08 Jan 10 3 Blogging Mistakes to Avoid in 2010

Six eventful days of 2010 have already passed, and now this realization of being in the new year has already taken hold of us. The frenzy of party is long over (well not for all), and most of us have returned back to our regular routine. Midst all these things, did you think about blogging mistakes to avoid in 2010? I did, and I am going to talk about 3 blogging mistakes I think we should avoid in 2010.

Mistakes 1: Adding up to the content clutter

Web is already full of me-too, me-too-toos, and me-too-too-toos. Most of us are just stealing the concept and rewriting it to make our blog post. The rewrites of other blog posts are nothing but bullshits that kills both the blogger’s time as well as reader’s time. It adds no value to anyone around, therefore, I have decided to stay away from adding to the content clutter and only write things that add value.

Mistake 2: Same old boring writing

Blogging is for human, by human, about human, and because we are human. We like fun. We like laughter. We hate boring data that has no relevance to our selves, and despite all these, we are still bombarded by irrelevant rattling. In 2010, we should strive to stay away from chocking our readers from constant data bombardment. This will deplete your reader base.

Mistake 3: not committing any blogging mistakes

This blogging mistake should have appeared at the top of the list. This year I am committed to making fool of myself, and sounding jackass. It has been enough of sitting on the sidewalk just to protect myself from committing any mistake. In 2010, I am going to commit a lot of blogging mistakes, and will grow from one mistake to another. I am not going to avoid committing new blogging mistakes, but yes, I will not repeat old ones.

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