Comments on: 5 Popular Ways To Murder A Blog

By: http://3barperformance.com

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By: Dan Kehrley

Dan Kehrley — Sat, 13 Feb 2010 18:52:42 +0000

Thanks for the advice. Learning to be social online seems way different than networking in a room full of live people. I’ve defiantly struggled with ‘what makes good content’ and fallen victim to some of the classic mindsets listed above. I guess keyboard warriors are a necessary evil that we all have to overcome; but just knowing what they are is sometimes not enough to reduce the discouragement. Viewing peoples feedback as a direct challenge can be daunting but may be just the thing to keep people honest and a kind of check & balance to your ideas. You keep giving good advice and I’ll keep sallying forth.

By: Gordon Wood

Gordon Wood — Tue, 02 Feb 2010 20:28:09 +0000

Seth,

Coming up with original ideas for a post that in the end may get ignored by most is not so much fun.

But many continue to do in hope we will be acclaimed as reward and perhaps for many other reasons too.

Your knack to be widely read is clearly because you make the day to day interesting with such insightful reflective posts like this is one.

Your check list of tips and ideas gives great encouragement to us bloggers out here to head your advice and keep going. And as long as you don’t give up or tell me I am wasting my time I will plan to keep plugging on too.

I am off for G&T now, a trick I learned recently as a way reflect on good advice and to get some inspiration.

Cheers and best wishes …

By: Philip Allen

Philip Allen — Tue, 26 Jan 2010 20:26:22 +0000

Thanks, Seth. As one who has been watching from the sidelines and is just getting started, I really appreciate seeing the pitfalls that await.