Think about your reader, because ultimately they can make or break your success. If you aren’t engaging with them they aren’t going to keep reading, if the piece isn’t in the right place they won’t read it at all. Getting inside the mind of the reader is a great piece of advice for any writer.

]]> By: Jeremy Head http://writetodone.com/2009/04/09/where-to-park-your-content-decisions-decisions/#comment-9633 Jeremy Head Fri, 08 May 2009 09:06:35 +0000 http://writetodone.com/?p=1118#comment-9633 No dilemma. I don't think you 'get' the web if this is seriously causing you issues. You post on your own blog... and then you offer links to the piece in other places if you think readers won't find it... But... if it really IS such a great post they will find it anyway. That's the fantastic thing about the internet - good stuff rises to the surface very fast. No dilemma. I don’t think you ‘get’ the web if this is seriously causing you issues. You post on your own blog… and then you offer links to the piece in other places if you think readers won’t find it…
But… if it really IS such a great post they will find it anyway. That’s the fantastic thing about the internet – good stuff rises to the surface very fast.

]]> By: Russell D'Souza http://writetodone.com/2009/04/09/where-to-park-your-content-decisions-decisions/#comment-9284 Russell D'Souza Fri, 24 Apr 2009 05:49:45 +0000 http://writetodone.com/?p=1118#comment-9284 @Writer's Coin I really love the idea of writing guest posts because its a win / win situation. It adds a fresh perspective to a blog and also exposes the writer to a new audience. One piece of advice, though, when you write a guest blog you should feature your name more prominently. I think that your link was only featured in small print at the bottom of the article. It wasn't even clear when I started reading the article that this was a guest post. Maybe next time put a small intro paragraph about yourself and where you write for. @Writer’s Coin

I really love the idea of writing guest posts because its a win / win situation. It adds a fresh perspective to a blog and also exposes the writer to a new audience.

One piece of advice, though, when you write a guest blog you should feature your name more prominently. I think that your link was only featured in small print at the bottom of the article. It wasn’t even clear when I started reading the article that this was a guest post. Maybe next time put a small intro paragraph about yourself and where you write for.

]]> By: Writer's Coin http://writetodone.com/2009/04/09/where-to-park-your-content-decisions-decisions/#comment-9200 Writer's Coin Sun, 12 Apr 2009 22:45:34 +0000 http://writetodone.com/?p=1118#comment-9200 @Cheryl: Yeah, there was a bad link in the post but we fixed it. Sorry about that! @Cheryl: Yeah, there was a bad link in the post but we fixed it. Sorry about that!

]]> By: Ian http://writetodone.com/2009/04/09/where-to-park-your-content-decisions-decisions/#comment-9198 Ian Sun, 12 Apr 2009 16:17:22 +0000 http://writetodone.com/?p=1118#comment-9198 Good advice. I hope it works for me. I'm publishing one of my better posts on Dark Roasted Blend next month, and they assure me that the link will bring a lot of new readers to my blog. I'll keep you posted. Good advice. I hope it works for me. I’m publishing one of my better posts on Dark Roasted Blend next month, and they assure me that the link will bring a lot of new readers to my blog. I’ll keep you posted.

]]> By: cheryl http://writetodone.com/2009/04/09/where-to-park-your-content-decisions-decisions/#comment-9196 cheryl Sun, 12 Apr 2009 12:30:00 +0000 http://writetodone.com/?p=1118#comment-9196 OK, I DID try to follow the link to The Writer's Coin embedded in the post, but it sent me to a 404-Not Found page. :-( OK, I DID try to follow the link to The Writer’s Coin embedded in the post, but it sent me to a 404-Not Found page. :-(

]]> By: Kevin http://writetodone.com/2009/04/09/where-to-park-your-content-decisions-decisions/#comment-9193 Kevin Fri, 10 Apr 2009 23:03:05 +0000 http://writetodone.com/?p=1118#comment-9193 Is there any etiquette rules that say you can't post to one blog and link from your own? That way, your readers get exposed to a blog which, obviously, you appreciate; and further, everyone who the piece benefits, gets a chance to see it. I even envision going as far as posting the teaser on your own site; at which point, the "continue reading," link could carry readers to the other blog. Am I missing something? Is there any etiquette rules that say you can’t post to one blog and link from your own? That way, your readers get exposed to a blog which, obviously, you appreciate; and further, everyone who the piece benefits, gets a chance to see it. I even envision going as far as posting the teaser on your own site; at which point, the “continue reading,” link could carry readers to the other blog. Am I missing something?

]]> By: Sheila Atwood http://writetodone.com/2009/04/09/where-to-park-your-content-decisions-decisions/#comment-9192 Sheila Atwood Fri, 10 Apr 2009 17:21:36 +0000 http://writetodone.com/?p=1118#comment-9192 My blog is fairly new. To start this I am inviting other bloggers to post on my blog. I hope this works out that I will be invited to write for them. Sheila My blog is fairly new. To start this I am inviting other bloggers to post on my blog. I hope this works out that I will be invited to write for them.

Sheila

]]> By: Terry Heath http://writetodone.com/2009/04/09/where-to-park-your-content-decisions-decisions/#comment-9191 Terry Heath Fri, 10 Apr 2009 13:37:00 +0000 http://writetodone.com/?p=1118#comment-9191 The same thing goes for deciding if you want to post a piece on a blog at all. A longer piece could be sent to a literary journal or a magazine. In that case, I think the question of quality comes more into play. The same thing goes for deciding if you want to post a piece on a blog at all. A longer piece could be sent to a literary journal or a magazine.

In that case, I think the question of quality comes more into play.

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