Dig deeply into your subject. Remember that being special in your area is what makes your blog
valuable. Go into all levels of your topic, including stories about amazing people that have
assisted in making it important. If there are no truly impressive people to write about, make up
names and stories, no one will ever know you created them. As well, you may hone a talent for
writing fiction, which may come in handy later in life if you run into a book publisher with your
car.
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Be bold when you offer opinions. Being bold shows that you are confident about your subject. No one
wants to read a blog written by a wimp, unless a wimp who uses a wimp lifestyle to attract an
audience interested in wimps writes that blog.
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Be ruthless when you edit your blog. If you cannot edit then you shouldn't be writing a blog, so
you don't have to read the rest of this blog.
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Ask for feedback by posting an email address and then make sure you read the emails you receive
about your blog. When you get negative emails, write back to those who sent them and write bad
things about their mothers. Positive email comments should get responses from you that include at
least a dozen smiling emoticons.
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Don't try to be perfect with every post. You will make mistakes and hopefully they won't make you
look so lame that people will return to read your blog again. Eventually, to be sure you have enough
readers to call your blog successful, ask people to send you $25 so you can continue writing the
blog. Be sure you use a post office box so that you are not hunted by the people who read bad
things you wrote about their mothers.
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Frank Cotolo can be found hosting the talk and interview programme Cotolo Chronicles. You
can send him an e-mail at this address: frank@148.ca.
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