This post is part of a series, Friday Roundup, featuring the best posts I read, enjoyed and found useful.
1. David discusses about 10 SEO and design blunders you should avoid. Unconventional points you should take note of!
2. Elsie speaks out what she learned and experienced about the Google Panda update - A very useful information if you are unclear about the effect of update and are worried about the after-Panda SEO - What Google’s collateral damage has taught me?
3. Are you having a writer’s block? Do you run out of topics often? Cathy tells you how to never run out of topics for blogging.
4. Michele discusses about Do’s and Don’ts in blogging. I find that she draws the margin between fine separations on various aspects of blogging.
5. Heather, the lady I admire wrote a fantastic post on resources for newbie bloggers to launch their blog. I found the post close to my heart since I always have this thing for newbies.
6. Triberr is a wonderful place I recently joined and am reaping the benefits. Dino is sharing his exclusive thoughts on this platform.
7. Christine gives all bloggers a good kick to start thinking about something serious, for those who have not done so already. Learn what probloggers are after and craft your own blogging plan.
8. Time to get your blog checked with your own eyes before your readers scream and run away from you out of boredom. Thanks Pamela!
9. Oh this one helped me a lot. Time to take the clutter off your blog and do a spring clean.
10. Annabel Candy, one of the famous bloggers I admire much and such a nice person writes about the good, bad and ugly of blog commenting.
11. Jackie tells you how to provide your Twitter followers with some quality content.
12. DiTesco talks about a new cute and effective Twitter plugin that helps to increase followers, traffic and sales.
13. Some serious list on the types of links you shouldn’t try to build; Alex talks about 6 types of links you should never build.
14. Craig tells you that almost done isn’t done. Quite true. So he gives you tips to really get things done, without having to leave them in the “almost” stage.
15. Allie reflects on Problogger’s book: Secrets for Blogging your way to a Six Figure Income on what REALLY is good content!
I surely hope you will learn at least a couple of great stuff from this list.
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Article by JaneSheeba
+Jane is the founder of Problogging Success. She is an expert blogger, consultant, freelance writer and blog designer. Don't forget to get your hands on two FREE Ebooks she offers.
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Your info really helped me and maybe other friends.
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All I can say is nice compilation again.
Hi Jane,
Thanks for the useful post. Spring clean is a great idea. Also is a great idea to have a weekly round up. will help lazy bloggers like me.
My best,
Samyak
Awesome list Jane, thanks for including our link.
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Jane,
I am in the presence of some great bloggers! Thanks so much for the mention.
I love Jackie’s post. I am always trying to find ways to liven up tweeting and commenting. I know her post was about tweeting but what really rang true was “Comment on the blog posts that speak to you”. I try to live by this every time I comment.
I don’t just comment to leave a backlink, I comment because I found a post useful or interesting. And then I always tweet it.
Thanks again!
~Allie
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Excellent list Jane. Haven’t read most of the posts that you have listed and it’s indeed a good way to start the week by reading these
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This is a great line up Jane for those people who add their comments i would like to congratulate them, for me I add my comment not because it is my job but to learn and gain extra knowledge about topics i don’t understand.
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Tina, It is true that job like this are not for money purposes. Reading articles are extra knowledge for you to be learn.
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Outstanding list of resources. You have gain many readers on this.
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