I’ve been blogging for years, in one form or another it’s probably approaching a decade since I first started writing what could be described as a blog. However, although I’ve put finger to keyboard and keyboard to blog post for nearly a decade – I have gone weeks and sometimes months without actually writing anything new.
OK so hands up who hasn’t been blogging very much recently – yup my hands are up and you’re right, things have been a little on the quiet side around her recently. There are a couple of reasons for this including a lack of time, Easter holidays, a new computer I’m trying to bed in and a few issues with my host. I’m not complaining about my host at all, [...]
Forget del.icio.us and Digg, put Facebook and MySpace aside – the real big hitter of the new social web is TinyURL and the various clones floating around the web. Thanks to the massive success of Twitter, Pownce, Jaiku and even Twit Army (running Laconica – short URL services are in high demand. I mean – how are you supposed to share a link with someone, given that the vast majority [...]
I have a lot of domain names – this is partly down to an addiction for new names, the ability to come up with ideas but inability to follow them through and the ease of getting a domain.
Every day I write hundreds if not thousands of words. Some in e-mails, some on social networks, most in articles and many in blog posts.
I write a number of blog posts that are often very similar – for example I write up the five songs my iPod played to me on shuffle each morning in a feature called 5Tracks.
No this isn’t a post about radio – it’s one all about blogging and more specifically how frequently you need to blog in order to reach a level of notoriety.
The headline should really read ‘Would you subscribe by e-mail?’ but I prefer to keep headlines relatively short for various asthetic reasons.
Let me give you a little insight into the way I blog. First I think of a premise for a posting, I then follow that up with a headline and then click save as draft.
