Comments on: How to Blog and Get Noticed http://racoma.com.ph/archives/how-to-blog-and-get-noticed J. Angelo Racoma on technology, economics, writing, problogging, and getting things done Sat, 22 Nov 2008 01:37:31 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: J. Angelo Racoma http://racoma.com.ph/archives/how-to-blog-and-get-noticed#comment-13705 J. Angelo Racoma Sat, 21 Oct 2006 04:02:02 +0000 http://racoma.com.ph/archives/how-to-blog-and-get-noticed/#comment-13705 Hi Joseph. What kind of blogging tool do you require? Hi Joseph. What kind of blogging tool do you require?

]]> By: Joseph Almond http://racoma.com.ph/archives/how-to-blog-and-get-noticed#comment-13469 Joseph Almond Thu, 19 Oct 2006 17:45:50 +0000 http://racoma.com.ph/archives/how-to-blog-and-get-noticed/#comment-13469 great information! If you can create a potent blog tool for me, I will gladly pay. please let me know, Joseph great information!

If you can create a potent blog tool for me, I will gladly pay.

please let me know,

Joseph

]]> By:   Chris Pirillo Gives Tips on Avoiding the Echo Chamber by Blogging Pro http://racoma.com.ph/archives/how-to-blog-and-get-noticed#comment-2775   Chris Pirillo Gives Tips on Avoiding the Echo Chamber by Blogging Pro Tue, 29 Aug 2006 12:51:39 +0000 http://racoma.com.ph/archives/how-to-blog-and-get-noticed/#comment-2775 [...] Now, so I wouldn’t be part of the echo chamber, here’s something I’d like to add. It’s something I wrote a little while back about writing blog posts that get noticed. I still find good advice in my own words, when it comes to creating blog posts of substance. [...] [...] Now, so I wouldn’t be part of the echo chamber, here’s something I’d like to add. It’s something I wrote a little while back about writing blog posts that get noticed. I still find good advice in my own words, when it comes to creating blog posts of substance. [...]

]]> By: J. Angelo Racoma http://racoma.com.ph/archives/how-to-blog-and-get-noticed#comment-1589 J. Angelo Racoma Thu, 06 Jul 2006 06:23:22 +0000 http://racoma.com.ph/archives/how-to-blog-and-get-noticed/#comment-1589 Hey, Cath! Sorry for the late response. Yes, it's good to take a definitive stand--and stand out above all the rest! Hey, Cath! Sorry for the late response. Yes, it’s good to take a definitive stand—and stand out above all the rest!

]]> By: The Ca t http://racoma.com.ph/archives/how-to-blog-and-get-noticed#comment-725 The Ca t Mon, 19 Jun 2006 18:26:08 +0000 http://racoma.com.ph/archives/how-to-blog-and-get-noticed/#comment-725 taking a stand and being against the odds and or opinion of the majority or small group. Need I say more? hekhekhek taking a stand and being against the odds and or opinion of the majority or small group. Need I say more?

hekhekhek

]]> By: J. Angelo Racoma http://racoma.com.ph/archives/how-to-blog-and-get-noticed#comment-272 J. Angelo Racoma Wed, 07 Jun 2006 10:38:40 +0000 http://racoma.com.ph/archives/how-to-blog-and-get-noticed/#comment-272 @Corsarius, ok, I concede. But sometimes I think your kung fu is more powerful than my kung fu. Hiiiiya! :P @Vance, glad you liked it. I hope I'm able to help fellow-bloggers as well as I can. @Tita Bing, yes, controversy is good. Or at least a good source of discussion. The world would be boring if we were all in agreement with one another (then again, I usually don't agree with the means by which some people forward their advocacies and arguments--i.e., violence). @Ms. B, it does depend on your reason for blogging. I know most blogs are meant to serve as online journals, and there's no problem with that--I do that myself (with <a href="http://jangelo.racoma.net" rel="nofollow">the J Spotter</a>). In those cases, being noticed is probably the last thing a blogger would need and want (but it usually follows, with interesting musings and experiences). @ArteAko, it's all right to delete and even ban comments that are downright irrelevant and defamatory. But as for those that disagree with you in a polite and rational way, I think they deserve to stay as part of the discussion. Thanks y'all for visiting and being part of the conversation. @Corsarius, ok, I concede. But sometimes I think your kung fu is more powerful than my kung fu. Hiiiiya! :P

@Vance, glad you liked it. I hope I’m able to help fellow-bloggers as well as I can.

@Tita Bing, yes, controversy is good. Or at least a good source of discussion. The world would be boring if we were all in agreement with one another (then again, I usually don’t agree with the means by which some people forward their advocacies and arguments—i.e., violence).

@Ms. B, it does depend on your reason for blogging. I know most blogs are meant to serve as online journals, and there’s no problem with that—I do that myself (with the J Spotter). In those cases, being noticed is probably the last thing a blogger would need and want (but it usually follows, with interesting musings and experiences).

@ArteAko, it’s all right to delete and even ban comments that are downright irrelevant and defamatory. But as for those that disagree with you in a polite and rational way, I think they deserve to stay as part of the discussion.

Thanks y’all for visiting and being part of the conversation.

]]> By: ArteAko http://racoma.com.ph/archives/how-to-blog-and-get-noticed#comment-258 ArteAko Mon, 05 Jun 2006 05:53:43 +0000 http://racoma.com.ph/archives/how-to-blog-and-get-noticed/#comment-258 i sometimes delete comments that i don't like - annoying stuff that lambasts my article from head to toe, i delete them all. it doesn't bother me at all if i scare everyone off in posting comments. but you are right, agree to disagree, welcome comments who do not share my own opinion. i chose to voice out my thoughts in public, i should embrace the repercussions. i should think about that. seriously. nice site you have here anyway. i sometimes delete comments that i don’t like – annoying stuff that lambasts my article from head to toe, i delete them all. it doesn’t bother me at all if i scare everyone off in posting comments.

but you are right, agree to disagree, welcome comments who do not share my own opinion. i chose to voice out my thoughts in public, i should embrace the repercussions.

i should think about that. seriously.

nice site you have here anyway.

]]> By: Ms. B http://racoma.com.ph/archives/how-to-blog-and-get-noticed#comment-255 Ms. B Mon, 05 Jun 2006 04:45:02 +0000 http://racoma.com.ph/archives/how-to-blog-and-get-noticed/#comment-255 hi J ('hope you dont mind) I admire your point of view, but if i may say it here, in my case:i blog with the intention of uttering some (if not all) info or emotions currently or not felt by my own self and NOT necessarily be "noticed" <i>immediately</i> therafter. i think time is my ally. ;-) keep up1 nice blog too! hi J (‘hope you dont mind)
I admire your point of view, but if i may say it here, in my case:i blog with the intention of uttering some (if not all) info or emotions currently or not felt by my own self and NOT necessarily be “noticed” immediately therafter. i think time is my ally. ;-) keep up1 nice blog too!

]]> By: bing http://racoma.com.ph/archives/how-to-blog-and-get-noticed#comment-252 bing Sat, 03 Jun 2006 14:47:54 +0000 http://racoma.com.ph/archives/how-to-blog-and-get-noticed/#comment-252 hi, angelo! this is a good tip. i think controversy, good or bad, is publicity. you're right, bloggers should learn to make a stand. hi, angelo! this is a good tip. i think controversy, good or bad, is publicity. you’re right, bloggers should learn to make a stand.

]]> By: vance http://racoma.com.ph/archives/how-to-blog-and-get-noticed#comment-234 vance Thu, 01 Jun 2006 20:02:29 +0000 http://racoma.com.ph/archives/how-to-blog-and-get-noticed/#comment-234 great guide for those who are having problem in gathering visitors like me. great guide for those who are having problem in gathering visitors like me.

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