ProBlogger

MARCH 10, 2011

Live-blogging—writing about an event as it happens rather than after the fact—can be a valuable resource for your readers, providing them with up-to-the-minute information about important events and making your blog the go-to destination for information on a developing story. Example: World Watch ’s Live Blog: Egypt in Crisis, Day 11.

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ProBlogger

APRIL 13, 2011

Even if you’re not selling anything (yet), you still want your audience to take action by commenting, interacting, sharing, Facebook “liking” your post, watching your videos, attending your events, etc. Example: Social Times ’s “ 10 Ways To Help Japan Through Social Media ”. These things all grow your blog and your community.

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ProBlogger

FEBRUARY 10, 2011

As always, Regator has calculated the ten most-blogged-about stories of the last month, and we’ll be using posts about those popular stories to demonstrate the power of choosing the right angle. (The Research the historical angle or backstory of an event. The unexpected makes an impression. Please share your thoughts in the comments!

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Techipedia: Tamar Weinberg

JULY 8, 2008

For example, what plays well on Digg versus what plays well on Propeller. Knowing the right people to send something to on StumbleUpon or keeping a conversation going on FriendFeed for example. I came across a great example earlier today; the form at [link] was probably designed by a regular marketer.

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