Comments on: A Blogging Primer By Chris Brogan http://www.writeontrack.ie/how-to-blog-2/a-blogging-primer-by-chris-brogan/ Content Creation & Social Media Training For SMEs Fri, 13 Oct 2017 18:38:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.6 By: speltforchoiceblog http://www.writeontrack.ie/how-to-blog-2/a-blogging-primer-by-chris-brogan/#comment-473 speltforchoiceblog Thu, 14 Jun 2012 05:34:44 +0000 http://write-on-track.com/?p=1415#comment-473 Thanks Marie, Lorna, Emeralds82. I have to include more detail on what kept me away and leave out the sorry. Brilliant tip :) Marian

]]> By: emeralds82 http://www.writeontrack.ie/how-to-blog-2/a-blogging-primer-by-chris-brogan/#comment-472 emeralds82 Wed, 13 Jun 2012 20:00:41 +0000 http://write-on-track.com/?p=1415#comment-472 I think I may be guilty of apologising for lack of presence on my blog but I have always advised why I have not blogged and like Marian I treat my followers like friends…. since they have made an effort to follow me and often comment I like to advise them why I haven’t posted .
Next time though I may think more carefully about how I phrase it!

As for how often to post.. I actually think I have abit of an addiction and I often think I am not posting enough lol… I have sort of decided that I treat posting as if it was my job and I take the weekend off… However if I had the time ..I could sit all day. I love blogging.

Thanks again for a brillant post!

]]> By: Lorna http://www.writeontrack.ie/how-to-blog-2/a-blogging-primer-by-chris-brogan/#comment-471 Lorna Wed, 13 Jun 2012 17:21:34 +0000 http://write-on-track.com/?p=1415#comment-471 Hi Marian and Marie, I tend to tell people not to apologise either and my reason for it is that they may not have even noticed your absence so don’t bring attention to it. You can always just refer to your activities for the last week and your regular readers will then understand why you were absent and new readers won’t even notice. I’m not sure what Chris’ reasons are. Lorna

]]> By: speltforchoiceblog http://www.writeontrack.ie/how-to-blog-2/a-blogging-primer-by-chris-brogan/#comment-470 speltforchoiceblog Wed, 13 Jun 2012 12:19:57 +0000 http://write-on-track.com/?p=1415#comment-470 Grand, thanks Marie. It dawned on me after that a few months back I found a site that I thought I might like but then came across a post that she couldn’t believe her followers were staying with her though it was months since she blogged. And to add to it she couldn”t understand why and then proceeded to push a product. I was immediately put off so unless he was referring to that type and just wanted to ensure any kind of sorry wasn’t brought in, just in case people would end up being like this. May not help at all but sure we’re trying to think of what other people meant. Hope that helps!

]]> By: Marie http://www.writeontrack.ie/how-to-blog-2/a-blogging-primer-by-chris-brogan/#comment-469 Marie Wed, 13 Jun 2012 12:05:17 +0000 http://write-on-track.com/?p=1415#comment-469 You’ve raised a good point there Marian! I want to think some more about it and will come back to you with my thoughts..you aren’t the only one who does this and it may not be the “crime against blogging” Chris thinks it is! My guess is to do with appearing professional and committed

]]> By: speltforchoiceblog http://www.writeontrack.ie/how-to-blog-2/a-blogging-primer-by-chris-brogan/#comment-468 speltforchoiceblog Wed, 13 Jun 2012 11:44:27 +0000 http://write-on-track.com/?p=1415#comment-468 I’ve been guilty of saying Sorry. I view my followers as blogging friends so I tend to treat them as I’d expect to be treated. Won’t do it again seeing, tks for tip :)
All great tips above.

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