From the monthly archives:
February 2008
Simple Guide to Styling Your Post Headers for Those with Limited Technical Skills
Part three of: “Stylizing Your Content”.
I’ve decided to focus on WordPress for this series of posts because it seems most of you use it. However, most of the customization tips use html and css so they can be applied to many other blogging tools such as Movable Type, Blogger, etc. I will be using the […]
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Content is King - Style is Queen
Part two of: “Stylizing Your Content.”
Okay, so you’re not a designer nor do you know very much about code. That’s fine. We’ll keep it simple (for now) and show some ways to beautify your stock looking content. We’ll put a dress on it, give it a nice waxing, clip its nails, find it a date […]
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Why This Post is Ugly and Won’t Attract Readers
The paragraphs are non-existent and the lines of text seem to blend into one giant glob of black on white. There’s no stunning imagery to pull your attention from the 527 other blogs in your feed reader. There’s no links - giving the impression that I did absolutely zilch in research (which is true). I’m […]
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7 Weird Things About Jay
Everyone is doing it, and I was tagged so…
The only two things in the whole world that annoy me to fury are people who use those gas powered leaf blowers and people who chew gum indoors. I think these people should be brutally murdered and when I come across them I fantasize about it. To […]
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How Do Artists Make Money Online?
Yesterday we discussed the artist’s struggle and today, if you’re ready to give up the notion that one must struggle, and always struggle, to be an artist worth a shit, then lets discuss some incredible ways to make a healthy living by harnessing the online world.
Create a website to offer your services and display your […]
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Can You Take the Struggle Out of the Artist?
I recently asked a good friend, “How do artists make money online?” Her response:
“We don’t make money, we struggle.”
Now, she was being facetious of course, but how many people actually think this way? How many artists live their lives believing the struggle is part of the package? To live a life of penury is to […]
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Q&A: Blogging (and Blego)
I’ve been tagged with a meme so I thought it would be fun to participate (plus it finishes with a list of questions that are of benefit to this particular audience):
Rules:
The person tagged must copy the word (”Blego”) and paste the definitions of the word contributed previously by the people who did the meme.
A link […]
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Email Evolution
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Has Your Blog Been Sucked Down the Google Drain Pipe?
I decided to forgo the post I had ready for this morning to write about something that has very recently affected me.
Last night I signed into one of my WordPress blogs to find about 70% of the posts missing and the ones that remained were so out-of-whack I decided I was better off just deleting […]
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3,413 Resources for Inspiring Creative & Intelligent People - The King of All Lists
Creativity comes in all shapes, sizes, and colors. Whether we need a quick inspirational pick-me-up to jump-start our writing, a change in our visual surroundings to motivate brush strokes, a funny anecdote to enhance that speech we’ve been stressing over, or just a moment to smile, laugh, cry, or vent - it’s the inspiration we […]
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Generating Blog Traffic - From “Hello World!” to “Hello Subscribers!” - for Beginners
This is a continuation of my previous post: What One Month of Blogging Has Taught Me (and some stats).
“You might want to expand on your traffic generating methods. So many people are looking for ways to gain more readers.” - Dave Origano
Ain’t that the truth.
What I will do here is provide the exact steps I’ve […]
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