November 8, 2006
It’s been a busy day and night, and stuff is still being developed and made better, because status quo just doesn’t do it anymore (nor did it ever). With that said, I bring to you my company’s blog, which I have already begun contributing to heavily. Our audience is primarily the consumer with no formal background in web design and search engine optimization, so we’ll be building this from ground up. Since techipedia.com is a more advanced blog (for the most part, albeit since my father said that he doesn’t understand anything I’ve written here, I probably should write for a wider audience), most of what is on the beginner level is there.
I have already begun preparing a 4-part series on how to blog for businesses, since we have recently taken a turn offering this option to our clients.
It’s definitely been a fun ride so far, and I’m excited to watch this blog grow.
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September 27, 2006
Is it too late to start a new blog?
With the prevalence of thousands of blogs out there, I’m sure people have always asked this question of newer bloggers, of which I put myself in the category, well, sort of. I am not new to the world of blogging (I posted my first blog on the MovableType 2.1 platform on May 22, 2002, at 5:02PM. It currently resides on my local Linux box and is of personal nature. It initially had a relatively big readerbase among friends — I didn’t know SEO then or had any intention to make it public — and it since became a very deep personal quest, one that I maintained through the toughest time of my life). Today, I’m on my third day of maintaining this newer, more interesting blog (or so I hope) and I have hopes to continue it as a regular journey.
Am I late? There are so many blog that have 30,000+ readers on FeedBurner … well, maybe only the Google blog. But there are other blogs, at least in the industry of blogs to which I subscribe, that have thousands of readers. I’m not sure I have a reputation to even have 1 subscriber — yet.
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