MASTER LIST https://tinyurl.com/mu5vjy48 -- How many have you HOPPED to?
Our team theme this month is “Aspirations: Blogging hopes, dreams, and goals”.
Noteworthy blog posts bring readers back time and again. Guests are more likely to "favorite" a site and share content on their social media. Readers seek posts that are initially engaging, so don't bury the good stuff. A post might educate, entertain, or grow a community. Having a blog post that is unique, that readers are unlikely to find similar information on dozens of other sites, is especially useful and memorable. Encourage conversation by asking questions, especially open-ended ones that appeal to emotions. Philosophical inquiries tend to keep a reader's attention longer. Be a trustworthy authority in your blogging area to keep people coming back for more.
What was the last blog post you saw that evoked happiness, sadness, surprise, anger, disgust, fear, or contempt in you?
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Commenting for this post should be working now.
ReplyDeleteIt does, but in repairing this you broke something else. This is now the last post in my blogroll. O, P, and Q do not exist there.
DeleteJ thankyou for fixing the issue with posting! This will definitely the noteworthy blog of the month for me. I don't know how many times I tried to post and technology just kept telling me NO
ReplyDeleteCheers,
Barbie
I guess I should have proof read that before I hit publish (hate that there is no edit after...you have to delete and start over.... oh well) space between thank and you and "this will definitely BE the noteworthy blog....
ReplyDeleteCheers,
Barbie
Elephant's Child's blog is the best for all of these emotions - only not contempt. Sadly she passed away last September, but her blog lives on.
ReplyDeleteElephant's Child