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Do you believe in your content?

Over at Disruptive Thoughts, Fraser Kelton continued an interesting theme sparked by Kent Newsome. See: “Really believe in your content” (by Fraser) and “10/90 and the Rule of the Reallies” (by Kent)

Both postings explore this quandary: Every blogger loves to spark conversation (especially via comments, and via related and linked postings in other blogs). However, in most blogs only a fraction of postings attract any postings at all — and even fewer (Kent assumes 10%) spark a significant level of conversation (a thread of a few comments or more)

How can bloggers make more of their postings generate more conversation? (And hence, more visibility)…

(Read the full article at The Right Conversation…)

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One Comment

  1. Rather than allow the silent tumbleweeds to ruin the dust and cobwebs of your comment box, I’ll take a nibble on the hook. My two lei is that people need to have MORE to say in their posts. Lazily tossing out a single paragraph and expecting it to generate any discussion is a bit of self delusion. If your style is serious, get out there and really expound on a subject. If your style is humorous, then get after it and spin a good yarn. Make a point and explain it all.

    I see too many blogs with itty bitty miniposts and tend to dislike them for the most part. You have to have content before you can believe in it.

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    1. Romerican on March 11th, 2006 at 11:04 am

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