Comments on: 7 ways to find inspirations for your next blog post! http://www.blogussion.com/writing-content/7-ways-of-finding-post-inspirations/ Blogging Discussion, Tips & Tricks Mon, 06 Sep 2010 20:18:46 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=abc By: Get Started Blogging: Some Tips for Beginners « thekruser.com http://www.blogussion.com/writing-content/7-ways-of-finding-post-inspirations/comment-page-1/#comment-12765 Get Started Blogging: Some Tips for Beginners « thekruser.com Sat, 02 Jan 2010 22:32:39 +0000 http://www.blogussion.com/blog/?p=3454#comment-12765 [...] Blogussion: 7 ways to find inspirations for your next blog post! [...] […] Blogussion: 7 ways to find inspirations for your next blog post! […]

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]]> By: Janith http://www.blogussion.com/writing-content/7-ways-of-finding-post-inspirations/comment-page-1/#comment-1964 Janith Sat, 28 Mar 2009 04:02:42 +0000 http://www.blogussion.com/blog/?p=3454#comment-1964 Thank you for dropping by Keith and appreciate your kind words :) I'm glad you've found it so useful - but you've inspired me in a way too. I've always wanted to draw ideas from printed books because they seem to carry a slighter higher sense of authority than just a blog. I mean, they do go through publication and what not - whereas blogs are posted by anyone and everyone. So, I'm going to pay a visit to the local library this weekend and hopefully find some good books :) Thank you for dropping by Keith and appreciate your kind words :)
I’m glad you’ve found it so useful — but you’ve inspired me in a way too.

I’ve always wanted to draw ideas from printed books because they seem to carry a slighter higher sense of authority than just a blog. I mean, they do go through publication and what not — whereas blogs are posted by anyone and everyone.

So, I’m going to pay a visit to the local library this weekend and hopefully find some good books :)

]]> By: Janith http://www.blogussion.com/writing-content/7-ways-of-finding-post-inspirations/comment-page-1/#comment-1963 Janith Sat, 28 Mar 2009 04:00:20 +0000 http://www.blogussion.com/blog/?p=3454#comment-1963 Notepad for the win! As a writer, I do exactly what you've mentioned Kai. I tend to loose track of my notepad files more than the actual post ideas - so I'll need to find a way of remembering the actual notepad file.. It's great to see your techniques been used by others - makes you feel like your doing the right thing :D Notepad for the win!
As a writer, I do exactly what you’ve mentioned Kai.
I tend to loose track of my notepad files more than the actual post ideas — so I’ll need to find a way of remembering the actual notepad file..

It’s great to see your techniques been used by others — makes you feel like your doing the right thing :D

]]> By: Janith http://www.blogussion.com/writing-content/7-ways-of-finding-post-inspirations/comment-page-1/#comment-1962 Janith Sat, 28 Mar 2009 03:58:26 +0000 http://www.blogussion.com/blog/?p=3454#comment-1962 You'd be surprised to know how many of Blogussion's posts root from our comments ;) One way or another, I can honestly say many of my posts have been influenced by a previous post's comment(s). I was going to include this as one of the ways to find inspirations, but Alex already covered it in an earlier post. You’d be surprised to know how many of Blogussion’s posts root from our comments ;)
One way or another, I can honestly say many of my posts have been influenced by a previous post’s comment(s).

I was going to include this as one of the ways to find inspirations, but Alex already covered it in an earlier post.

]]> By: Janith http://www.blogussion.com/writing-content/7-ways-of-finding-post-inspirations/comment-page-1/#comment-1961 Janith Sat, 28 Mar 2009 03:54:26 +0000 http://www.blogussion.com/blog/?p=3454#comment-1961 Haha, "if you’re going to quote them or totally rip off their article, remember to give them a linkback." Oh, Simon you funny one :P Responding to other people's posts are great, it creates discussions over blogs instead of just over comments - it can really help both blogs and their respective contributors :) Good thinking! Haha, “if you’re going to quote them or totally rip off their article, remember to give them a linkback.” Oh, Simon you funny one :P

Responding to other people’s posts are great, it creates discussions over blogs instead of just over comments — it can really help both blogs and their respective contributors :)

Good thinking!

]]> By: Janith http://www.blogussion.com/writing-content/7-ways-of-finding-post-inspirations/comment-page-1/#comment-1960 Janith Sat, 28 Mar 2009 03:50:33 +0000 http://www.blogussion.com/blog/?p=3454#comment-1960 Filling out on missed information is great because you can some debate to build up and this can be beneficial to both blogs - and discussion between the two writers and the readers of the two parties can engage in a friendly debate. This is great for both blogs to get noticed by each others readership - and everyone can come to a commonly agreed decision and actually learn something too :) Then again, things can get too heated and have negative effects; but then again - it's the diversity of blogging ;) Filling out on missed information is great because you can some debate to build up and this can be beneficial to both blogs — and discussion between the two writers and the readers of the two parties can engage in a friendly debate. This is great for both blogs to get noticed by each others readership — and everyone can come to a commonly agreed decision and actually learn something too :)

Then again, things can get too heated and have negative effects; but then again — it’s the diversity of blogging ;)

]]> By: Janith http://www.blogussion.com/writing-content/7-ways-of-finding-post-inspirations/comment-page-1/#comment-1959 Janith Sat, 28 Mar 2009 03:46:31 +0000 http://www.blogussion.com/blog/?p=3454#comment-1959 Alex is right on the money with one of our most popular articles. The only reason I even thought of writing that post up was because so, so many people on DigitalPoint were asking on ways to building links. Naturally, members would repeatedly reply with the same old information - instead I did a bit of research and came up with so many more creative ways of doing so and wrote it up in a post. Posted one thread on DigitalPoint and the thread itself received in excess of 2,000 views and many replies :) I'm not so sure about there being a limit on blogs because it all depends on what you write. I know some personal blogs that update once or twice a month tend to write almost "stories" that are in excess of 5,000 words? Yet, they have seen their fair share of success. On the other hand, many "news" blogs, with constant updates tend to have many, many posts with less than 500 words; I've managed one similar in the past and I've had many posts less than 500 words, and it's been par with my expectations (success-wise) Alex is right on the money with one of our most popular articles.

The only reason I even thought of writing that post up was because so, so many people on DigitalPoint were asking on ways to building links. Naturally, members would repeatedly reply with the same old information — instead I did a bit of research and came up with so many more creative ways of doing so and wrote it up in a post.

Posted one thread on DigitalPoint and the thread itself received in excess of 2,000 views and many replies :)

I’m not so sure about there being a limit on blogs because it all depends on what you write. I know some personal blogs that update once or twice a month tend to write almost “stories” that are in excess of 5,000 words? Yet, they have seen their fair share of success.

On the other hand, many “news” blogs, with constant updates tend to have many, many posts with less than 500 words; I’ve managed one similar in the past and I’ve had many posts less than 500 words, and it’s been par with my expectations (success-wise)

]]> By: Janith http://www.blogussion.com/writing-content/7-ways-of-finding-post-inspirations/comment-page-1/#comment-1958 Janith Sat, 28 Mar 2009 03:41:47 +0000 http://www.blogussion.com/blog/?p=3454#comment-1958 No worries, and I'm definitely looking forward to this post Ali! It's like the incurable illness of blogging :( No worries, and I’m definitely looking forward to this post Ali!
It’s like the incurable illness of blogging :(

]]> By: Janith http://www.blogussion.com/writing-content/7-ways-of-finding-post-inspirations/comment-page-1/#comment-1957 Janith Sat, 28 Mar 2009 03:39:51 +0000 http://www.blogussion.com/blog/?p=3454#comment-1957 That's good planning, at it's best. Many times, I've found myself without any post ideas and unable to even think of any; to even begin brainstorming. When this happens, I usually resort to scouting the forums - and it works best for me :) I think every blogger, in their own right, should adapt your idea of planning ahead Stuart - I know I will definitely will try my best to. That’s good planning, at it’s best.
Many times, I’ve found myself without any post ideas and unable to even think of any; to even begin brainstorming. When this happens, I usually resort to scouting the forums — and it works best for me :)

I think every blogger, in their own right, should adapt your idea of planning ahead Stuart — I know I will definitely will try my best to.

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