Comments on: If You’re Late to The Party, What Should You Do? http://bloghelper.is-there.net/if-youre-late-to-the-party-what-should-you-do/ Blog Tips and Guides Fri, 12 Mar 2010 22:30:38 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: How Long Do You Take To Write One Post? | blogHelper http://bloghelper.is-there.net/if-youre-late-to-the-party-what-should-you-do/comment-page-1/#comment-1458 How Long Do You Take To Write One Post? | blogHelper Fri, 28 Jul 2006 22:01:33 +0000 http://bloghelper.is-there.net/if-youre-late-to-the-party-what-should-you-do/#comment-1458 [...] But for this blog (and perhaps a couple of others), I find myself facing a completely different scenario. Some posts take up to two hours to write, while others of similar length take less than a third of that time. I’m not talking about linkblogging - done correctly or otherwise. [...] [...] But for this blog (and perhaps a couple of others), I find myself facing a completely different scenario. Some posts take up to two hours to write, while others of similar length take less than a third of that time. I’m not talking about linkblogging – done correctly or otherwise. [...]

]]> By: Link Out or Link In? | blogHelper http://bloghelper.is-there.net/if-youre-late-to-the-party-what-should-you-do/comment-page-1/#comment-1311 Link Out or Link In? | blogHelper Sun, 23 Jul 2006 09:50:13 +0000 http://bloghelper.is-there.net/if-youre-late-to-the-party-what-should-you-do/#comment-1311 [...] I’ve only recently written on how good linkblogging can help you keep up with the latest memes without being (too much of) an echo, so I’m certainly not afraid of linking out. But like most bloggers, even those quoted at LexBlog as great “link-outers”, I play both games. In fact, I like linking out, but I like linking in even more. I’ll link to my own (relevant) posts above linking outside. [...] [...] I’ve only recently written on how good linkblogging can help you keep up with the latest memes without being (too much of) an echo, so I’m certainly not afraid of linking out. But like most bloggers, even those quoted at LexBlog as great “link-outers”, I play both games. In fact, I like linking out, but I like linking in even more. I’ll link to my own (relevant) posts above linking outside. [...]

]]> By: No Matter How Late You Are, Don’t Screw Yourself | blogHelper http://bloghelper.is-there.net/if-youre-late-to-the-party-what-should-you-do/comment-page-1/#comment-1241 No Matter How Late You Are, Don’t Screw Yourself | blogHelper Wed, 19 Jul 2006 21:10:24 +0000 http://bloghelper.is-there.net/if-youre-late-to-the-party-what-should-you-do/#comment-1241 [...] When I wrote yesterday’s post suggesting the use of two forms of linkblogging (speedlinking-linkblog-style and semi-linkblog-style) when you’re “late to the party” (i.e. late at blogging on breaking news), I couldn’t have predicted that Darren Rowse would promote a post by Tony Lawrence on how you could screw yourself by linkblogging poorly onto ProBlogger’s front page. [...] [...] When I wrote yesterday’s post suggesting the use of two forms of linkblogging (speedlinking-linkblog-style and semi-linkblog-style) when you’re “late to the party” (i.e. late at blogging on breaking news), I couldn’t have predicted that Darren Rowse would promote a post by Tony Lawrence on how you could screw yourself by linkblogging poorly onto ProBlogger’s front page. [...]

]]> By: archshrk http://bloghelper.is-there.net/if-youre-late-to-the-party-what-should-you-do/comment-page-1/#comment-1220 archshrk Tue, 18 Jul 2006 17:23:14 +0000 http://bloghelper.is-there.net/if-youre-late-to-the-party-what-should-you-do/#comment-1220 Thanks for this little reminder of how to "keep up" without being an echo. I'm trying to apply this to my Crand Canyon Skywalk article as we type. In this case, there is little information other than the press release so trying to add or collect more info is difficult. I don't even have enough to make an informed opinion (not that that should stop me) but I look for ways to offer some new insite or information. Thanks for this little reminder of how to “keep up” without being an echo. I’m trying to apply this to my Crand Canyon Skywalk article as we type.

In this case, there is little information other than the press release so trying to add or collect more info is difficult. I don’t even have enough to make an informed opinion (not that that should stop me) but I look for ways to offer some new insite or information.

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