Comments on: Tag: Blogging tips http://www.mycasserole.net/2007/09/05/tag-blogging-tips/ Mishmash reflections on love, marriage, relationships and parenting by a mummy who is a Takuya Kimura zealot. Tue, 09 Mar 2010 02:23:16 +0000 hourly 1 By: mumsgather http://www.mycasserole.net/2007/09/05/tag-blogging-tips/comment-page-1/#comment-140706 mumsgather Wed, 05 Sep 2007 08:00:26 +0000 http://www.mycasserole.net/2007/09/05/tag-blogging-tips/#comment-140706 Great tips! I agree with Point 1 and 3. #1 Keep it short and sweet. However sometimes I tend to get carried away ... My posts end up soooo long even I don't feel like reading them. Lol! I think 2-3 paragraphs is the best and break up into point form even better. #3 Don't comment if you have nothing nice to say However I'm pretty bad at #2. It takes time to play around with your blog template and I prefer to use that time to write instead. I'm still pretty bad with using wordpress and I've stuck to my old blogger template stubbornly because I'm too lazy to switch to the new. This means less $$ for me in text link ads which does not support the old blogger but the task of changing templates etc seem monumental to a non-techy person like me. Hehe. <font color="#2554c7"><strong>mumsgather</strong>: <em>Yes, it takes time to play around twigging the template. Can completely understand. </em></font> Great tips! I agree with Point 1 and 3.
#1 Keep it short and sweet. However sometimes I tend to get carried away … My posts end up soooo long even I don’t feel like reading them. Lol! I think 2-3 paragraphs is the best and break up into point form even better.
#3 Don’t comment if you have nothing nice to say

However I’m pretty bad at #2. It takes time to play around with your blog template and I prefer to use that time to write instead. I’m still pretty bad with using wordpress and I’ve stuck to my old blogger template stubbornly because I’m too lazy to switch to the new. This means less $$ for me in text link ads which does not support the old blogger but the task of changing templates etc seem monumental to a non-techy person like me. Hehe.

mumsgather: Yes, it takes time to play around twigging the template. Can completely understand.

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