So you’ve written your blog post and you are finally happy with it. You’ve researched your subject thoroughly, written about it with your normal wit and panache, added in a bunch of cleverly captioned cat pictures, and edited the post…
So you’ve written your blog post and you are finally happy with it. You’ve researched your subject thoroughly, written about it with your normal wit and panache, added in a bunch of cleverly captioned cat pictures, and edited the post…
We’re often asked “How do you get more people to read and respond to blog posts?” Good question! We all gain more out of blogging when we comment. Comments motivate, provide feedback and advice, challenge our thoughts and views, make us reflect…
Building readership on our new blog, set up this year, compared to the The Edublogger in 2008 – has fascinated me. It has really highlighted the extent of our changing blog reading habits! These do have implications for building our readership! So…
As promised here’s my follow up post on general blogging questions asked during Richard Byrne and my ISTE Unplugged blogging session and in comments on my What Do You Want to KNOW about Blogging? post. The aim of the post…