racoma.com.phJ. Angelo Racoma on technology, economics, writing, problogging, and getting things done

Kudos to Keith of To-Done for coming up with a follow-up (part 2, if you may) to his writeup on being a more productive blogger (which I earlier cited).

Highlights:

• Tell a story


• Break up long posts into shorter ones


• Use lists
  


• Maximize the use of drafts


• Quote liberally


• Respond to feedback


• Don’t obsess on stats

Keith also posts on how you can use blogs and blogging to be more productive (outside of the blogging activity itself):

• Learn from blogging


• Use your blog to sort out problems


• Use your blog as a knowledge repository


• Use your blog to test ideas
  

It’s quite evident that it’s still the content and interactivity that

can make or break a blog.  The technical aspects such as design and

the bells-and-whistles may be secondary.  But if you could come up

with great content and a visually-appealing formatting, then you’ve got

what it takes to be a great blogger!

(via Micro Persuasion)

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