Comments on: Getting BlogNetworkWatch in order… http://www.blognetworkwatch.net/2005/10/13/getting-blognetworkwatch-in-order/ Just another WordPress weblog Tue, 07 Sep 2010 13:30:45 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: Nandini http://www.blognetworkwatch.net/2005/10/13/getting-blognetworkwatch-in-order/comment-page-1/#comment-7 Nandini Thu, 13 Oct 2005 16:07:03 +0000 http://www.blognetworkwatch.net/?p=8#comment-7 That was a solid piece of advice from Jeremy... Blogging seems to be coming of age, fast. However, growing beyond the incidents of one BNW site shutting down and another coming up, one must say, it's a welcome development/trend. BNWs are going to serve several purposes simultaneously, both from the bloging community's point of view as well as from the angle of target audience. Wish you all the best... That was a solid piece of advice from Jeremy…

Blogging seems to be coming of age, fast.
However, growing beyond the incidents of one BNW site shutting down and another coming up, one must say, it’s a welcome development/trend. BNWs are going to serve several purposes simultaneously, both from the bloging community’s point of view as well as from the angle of target audience.

Wish you all the best…

]]> By: Jeremy Wright http://www.blognetworkwatch.net/2005/10/13/getting-blognetworkwatch-in-order/comment-page-1/#comment-6 Jeremy Wright Thu, 13 Oct 2005 14:49:39 +0000 http://www.blognetworkwatch.net/?p=8#comment-6 1. Put as list of all networks in the right sidebar (use the "Links" feature of Wordpress) 2. Use wordpress's permalink features to create better URL's (this is better for search engines 3. Contact all the blog owners to introduce yourself. Martin did this, and it's one of the things that endeared him to most of "us" (weird being called part of a group like this, but ah well) 4. Do regular interviews, or ask for scoops, from blog network owners. Again, great way to build relationship. 5. Talk to someone like The Blog Herald about syndicating your content to their site (there are others). The wider the audience, the better for you. Best of luck mate! 1. Put as list of all networks in the right sidebar (use the “Links” feature of WordPress)
2. Use wordpress’s permalink features to create better URL’s (this is better for search engines
3. Contact all the blog owners to introduce yourself. Martin did this, and it’s one of the things that endeared him to most of “us” (weird being called part of a group like this, but ah well)
4. Do regular interviews, or ask for scoops, from blog network owners. Again, great way to build relationship.
5. Talk to someone like The Blog Herald about syndicating your content to their site (there are others). The wider the audience, the better for you.

Best of luck mate!

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