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Sep 22, 2009

How to double your readers by comenting without being a machine - Problogger

If you are an online reader you can benefit form being a commenter. And being people at the same time...

I Came, I Saw, I Commented: Was It Worth It?

A Guest post by Josh Hanagarne – World’s Strongest Librarian

The Experiment

I spent one week leaving as many comments as possible.

Now, a common question is “how do I find blogs to comment on?” First and foremost: I believe that real peace of mind comes from staying out of conversations you aren’t ready for. Meaning, if your idea of masterful penmanship is doodling with a crayon in your mouth, you might look out of place trying to jump into a conversation with a bunch of bloggers discussing calligraphy.

So where did I find blogs to comment on? Get the tricks

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garydale says...

Aug 13, 2009

Darren Rowse uses Mind Mapping. Cool...!

I was interested, but not surprised to see that Darren Rowse (Problogger) uses mind mapping when coming up with topics to blog about. I recently opened a link that was tweeted to me where Darren was being interviewed about blogging. Have a look at this link for the interview.

Don't be fooled by the site. It is a promotional site but at the same time the interview was for real and had good information. It was very interesting straight through but I was most pleasantly intrigued when Darren talked about his experiences with mind mapping. I have been using this technique myself for years. (I also liked that he doesn't work over the weekends, which is something that I took up in 2004. Before that I was working eight days a week!)

Anyway, I digress...

I really wish that I could say that I was some sort of master mind mapper but actually I am not doing Mind Mapping as I really should. For instance, I don't often leave a mind map and let it wait and then come back to it like I should - so I am probably not using the technique to the best of my ability. But I do use a form of mind mapping almost daily. I always get a surge when I find that intelligent people use this incredible tool!

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Jan 04, 2009