I was thinking about who I envisioned the audience of this site to be (of course I thought, “It’s the problogger”) and it occurred to me that there could be multiple definitions of what a problogger is.
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From the monthly archives:
February 2007
I’ve been reading some reviews of AGLOCO by some high profile probloggers and I’m disturbed by the implications. Am I misinformed or does the AGLOCO toolbar they are promoting sound like “scumware” (i.e., a program that steals legitimate ad revenue from the website owner)?
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There is still an intense focus on search engine results pages (”SERPs”) for all sites, including blogs, and not enough focus, in my opinion, on converting casual visitors (e.g., visitors from search engine referrals) into repeat and loyal RSS and/or email subscribers. I, for one, have become intensely focussed on converting casual visitors. I really believe that those websites with the most loyal subscribers/repeat customers will be the only ones left standing when the search engines decide that there isn’t enough room in their indices for everyone.
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I’ve been inspired by Chris Garrett’s excellent ebook “Killer Flagship Content” to create a Pro-Blogging Flagship Resource for I Help You Blog. I’ve decided to start by creating a massive list of posts, articles and resources all designed to be a go-to reference for the pro-blogger. This will be a work in progress and I’ll be updating the list frequently.
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I subscribed to Chris Garrett’s RSS recently at his site ChrisG.com. Besides Chris being well known from his involvement at Performancing.com, he got me to subscribe for another reason–his ebook “Killer Flagship Content” was only available to his RSS subscribers. Now, having spent some time following blogging and blogging news, I know that when Chris offers up blogging advice, one should pay attention.
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