Around six month back, I wrote a blog post “What you need to learn from Valleywag’s blogger?” and I guess, history has repeated itself. This time, Andrew Keen has replaced Paul Boutin but the theory remains the same i.e. “blogs are dead“. Yawn!! Yawn!!
Alex King, founder of Crowd Favorite and one of the pioneers in WordPress themes, plugin development has announced a new service called WordPress Help Center. Jeff has already mentioned about this on WPCandy and has come up with few wonderful points that Alex will surely be listening to. Here’s what Jeff (his interview with us) thinks about this service -
If you’ll ask me to list more than that, I’ll do that too! However, I really want to save my energy for rest of the challenge and want to ensure that I be one of the most active participant of this 31 days to build a better blog challenge. In this task, Darren has asked everyone to create a list post and I thought that what will be better than writing a list post that highlights reasons to join this wonderful challenge!
As I promised that I’ll be blogging about 31 day blog challenge run by Darren over here at Blog Design Studio . Darren has posted the first task and asks bloggers to create an elevator pitch for your blog and given various benefits and uses of the same. It’s a wonderful way of staying focused and defining that what exactly your blog is all about.
Hubspot has done some wonderful work in internet marketing and have come up with tools like Website grader, Twitter Grader and Facebook Grader too. I love Twitter grader as it is one of the few tools that lets you find out the power of your twitter profile and lets you compare your profile with millions of twitter users around the world.
We host polls on our blog too and I’m thankful to you guys that you take precious time of yours and answer those simple questions. In our last poll, I asked the question that how much money do you spend on hosting every month and as expected and thanks to shared hosting plans, almost 55% of bloggers spend less than $10/month.
