Guys,
This week started quite interestingly with some aptitude,Logical reasoning and other such kind of stuff related to placement.Some may really think that how come this stupid say these kind of activities will be interesting..?But the thing is whenever we fix a activity to be interesting it becomes automatically more stimulating than you expect......yeah everything lies in our mind ,the similar case of "ALL is WELL".Okay back to the topic....After my previous post about "What to write...?,I found some valuable advices over various sites in the internet about writing in a blog.I have listed some of them briefly.
Respond to something elsewhere on the web: the best way to start blogging simply link to something elsewhere that you feel is interesting, or (better) that you disagree with.
Suggest an idea: for a story or for a way of doing things. Invite reaction and suggestions – and don’t expect people to come to you: approach people you might otherwise be shy of asking, and invite them to respond on the comments. Ideas can travel very far, so can be very effective in attracting readers.
Blog an event: attend a relevant event – a conference, meeting, public talk, demonstration, or even just a conversation – and write about it. Ambitious bloggers can use liveblogging tool CoveritLive for live blogging.
Ask a question: this typically only works once you’ve established a readership and generated goodwill by contributing yourself on your blog and in comments on other blogs, or if it’s for a worthy cause. But it can be very effective in generating useful information.
Pick a fight: many bloggers attempt to generate traffic by loudly criticising another (popular) blogger in the hope that they’ll respond and generate traffic from their readers. This sort of tactic is often referred to as ‘link-baiting’ – in other words, if the criticised blogger responds (takes the bait) it generally means links to your blog.You can also pick a fight with a company or brand, and mount a campaign to instigate change.
Reflect on something: it might be something that happened to you this week, a decision or choice that you made, a lead for a story, or anything else. Why did it happen? What are the implications? What did you learn? Keep it open so others can contribute their experiences or insights.
Do something visual: take photographs and/or video footage as you travel along a particular route. Explain them, ask questions, include relevant links. Or draw sketches and photograph them.
Review something: try to make it useful – include links to further information, quote from (and link to) other reviewers.
Make a list: Lists are enormously popular on the web, frequently topping websites’ ‘most shared’ lists. It may be anything from ‘5 ways to tie a knot’ to ‘The 100 best albums by women’. A good tip for your first post is to make a list of the top 10 blogs in your subject area – a useful task for yourself while also making them aware of your existence.
Write a how-to: in his book Click, Bill Tancer notes how one of the most popular types of search query is ‘How do I..?’ or ‘Why do..?’ Tutorials also frequently top websites ‘most-shared’ lists and can be enormously useful in generating goodwill in your sphere – not to mention attracting comments that then add to and improve your knowledge of the subject.
Let someone else post: if you find someone with particular expertise or experience, invite them to write a ‘guest post’ on a particular subject. Even if they already have their own blog, they will probably appreciate the opportunity to reach a new audience, or to write in a different context, and again it will improve your own knowledge.
Well....need to finish of this longest post. Hope I've got some important points on how to write a blog..?(yay i've implemented the penultimate idea listed above).I also request you guys to start a blog and enjoy the blogging experience.