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Short Case Study: When a Reader Needs Help(0)

January 19, 2008

I’ve been following a story about a fellow RA Project reader RT Cunningham from Untwisted Vortex. RT, who lives in the Philippines, was troubled because his wife had to have tonsil surgery. The resulting trip to the U.S. and the possibility of the loss of his wife’s income became a concern. In [...]

Short Case Study: When a Reader Needs Help

Case Study: BloggingTips and Comment Registrations

One of the first posts I wrote for this blog back in April of ‘06 was how Spam is a reader’s problem too. One of things I didn’t mention on the post was that some bloggers disable comments due to the high number of spam-comments received.
On December 13th, 2007 — about a [...]

9 Things to Know When Launching a Niche Blog

9 Things to Know When Launching a Niche Blog

If you run a blog and you are concerned with its quality, chances are that you become wiser every day. Each and every day you learn new things, you discover better ways of organizing your content, in your wish to offer readers a pleasant and useful experience, hoping to hook them to bookmark your blog. [...]

How Far Would You Go for the Sake of Your Readers?

Well, you’ve built quite a good blog, you wrote a bunch of pillar articles which made you an authority amongst your peers, you reached the Alexa skies with your stats, your RSS counter is almost hitting four digits, so you’re happy.
What next? It depends. Next, it can be that you decide to pass some of [...]


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