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May 20, 2010 by Nina Amir Leave a Comment

Keeping Up with Your Blog When Using the Scheduling Option

As you’ve probably realized by now, scheduling your posts offers a definite advantage for the busy blogger or aspiring author. Now that you know how to schedule your blogs, however, you are at risk. You may walk away from your blog all week and pay no attention to what’s going on there. That’s a definite […]

Filed Under: Writing Posts/Chapters Tagged With: blogging, comments, Facebook, live posts, scheduled posts, scheduling, Twitter, Wordpress scheduling function

May 18, 2010 by Nina Amir 1 Comment

How to Schedule Your Blog Posts to Publish Later

As I mentioned in my last post, most blogging software offers you a way to write in advance and publish your posts on a schedule. This allows you to write your posts for a whole week or a month in one sitting (or two or three) and schedule them to publish whenever you want. For […]

Filed Under: Writing Posts/Chapters Tagged With: blogging, publish later, schedule a post, Wordpress, writing posts

May 16, 2010 by Nina Amir Leave a Comment

Blogging on a Schedule or Scheduling Your Posts

  As I said earlier, writers write. Yet, when I suggest to those aspiring writers who need to build platform that they create a blog, most tell me they don’t want to blog because they don’t want to the pressure of needing to write a post every day or several times a week. It’s just […]

Filed Under: Writing Posts/Chapters Tagged With: aspiring authors, blogging a book, platform, publish, Schedule, scheduling posts, Wordpress, writing posts

May 12, 2010 by Nina Amir 5 Comments

Writing for the Internet: Increase Ranking and Readers with Links

As you write your blog posts, you will want to consider providing links to resources you might find on the Internet. This also helps your ranking on search engine results pages (SERPs). Actually, everything you do that involves linking into or out of your blog helps SEO your blog. For this reason, you’ll want to […]

Filed Under: Links and Linking, Writing for the Internet, Writing Posts/Chapters Tagged With: blog roll, comments, links, linnking, SEO, SERPs

May 11, 2010 by Nina Amir 5 Comments

Writing for the Internet: Compare Keywords

I am by no means an expert in search engine optimization (SEO). I know very little about SEO, and evaluating competitive keywords. I do know a little. Maybe I know more than you. So, let me tell you what little I know. One of the best free places to go to compare key words remains […]

Filed Under: Comparing Keywords/Website Ranking, Writing Posts/Chapters Tagged With: allinanchor:, keyword phrases, keyword tools, keywords, Search Engine Optimization, search engine results page, SEO, SERPs

May 10, 2010 by Nina Amir 4 Comments

Writing for the Internet: Use Keywords in Your Posts

One of the most important things to do when you write copy for the Internet involves using keywords. Keywords and keyword phrases are the words on your site that match search terms. Search terms are the words and phrases that people type into the search forms of search engines, like Google or Yahoo. It’s a […]

Filed Under: Terminology, Using Keywords and Keyword Phrases, Writing Posts/Chapters Tagged With: blogs, keyword phrases, keywords, ranking, Search Engine Optimization, search engine results page, SEO, SERP

May 8, 2010 by Nina Amir 1 Comment

Writing for the Internet: Be Conversational

Okay! Let’s start writing that book! Writing a blog tends to be a bit different than writing a “formal” book exactly because blogging lends itself to informality.  When blogging you can write as if composing an email to a friend. Blogs began as live journals, and many people considered them streams of consciousness—simply unedited thoughts […]

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May 5, 2010 by Nina Amir 2 Comments

Writing Your Blog Posts or Blogged Book Chapters

Once you’ve created your List of Chapters, or table of contents, and written a chapter-by-chapter synopsis, or Chapter Summaries, you are ready to break each chapter down into multiple blog posts. Blog posts tend to be short—about the length of one screen, which averages about 300 words. I like to think about these blog posts […]

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