Comments on: 10 Types of Blog Contents Elaboration [Part 1] http://www.wayneliew.com/blog-contents-elaboration-1/ Small Business Advice and Entrepreneurship Blog by Wayne Liew Thu, 17 Nov 2011 20:00:41 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Wayne Liew http://www.wayneliew.com/blog-contents-elaboration-1/comment-page-1/#comment-7762 Wayne Liew Sat, 05 Apr 2008 09:59:46 +0000 http://www.wayneliew.com/?p=437#comment-7762 <strong>@ Louis</strong> Social media sites like SU and those related to your niche, which is the webmaster niche can provide you with a lot of ideas of what you can blog about (of course with your own elaboration) and provide you with the latest update regarding the niche. Your elaboration style might be using your own experience if you walk through your readers in some kind of tutorials. This will be covered in the next part of this article. :-) <strong>@ The Masked Millionaire</strong> I guess the inspiration sourcing part is like trying to figure out what should be your main points and what to blog about. Elaboration can be made easier if you already have a set of points. Anyway, doing self interviews is definitely a great way to come up with post ideas. The best part is that if the interview goes on and on, some other ideas will drop by. :lol: <strong>@ Flimjo</strong> Well, if I am not mistaken, this kind of method is called "blast from the past". This can be useful to face a blogger's block or representing some great post to your new readers. Self repeating within a post compared to within a blog like what "blast from the past" does is certainly more difficult as intelligent readers can point them out easily. Also, the consequences can be worse. :mrgreen: <strong>@ becky</strong> Well, sometimes the post are in series, maybe you can try giving them a chance by subscribing to see what they have to offer for the coming days or weeks. If it continues to disappoint you, you, as a reader, always have the rights to unsubscribe and stop reading their blog. :twisted: @ Louis
Social media sites like SU and those related to your niche, which is the webmaster niche can provide you with a lot of ideas of what you can blog about (of course with your own elaboration) and provide you with the latest update regarding the niche.

Your elaboration style might be using your own experience if you walk through your readers in some kind of tutorials. This will be covered in the next part of this article. :-)

@ The Masked Millionaire
I guess the inspiration sourcing part is like trying to figure out what should be your main points and what to blog about. Elaboration can be made easier if you already have a set of points.

Anyway, doing self interviews is definitely a great way to come up with post ideas. The best part is that if the interview goes on and on, some other ideas will drop by. :lol:

@ Flimjo
Well, if I am not mistaken, this kind of method is called “blast from the past”. This can be useful to face a blogger’s block or representing some great post to your new readers.

Self repeating within a post compared to within a blog like what “blast from the past” does is certainly more difficult as intelligent readers can point them out easily. Also, the consequences can be worse. :mrgreen:

@ becky
Well, sometimes the post are in series, maybe you can try giving them a chance by subscribing to see what they have to offer for the coming days or weeks. If it continues to disappoint you, you, as a reader, always have the rights to unsubscribe and stop reading their blog. :twisted:

]]> By: Wayne Liew http://www.wayneliew.com/blog-contents-elaboration-1/comment-page-1/#comment-32016 Wayne Liew Sat, 05 Apr 2008 09:59:00 +0000 http://www.wayneliew.com/?p=437#comment-32016 <strong>@ Louis</strong> Social media sites like SU and those related to your niche, which is the webmaster niche can provide you with a lot of ideas of what you can blog about (of course with your own elaboration) and provide you with the latest update regarding the niche. Your elaboration style might be using your own experience if you walk through your readers in some kind of tutorials. This will be covered in the next part of this article. :-) <strong>@ The Masked Millionaire</strong> I guess the inspiration sourcing part is like trying to figure out what should be your main points and what to blog about. Elaboration can be made easier if you already have a set of points. Anyway, doing self interviews is definitely a great way to come up with post ideas. The best part is that if the interview goes on and on, some other ideas will drop by. :lol: <strong>@ Flimjo</strong> Well, if I am not mistaken, this kind of method is called "blast from the past". This can be useful to face a blogger's block or representing some great post to your new readers. Self repeating within a post compared to within a blog like what "blast from the past" does is certainly more difficult as intelligent readers can point them out easily. Also, the consequences can be worse. :mrgreen: <strong>@ becky</strong> Well, sometimes the post are in series, maybe you can try giving them a chance by subscribing to see what they have to offer for the coming days or weeks. If it continues to disappoint you, you, as a reader, always have the rights to unsubscribe and stop reading their blog. :twisted: @ Louis
Social media sites like SU and those related to your niche, which is the webmaster niche can provide you with a lot of ideas of what you can blog about (of course with your own elaboration) and provide you with the latest update regarding the niche.

Your elaboration style might be using your own experience if you walk through your readers in some kind of tutorials. This will be covered in the next part of this article. :-)

@ The Masked Millionaire
I guess the inspiration sourcing part is like trying to figure out what should be your main points and what to blog about. Elaboration can be made easier if you already have a set of points.

Anyway, doing self interviews is definitely a great way to come up with post ideas. The best part is that if the interview goes on and on, some other ideas will drop by. :lol:

@ Flimjo
Well, if I am not mistaken, this kind of method is called “blast from the past”. This can be useful to face a blogger’s block or representing some great post to your new readers.

Self repeating within a post compared to within a blog like what “blast from the past” does is certainly more difficult as intelligent readers can point them out easily. Also, the consequences can be worse. :mrgreen:

@ becky
Well, sometimes the post are in series, maybe you can try giving them a chance by subscribing to see what they have to offer for the coming days or weeks. If it continues to disappoint you, you, as a reader, always have the rights to unsubscribe and stop reading their blog. :twisted:

]]> By: becky http://www.wayneliew.com/blog-contents-elaboration-1/comment-page-1/#comment-7747 becky Fri, 04 Apr 2008 21:47:54 +0000 http://www.wayneliew.com/?p=437#comment-7747 My biggest pet peeve so far with bloggers with reading them where there's no complete though, just a bunch of random ideas all typed onto one page. it makes no sense, and I have to piece together what they're talking about. It's crazy! My biggest pet peeve so far with bloggers with reading them where there’s no complete though, just a bunch of random ideas all typed onto one page. it makes no sense, and I have to piece together what they’re talking about. It’s crazy!

]]> By: becky http://www.wayneliew.com/blog-contents-elaboration-1/comment-page-1/#comment-32015 becky Fri, 04 Apr 2008 21:47:00 +0000 http://www.wayneliew.com/?p=437#comment-32015 My biggest pet peeve so far with bloggers with reading them where there's no complete though, just a bunch of random ideas all typed onto one page. it makes no sense, and I have to piece together what they're talking about. It's crazy! My biggest pet peeve so far with bloggers with reading them where there’s no complete though, just a bunch of random ideas all typed onto one page. it makes no sense, and I have to piece together what they’re talking about. It’s crazy!

]]> By: Flimjo http://www.wayneliew.com/blog-contents-elaboration-1/comment-page-1/#comment-7658 Flimjo Thu, 03 Apr 2008 10:56:47 +0000 http://www.wayneliew.com/?p=437#comment-7658 It's funny how you talk about self-repeating. I have seen some successful blogs re-post certain ideas in different forms or from different perspectives. It works. It’s funny how you talk about self-repeating. I have seen some successful blogs re-post certain ideas in different forms or from different perspectives. It works.

]]> By: Flimjo http://www.wayneliew.com/blog-contents-elaboration-1/comment-page-1/#comment-32014 Flimjo Thu, 03 Apr 2008 10:56:00 +0000 http://www.wayneliew.com/?p=437#comment-32014 It's funny how you talk about self-repeating. I have seen some successful blogs re-post certain ideas in different forms or from different perspectives. It works. It’s funny how you talk about self-repeating. I have seen some successful blogs re-post certain ideas in different forms or from different perspectives. It works.

]]> By: The Masked Millionaire http://www.wayneliew.com/blog-contents-elaboration-1/comment-page-1/#comment-7635 The Masked Millionaire Wed, 02 Apr 2008 16:47:30 +0000 http://www.wayneliew.com/?p=437#comment-7635 Sometimes coming up with topics is difficult. And then sometimes the topic falls out of the sky and hits me on the head and knocks me down on the ground. Never can tell how or when I will get inspiration. By the way when you just can't come up with a good topic...do a self interview... Live From Las Vegas The Masked Millionaire Sometimes coming up with topics is difficult. And then sometimes the topic falls out of the sky and hits me on the head and knocks me down on the ground. Never can tell how or when I will get inspiration. By the way when you just can’t come up with a good topic…do a self interview…

Live From Las Vegas
The Masked Millionaire

]]> By: The Masked Millionaire http://www.wayneliew.com/blog-contents-elaboration-1/comment-page-1/#comment-32013 The Masked Millionaire Wed, 02 Apr 2008 16:47:00 +0000 http://www.wayneliew.com/?p=437#comment-32013 Sometimes coming up with topics is difficult. And then sometimes the topic falls out of the sky and hits me on the head and knocks me down on the ground. Never can tell how or when I will get inspiration. By the way when you just can't come up with a good topic...do a self interview... Live From Las Vegas The Masked Millionaire Sometimes coming up with topics is difficult. And then sometimes the topic falls out of the sky and hits me on the head and knocks me down on the ground. Never can tell how or when I will get inspiration. By the way when you just can’t come up with a good topic…do a self interview…

Live From Las Vegas
The Masked Millionaire

]]> By: Louis Liem http://www.wayneliew.com/blog-contents-elaboration-1/comment-page-1/#comment-7631 Louis Liem Wed, 02 Apr 2008 14:01:18 +0000 http://www.wayneliew.com/?p=437#comment-7631 I haven't started recognizing my blogging style. I usually blog about new things I found and how they can be useful to help me and my readers make money online. These types of post usually some in not-so-long tutorials and screenshots Second is my counter post to another bloggers' post. If I feel it's not enough just leaving a comment on their post, I'll write my opinion on my blog. There's also sometimes I post my own ideas and tell my readers to try it if they like it. When it comes to hard times finding out ideas, I go to SU or looking in my bookmarks. I try to avoid repeating topics unless I have something really new that can refresh the topic. I haven’t started recognizing my blogging style. I usually blog about new things I found and how they can be useful to help me and my readers make money online. These types of post usually some in not-so-long tutorials and screenshots

Second is my counter post to another bloggers’ post. If I feel it’s not enough just leaving a comment on their post, I’ll write my opinion on my blog.

There’s also sometimes I post my own ideas and tell my readers to try it if they like it.

When it comes to hard times finding out ideas, I go to SU or looking in my bookmarks. I try to avoid repeating topics unless I have something really new that can refresh the topic.

]]> By: Louis Liem http://www.wayneliew.com/blog-contents-elaboration-1/comment-page-1/#comment-32012 Louis Liem Wed, 02 Apr 2008 14:01:00 +0000 http://www.wayneliew.com/?p=437#comment-32012 I haven't started recognizing my blogging style. I usually blog about new things I found and how they can be useful to help me and my readers make money online. These types of post usually some in not-so-long tutorials and screenshots Second is my counter post to another bloggers' post. If I feel it's not enough just leaving a comment on their post, I'll write my opinion on my blog. There's also sometimes I post my own ideas and tell my readers to try it if they like it. When it comes to hard times finding out ideas, I go to SU or looking in my bookmarks. I try to avoid repeating topics unless I have something really new that can refresh the topic. I haven’t started recognizing my blogging style. I usually blog about new things I found and how they can be useful to help me and my readers make money online. These types of post usually some in not-so-long tutorials and screenshots

Second is my counter post to another bloggers’ post. If I feel it’s not enough just leaving a comment on their post, I’ll write my opinion on my blog.

There’s also sometimes I post my own ideas and tell my readers to try it if they like it.

When it comes to hard times finding out ideas, I go to SU or looking in my bookmarks. I try to avoid repeating topics unless I have something really new that can refresh the topic.

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