This document discusses one weird trick for writing good content: telling genuine stories consistently and sharing your work with others. It recommends being authentic, posting content regularly, and reading what others create. Resources for blogging such as certain writers and publications are also listed.

1. One Weird Trick to
Writing Good Content
@vboykis

7. About
Me
@vboykis
blog.vickiboykis.com

11. Before 2003

13. 2003-2007

16. Please give us some pageviews
Post- 2007

18. Today

23. One thing never changes
People like genuine-ness.
And people like good stories.

25. Be genuine

28. Be consistent

30. Share your work

32. Read others

33. Resources
1. Penelope
Trunk’s
Guide
to
Blogging
2. Paul
Ford/
hCp://www.Frain.com/
3. Paul
Graham
4. Language
Hat
5. The
Bloggess
6. The
Toast
7. Diary
of
a
Gold-­‐Digger
8. Aeon
Magazine
9. The
Browser
10. Ask
a
Manager
11. AVC
12. HyperboleandAHalf

34. Thank you!

35. Paintings, in order
• Slide
1:
Abbe
Jean-­‐Jaques
Huber,
Maurice
Quen]n
de
La
Tour
• Slide
2:
In
A
Roman
Osteria,
Carl
Bloch
• Slide
3:
Portrait
of
an
Unknown
Woman,
Ivan
Kramskoi
• Slide
4:
The
Glass
of
Wine,
Vermeer
• Slide
5:
Le
Discret,
Joseph
Ducreux
• Slide
6:
Self-­‐portrait,
Joseph
Ducreux
• Slide
7:
Photo
taken
by
Michael
Anthony
Murphy
(ask
me
for
contact
info)
• Slide
8:
The
Milkmaids
and
Friends,
Nikolai
Baskakov
• Slide
10:
Pics
from
this
site
• Slide
11:
Luncheon
of
the
Boa]ng
Party,
Renoir
• Slide
13:
King
Drinks,
Jacob
Jordaens
• Slide
16:
The
Tribute
Money,
John
Singleton
Copley
• Slide
18:
The
Triumph
of
Death,
Brueghel
• Slide
22:
S-­‐curve
• Slide
24:
Grandfather
Stories,
Konstan]k
Makovsky
• Slide
26:
The
Laughing
Cavalier,
Frans
Hals
• Slide
28:
Pushkin
at
the
Mikhalkovsky,
Pytor
Konchalovsky
• Slide
28:
Tete-­‐a-­‐tete,
Vladimir
Makovsky
• Slide
32:
The
Big
Daily
Read,
Jean
Helion