More links I'm not going to get around to posting about at length:
Building an Audience For Your Blog
Shane Richmond gives advice on building traffic, and some thought on what advantages branded blogging like My Telegraph offers.
So What's Brassneck?
Speaking of The Telegraph's blogging, they've acquired the services of the founder of Slugger O'Toole.
Seeding Content Via Blogs
Nice analysis of The Economist's use of blogs to promote content
New UK Blog Publisher
Techcrunch UK introduces us to another publisher who thinks blogs can provide a living
Blogs The Centre of our Online Identities?
Certainly true for me.
Building an Audience For Your BlogShane Richmond gives advice on building traffic, and some thought on what advantages branded blogging like My Telegraph offers.
So What's Brassneck?
Speaking of The Telegraph's blogging, they've acquired the services of the founder of Slugger O'Toole.
Seeding Content Via Blogs
Nice analysis of The Economist's use of blogs to promote content
New UK Blog Publisher
Techcrunch UK introduces us to another publisher who thinks blogs can provide a living
Blogs The Centre of our Online Identities?
Certainly true for me.
Brian Micklethwait (dot com) here. I hate "signing in" for the privilege of commenting, and I don't care for anonymity either.
Anyway, my comment is: that the first link may be wrong, and a repeat of the fourth one, rather than what it should be.
I was looking forward to what Shane Richmond had to say about building blog traffic. I am assuming I break most of his rules, and was hoping to break all of them.
Apologies if I got this wrong and my name does appear at the bottom of this after all.
... or then again, at the top.
Brian,
I agree that the default wording on the Movable Type templates I'm using is less than helpful in explaining the options for commenting. I'll fix it once (a) I've come up with a better form of words and (b) I figure out how to change it…
Thanks for pointing out the link error. It's now corrected.