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You can call me narrow-minded, but such books are based on the premise that the blog juice is already there but it just needs to be squeezed the right way. Whil
by skeptical 15y ago
You can call me narrow-minded, but such books are based on the premise that the blog juice is already there but it just needs to be squeezed the right way.
While I don't doubt that the knowledge exposed in this book is useful, one should be aware that we're talking about a limited fringe of improvement over the real value of a blog: it's content.
There are many ways to squeeze an orange, if you want to get yourself a fine glass of juice, you're better of finding a good juicy orange instead of learning the ultimate squeezing technique. Just my two cents.
- acangiano 15y agoI understand your concern, but if you read the table of contents, you'll see that this is a complete guide that starts from scratch. It certainly helps you find "a good juicy orange", and discusses what kind of content you should write and how to present it (before proceeding to promote, monetizing, etc, it).