This is Day 8 of my 30 days of inspiration trial. Some people mentioned that I seem to be doing two overlapping trials here. First, I’m doing 30 days of acting promptly on inspiration whenever it strikes. Second, I’m also delving more deeply into the subjective reality frame. So what’s that all about? I honestly don’t know, [...]

This is Day 8 of my 30 days of inspiration trial. Some people mentioned that I seem to be doing two overlapping trials here. First, I’m doing 30 days of acting promptly on inspiration whenever it strikes. Second, I’m also delving more deeply into the subjective reality frame. So what’s that all about? I honestly don’t know, [...]

Okay, okay, so we’re not actually talking about unicorns…but even though it’s a vital part of your blog’s tone and voice, I didn’t think you’d click on anything that sounded as deceptively unsexy and unexciting as what we’re actually discussing this week, which is grammatical person. Wait! Before you zone out, stick with me for a sec: It’s not as bad as it sounds. Grammatical person is simply means that you’re either referring to yourself (first person), your reader (second person), or a third party (third person). And, um, like a unicorn, it often goes unnoticed and can be exceptionally helpful. (I’m trying, you guys.)

Every time you sit down to write a post, you make choices. Some, such as your topic and headline, are likely to be very deliberate. Others, such as grammatical person, probably happen without much scrutiny—but even if you aren’t pausing to consider person (we’ll drop the “grammatical” now ’cause I know it freaks some people out), it impacts the strength of every post you write. That’s why I’ve chosen some posts about the ten most blogged-about stories of the last week (provided, as always, by Regator) to illustrate the importance of choosing the right person.

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Blogosphere Trends + Unicorns

This 30-day inspiration trial is almost too strange. I feel like a blind man excitedly examining a rainbow. There’s definitely something there, but I’m not sure I have the faculties to make sense of it. I feel a bit foolish trying to explain it. It’s tough to translate the experience into words; words alone can’t [...]

Content strategy might seem like the domain of giant content sites and big-brand online publishers. But if you run a blog, you’re a content publisher. And a solid content strategy can help you to more clearly define your goals, and identify how you’ll achieve them.
For those for whom content is a business, a content strategy [...]

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Blog Content Strategy 101

Copyright © 2010 Yorgo Nestoridis. Visit the original article at http://yorgonestoridis.com/iphone/iphone-4-problemsin-greece/.
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1 Problems with the iPhone 4 in Greece
1.1 No Micro-Sim in Greece
1.2 Roaming Cost in Greece
1.3 Roaming Services in Greece
1.4 Connectivity – Antenna
1.5 Apple discriminates Greece
1.6 A Positive Note

Problems with the iPhone 4 in Greece
When 3 week ago I got the …

Apparently there’s a lot of interest in this 30-day inspiration trial. My various e-inboxes have been surging with messages expressing support and curiosity. Many of them have to do with the subjective reality aspect of this trial, so that’s what I’ll address in this Day 6 update. Inception Let me get this out of the way first. [...]

One of the biggest challenges for a new bloggers starting out in an established niche is to find a way to stand out from the crowd and find their first readers. Without existing profile and/or credibility – getting those first readers can be very tough.
To combat this a few years back a number of bloggers [...]

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How to Use Guest Blogging to Grow Your Blog Exponentially

Copyright © 2010 Bianca Gubalke. Visit the original article at http://biancagubalke.com/media-marketing/monkey-valley-resort-workshops/.Monkey Valley Resort Workshops While the Alan Marriott Extreme Hypnosis Show on Saturday 24th July was not quite a “Monkey Valley Resort Workshop”, the venue is regularly used for Workshops and Conferences by large Corporates and small Businesses alike. The natural environment is ideal to [...]

What does every blogger need more of? Quality content!
This is the first of a series of six posts that tackle key content questions. Today, we’re looking specifically at content sources: places where you can get ideas and information that, with a little work, you can turn into quality blog posts.
Your posts may be text, images [...]

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Source Quality Content … Continuously