Blogging For Beginners V2
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The document provides an introduction to blogging, including what constitutes a blog, why people blog, and things to consider before starting a blog. Some key points: - A blog is a website where entries called posts are displayed in reverse chronological order and can be on any topic. Blogs come in various formats. - People blog for self-expression, to build an audience, to create a library of content, to join a social community, and potentially for fame or money. - Prospective bloggers should ask themselves questions about their writing abilities, discipline, time, and willingness to engage with readers before starting a blog. - Other considerations include choosing a platform, following guidelines, adding RSS feeds
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The document provides blogging tips for attracting and engaging readers. It recommends choosing an attention-grabbing title, writing an introductory paragraph summarizing the post's topic, and having a consistent theme, voice, and target audience. The tips also suggest watching language and style, researching to support opinions, organizing posts by category and tags, interacting with commenters respectfully, and evolving the blog over time.
Internet Marketing
The document discusses blogging for internet marketing. It defines internet marketing as marketing products or services online using interactive methods like search engine marketing, display advertising, email marketing, and affiliate marketing. Some key social media marketing methods mentioned are blog marketing and viral marketing. The advantages listed are accessibility of information, reduced need for sales force, faster business expansion, and relatively low costs. Limitations include not all people receiving the message and an inability to physically interact with tangible goods before purchase online.
Blogging As New Media
The document discusses new media such as blogs and how they allow for faster and more interactive communication across geographic distances. It defines blogging as relying on digital technologies to develop new forms of media and reshape traditional media. Blogging provides information sharing around the world, faster propagation of information, and interactivity through overlapping and interconnecting various forms of communication. The document also discusses "problogging", which refers to making a paid profession out of blogging, and lists several ways bloggers can generate income such as through Google Adsense, paid links, affiliate marketing, and paid advertisements.
Marketing for Students Organizations
The document discusses marketing for student organizations. It outlines the 3 stages of marketing: analysis, decision-making, and the 4 P's (product, price, promotion, place). For student organizations, the 1st stage involves analyzing members, competitors, and other groups. The 2nd stage is setting objectives. The 3rd stage involves crafting the product, determining price packages, promoting through 5 materials with at least one being innovative, and choosing a venue location. Presenting the marketing proposal confidently and learning from the experience are also emphasized.
Basic Terms
The document defines basic terms related to blogging, including:
- Parts of a blog like the header, title, body, entry title, sidebar, and footer
- Key terms like blogger, blog hopping, blogosphere, blogroll, categories, and comments
- Other common terms include dashboard, links, page, permanent link, photo blog, ping, plugins, podcasting, RSS, tags, theme, trackback, vlog, and widget.
- Blog statistics that can be tracked include traffic, users, hits, referrers, top posts, search terms, and clicks.
Blogging For Beginners V1
Blogs can take many forms and serve many purposes. At their core, blogs are websites where entries of content are posted in reverse chronological order. Most blogs allow readers to comment on posts. Blogs are often powered by content management systems and hosted online. They can function as personal diaries, news outlets, collections of links, and more - the format is flexible. Common blog elements include headers, titles, bodies, sidebars and footers.
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