ProBlogger
SEPTEMBER 15, 2011
If you’re creating your own infographic, start with a solid foundation of research. This infographic comparing Hurricane Irene with two other storms is visually simple but is based on solid research. Cite your sources and be transparent. Promote your blog. Do you know of other ways to find or create infographics?
ProBlogger
AUGUST 6, 2010
This column is written by Kimberly Turner from Regator (a great tool that gathers and organizes the world’s best blog posts). Each week, we look at the ten most blogged-about stories of the last seven days, as provided by Regator (which is turning two years old on Saturday!). BlackBerry Torch. Post from: Blog Tips at ProBlogger.
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ProBlogger
AUGUST 14, 2010
This column is written by Kimberly Turner from Regator (a great tool that gathers and organizes the world’s best blog posts) – Darren. Digits Live Show: Mark Hurd Isn’t Leaving H-P Quietly ,” shows the importance of prepping for an interview and researching your subject before sitting down to talk. Think again. See you next week!
ProBlogger
DECEMBER 7, 2010
This guest post is written by Kimberly Turner, cofounder of Regator. Providing links to your sources makes your content seem more credible, shows your appreciation of the work done by your source, and lets readers know that you’ve done your research—if the sources are credible. To link or not to link—that is the question.
ProBlogger
MARCH 10, 2011
Do research as you blog to fill in gaps in your own live reporting. Kimberly Turner is a cofounder of Regator , as well as an award-winning print journalist. Reach her on Twitter @kimber_regator and get free widgets for your blog from Regator. Here are ten tips to make live-blogging work for you. Use live-blogging in moderation.
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. Research the historical angle or backstory of an event. A bit of research might reveal an angle you never considered.
ProBlogger
SEPTEMBER 18, 2010
This column is written by Kimberly Turner from Regator (a great tool that gathers and organizes the world’s best blog posts). Kimberly Turner is a cofounder of Regator.com and Regator for iPhone as well as an award-winning print journalist. But the truth is, some readers aren’t going to comment, no matter what you do. Share This.
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