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Estevan man Justin Garrow will continue to serve time in jail as he was sentenced to another 36 days in custody.
Garrow appeared via closed-circuit television during proceedings in Estevan provincial court on Monday. He has been on remand since his arrest in November 2013, and pleaded guilty to a charge of common assault and mischief. He had previously been charged with assault causing bodily harm, but due to the circumstances of the offence, the Crown prosecutor said the original charge was heavy-handed. They proceeded by indictment on the less serious charge.
Garrow, who presiding Judge Lane Wiegers noted has a growing criminal record, had been arrested on Nov. 16, 2013 after he attended his girlfriend's residence and after some arguments punched another woman in the face. He then found a paint can and smashed the windshield of the woman's car. Alcohol was a factor in the incident according to the Crown, which they noted his criminal record, involving assaults and mischief charges, are a particularly aggravating factor in this case.
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PICS: Nokia Lumia 930 – We reveal its ONE unique selling point
The Lumia 930 is the first upmarket phone in eight months from Nokia's former mobile phone division – now owned by Microsoft. The "Microkia" offering is a solid but quite unspectacular upgrade for Windows Phone users. However, there's nothing really new here. If you're looking for a phone with something distinctive, a bit of a …
Lumia 930 - not very luminous.
After reading the whole article I didn't find anything particularly negative but also didn't find anything particularly positive.
It reads like "Just another phone". the market is already saturated with great phones in the upper price band.
Other than the desire to pass into the MS Garden I really can't see any compelling reason for anyone leaving the comfort of the Android/Apple gardens. I could say the same thing for any one the top of the range phones for the moment though.
I am actually surprised that the Google Nexus is not actually running away with all the prises for the moment as it is cheaper and fills in all the usual tick boxes.
Glad to see the article didn't concentrate solely on the camera, kudos.
Re: Lumia 930 - not very luminous.
"Tiles, in any case, are a casualty of the Windows Phone 8.1 makeover and have been deprecated."
Erm no - no they havnt.
"The 920 and 1020 each had unique imaging capabilities – with the 920, wobble-free video and decent low-light photography, with the more-talked-about-than-bought 1020, lossless 2.5x zoom. The 930 doesn't"
Yes it does - 20 megapixel sensor, hardware stabilisation, etc - it sits in between those 2 in terms of capabilities.
Just got back from my local EE shop and picked up one in Orange with the "£130" wireless starter pack for £359 all in on PAYG (inc £10 compulsory SIM credit).
Re: Lumia 930 - not very luminous.
The Nexus is expensive, compared to the likes of the Moto G and Lumia 630.
As to the review, "damned with faint praise" seems to be the tone of the article.
"buggy and crufty" 8.1, I've been running it for a couple of months and it has been stable and I haven't noticed any major bugs, which is good for a developer preview.
Likewise "you forgo a rich app ecosystem." There are several hundred thousand apps out there, I remember a time when Android was poo-pooed by the press, because it couldn't match the 100,000 apps of the iPhone! How times change. That said, I switched from iOS to Android to Windows Phone and have either the same apps on each platform or I have found equivalents of good quality. I can't really complain about a lack of apps.
Re: Lumia 930 - not very luminous.
What a load of garbage. Why is it if it's not an Apple or Android phone every reviewer on the planet seems to have to slate it? Is it so that they will fit in with everybody else? They don't want to look like an idiot praising a phone that everybody else is slagging off?
Having gone to look at an LG G3 and been disappointed with the over-hyped screen that doesn't look any sharper than anything else out there (and is actually a bit dull, even on full brightness), I walked out with the Nokia 930. Now I've never been keen on the tiled interface of Windows 8. I think the tiles are too big and there is a lot of wasted space on the screen. The idea is good but I much prefer the traditional desktop where I can see all my icons at once.
On Windows Phone though it's a different matter. It works perfectly! The tiles are all placed next to each other with no wasted space, easier to arrange and one simple slide left takes you to the A-Z menu. No flipping between screens to find what you want here, while android users are still looking for what they want, Windows phone users are getting on with the job.
It's simple, and it's brilliant. I have used android for the last few years and tried iOS but Windows Phone just works. The screen is superb, the build quality is superb and a few grams extra weight gives you that feeling of quality that is missing in many flagship phones today. No cheap plasticky feel like the G3 or the S5 here. So you have an easier to use OS (and after a weeks' use I haven't found any bugs), fabulous screen and better build quality. Seriously, what else do you need?
Simple truth is the Nokia Lumia 930 is a fantastic piece of kit so if you want something a little different without compromising quality forget the reviews, go and take a look instore. You just might be surprised.
"why change things that worked well?"
Just because many clueless users and reviewers complained they didn't work like in iOS or Android. Thereby MS decided to ape iOS and Android killing some very useful features and designs of WP.
Hopefully a lot of users reacted - if you check windowsphone.uservoice.com, "Remove games from the apps list" has already 19000 votes. Unluickily there are users who can't find games under "games" (and them maybe ask for folders to put games in a "games" folder...).
I'm not sure I'll upgrade my Lumia to WP 8.1. VPN and S/MIME are welcome features, the notification center is somewhat useful (but it's mainly for those who didn't understand how to setup tiles...), but there are many changes that cripple the WP user experience and lower it to old, outdated, less functional designs borrowed since PalmOS by other OSes.
Re: "why change things that worked well?"
Folders, apparently, are coming in the first 8.1 update, if that helps.
Personally, I tend to remove apps I don't use, and pin ones I do to the start page on my Win8 tablet, so I'm not clamouring for folders. I do appreciate, however, that other people's habits are different.
Re: "why change things that worked well?"
If you are a Lumia owner and have the Black update from Nokia installed, you can get folders now. The Nokia Folders App is in the App store.
I tried it, but like Android and iOS, I never really use folders, so I uninstalled it again.
Lack of USP?
It won't be full of snoop ware like an Android, and it won't make you seem like a hipster fanboi like an Apple. That has to count for something.
Re: Lack of USP?
<<It won't be full of snoop ware like an Android>>
Microsoft, Google, Apple. All American companies. All probably loaded with NSA snoopware.
"buggy and crufty Windows Phone 8.1 "
Excuse me but then it says "on sale in the US for eight months (marketed as a Verizon exclusive "
TBH what this review seems to be saying is OK hardware, shame about the OS.
So get the phone, dump the OS and you've got quite a decent package?
It weighs in at 167g, and it's a very heavy 167g.
So there is also a light 167g then?
My Nexus 4 in a case weighs 184g. I hardly notice it and I am not burly of frame or a small marsupial. Just a human being.
167g is not heavy.
Re: It weighs in at 167g, and it's a very heavy 167g.
Hmm 167g is quite heavy for a dope dealer's 8 ounces.
Re: It weighs in at 167g, and it's a very heavy 167g.
Yes, it's all about the shape and size.
A 167g steel ball feels heavier in your pocket than a 167g slab, despite having the same mass.
It sounds like they misjudged the aspect ratio.
Re: It weighs in at 167g, and it's a very heavy 167g.
The Nokia devices aren't heavier than others, but they are dense. They are often more compact, yet weigh a lot for the surface area they have. They feel solid in the hand. That is why bigger phones that weigh the same or more feel subjectively lighter, because you are holding something bigger in the hand that weighs the same, so the smaller object feels heavier.
It is just the human mind playing tricks on you, the same as optical illusions.
Goddamnit Microsoft!
Stop messing this up! When I bought a windows 7 phone the better part of 4 years ago now it was without a doubt one of the best phones I've ever had. There was so much potential there. Yes, it was missing a lot of things, but as a ground up rewrite after the horror that was windows mobile 6.5 it really did feel like they'd nailed it, and just needed a few point updates to fill in the features that they didn't quite have ready for release days.
4 years later and not only have they NOT fixed half the things that were wrong with it, they seem to be obsessed with fiddling around with the bits that did work and breaking them all the time.
I really wanted to like this, because I've never had an android phone I could get on with, but frankly this just Isn't Good Enough.
Are you sure about that?
"(you can't switch back to the traditional Windows Phone two column view)"
I'm not sure that's strictly the case, if you go to Settings -> Start + Theme and scroll down, there's an option there to switch to the old view.
Re: Are you sure about that?
Not on the 930 there isn't.
Re: Are you sure about that?
Andrew, i particularly thank you for this comment - it's a deal-breaker for me, my eyesight just in't good enough to deal with the three column view, and i've had to cancel my order. Shall still be going for a lumia, but not this one
Re: Are you sure about that?
"Not on the 930 there isn't."
Correct - just checked mine. Although my you would want to on a 1080p 5" display is beyond me...
I'm not sure entirely why I like(d) Windows Phone 8 - most likely influenced, in part as I found most apps on both iOS and Android platforms to be basically rubbish (with exceptions, to be sure - none I wouldn't rather use a laptop for) - but nevertheless not having such a wide range of garbage software I didn't care about in the first place wasn't a show stopping issue preventing me from at least taking a chance on the platform. Let's face it - none of them are a Psion Series 5.
What I use my 920, then 1520 for is communication (oddly, I know) say primarily email and - mobile document (and book - kindle) reading/access (including maps), which benefits from a screen in particular of frequently-remarked-on excessively large size - and (Nokia)'s screens in both my cases were bright, responsive to light touch, and excellent, as compared to iPad 4 & LG/sony android. I certainly don't mind that it can run video (including netflix, though not questionably sourced mkv, directly anyway) and do the other bits like play music perfectly effectively but - love the camera. That was an initial selling point. But for my main uses - what I like, are the simplicity (in general, and hubs) and the tiles and (for 1520 at least) battery.
Each of which the new WP 8.1 seems to negatively affect, no matter what the device. If I wanted an overcomplicated UI mess that barely ran all day, I could have got an android phablet; but didn't. It remains to be seen with 8.1, if what we're getting isn't just the first iteration of mobile AmalgamOS flavour C.
not selling 8.1 to the audience
You definitely make it sound like Windows mobile 8.1 at this stage is something to be avoided. Most of your complaints about things that have been changed are things I like in my Lumia.
Pull down notification sounds the worst of the lot for me, but then I have a dead zone of about 5mm at the top of my screen that doesn't respond to touch at all.
the beginning of the end of WP
Now that MS is clearly in charge and about the cut a big chunk of the old Nokia workforce I wouldn't be surprised if this device is the beginning on a trend.
Decent kit but without anything exciting to talk about at a non attractive price.
Re: the beginning of the end of WP
I think you may be right. The speed of delivery seems to indicate it's not getting the most love. Now that Microsoft and Intel seem to have come up with a reasonable device with the Surface 3 Pro – reasonable as in a lightweight replacement for corporate laptops – I suspect they will be concentrating on that segment and maybe scaling for some purely business devices.
I wonder if this is the last of Lumia's with the spankingly good camera technology which Mr O wryly notes, has been more written about that bought.
Playing devil's advocate here rather than simply bashing Microsoft. I'd be happy to be proved wrong.
This is the second El Reg review that has referred to Tiles as deprecated, is that actually the case? They are no longer the only notification method but that does not equal deprecation. Given how MS are pushing tiles generally, I find it unlikely that they would deprecate them on the phone which is actually where they work the best.
I know some have had issues with 8.1 but it is not completely broken, I have had no issues with it whatsoever, not one.
"Microsoft gave up on integrating social media deeply into the OS" - I would personally say that is in 8.1's favour.
Overall I would say I have lost nothing through the 8.1 update and gained Notifications and (eventually) Cortana which sounds like it will be useful, but given I only got my 1020 a couple of weeks before signing up to the Dev Preview, it's possible I never got as far as using some of the features that have gone backwards.
"They are no longer the only notification method "
They never were, WP always had Toast notifications.
WP tiles should have a Large (2x) size by now, as they do on Win 8.x desktop, and be able to display more than one email /calendar entry etc.
One thing I didn't notice in the Dev Preview: "Some of your applications are running in the background and are using power, would you like to close them?"
Just like Android.
Just because tiles don't have a feature YOU want, doesn't mean they're deprecated. They are most certainly not deprecated.
Needing to break new ground all the time?
Well, this is what I'm considering to replace my now nearly four year old N8, so thanks for the review.
I'm interested in the comment that it's "more of the same". Well, there wasn't really anything lacking on the previous 925, so just an incremental update is enough. Apple's been treading water for a couple of years doing the same thing, and any of the latest Galaxy's "headline" features are just gimmicks (eye tracking??). I'd prefer effort spent on refining the core product functions rather than just throwing random apps at the wall and seeing which ones stick.
If audio and photo/video is "only slightly better", that does still put it at the top of the class (for audio in particular), even if the photos I've seen still fall short of the big-sensor N8 -- but the days when customers would accept a phone as fat as that camera required are long gone.
I'm very wary of specs comparisons across different operating systems - Some are meaningless (360dpi or 420dpi -- nobody cares, nobody can see it), and when it comes to CPU/RAM, Android has higher specifications for acceptable user experience than either iOS or Windows Phone, much as an SUV needs more power to match the 0~60 times of a small car. Also, the Indian no-name phone market has shown that while you can achieve a fantastic specsheet at a low, low price, it doesn't mean the thing will still be working properly in six months: there's more to a good product than the chipset. I don't think Nokia have ever released a phone with top computing specs; that's never been where they spend their money.
The major thing that is putting me off this phone is actually that the display is an active type with no dedicated memory, which means that Nokia's "Glance screen" won't work on it (basically, this is an always-on clock and notifications screen)..
Incidentally, Clove have this as £435 SIM-free pre-order with a £120 accessory bundle thrown in, which compares favourably with Andrew's £330 option of the 1530 option if you don't want such a large "phone"...
Re: Needing to break new ground all the time?
"Clove have this as £435 SIM-free pre-order with a £120 accessory bundle thrown in"
As mentioned by one of the comments above, EE are currently doing a deal for £359. I've never found Clove particularly cheap, to be honest.
Just copying the big boys
Apple/Samsung/Sony etc
"Here's our new phone, better than the old phone - look it's one more number higher than the last!"
I have a 920, which I loved. And stopped using when I got a 1520, which is great because I read a lot on my phone. I imagine I'll upgrade when a 1020 replacement makes an appearance.
well apart from that bloody Bing button
I love my 925 and can't think of a "missing" app problem I've had, so if you're worried about getting a 930 then don't. If I want to Android up I tether my tablet to the phone and if I want a laugh I go watch my GF throwing her company given iPhone 5S against a wall.
In other words....
......Too expensive for someone who just wants a step up from the low end machines. But not good enough for someone who wants a high end machine.
Overpriced mediocrity.
Re: In other words....
Treading water, probably.
I have a 920 but am (like many 920 owners) waiting for the update to the 1020, which will hopefully have wireless charging and a bloody micro-sd port.
Re: In other words....
920 already has wireless charging.
Re: In other words....
I know that, I've got one. I'd like something with the 1020 camera but the 1020 doesn't have Qi charging and I'd be throwing away my investment in chargers.
Any news on whether WP8.1 offers proper support for email attachments?
I have to say that (I own a Lumia 1020 that I am very pleased with) I am now inclined .....
...to at least evaluate whether or not I should avoid the upgrade to 8.1 when it arrives up here. ("Up here" being the arctic arse-end of nowhere). I have read reviews by people I also respect that have a rather more positive take on 8.1. However, thank you for a very frank review Andrew all the same. I look forward to those posters (usually AC, natch) who have posted the usual "shill" accusation garbage on other threads connected to your articles related to the Lumia range having to eat their words.
Windows Phone 8.1 not good?
Windows Phone 8.1 is amazing. That's it! It is so fluid and a breeze to use. Unlike the so called Android use by the BIG BOYS? Lol! I love the design of the 930 and it is way more stronger than any Android phone out there. Samsung??? Sony??? LG??? Your kidding! I wold rather use a Nokia 1100 than use any of those useless horribly built phone. This phone is solid. Made more Men, Not sissy Girls. It was quite annoying to read this article. I love Apple and the iPhone is no doubt a beauty. But the 930 is nothing less in anyway. In fact, It kicks the iPhones Butt in many ways, if not all. The best part about Windows Phone 8.1 it is fast fluid, and the superb RAM and Processor compliment it in every possible way. There are other better articles about the phone out there. Please read them.
The critical questions are
+ Quality of the phone part in both speach and connection quality
+ Quality / Endurance of the battery (Bonus points for user-changeable ones)
+ How long will it get bug-fixes/patches (Full Upgrades are a bonus)
+ How often does it self-reboot per week
If it can beat a VEB Plaste and Elaste Note2 there, we might have a winner
Pretty typical
I'm as cloise to being a Windows fan as you'll find in these here parts (comes from having been a CP/M user before MSDoS arrived).
As theOtherJT put it,
"not only have they NOT fixed half the things that were wrong with it, they seem to be obsessed with fiddling around with the bits that did work and breaking them all the time.
And that seems so typical of M'Soft in the last few years. A kind of perverse development proccess.
Develop a product that turns out to have some bits the customers like and some bits they (often predictably) don't.
Then wreck the bits they like and make worse the bits they don't.
I like it
There is said it!. Picked mine up today as an upgrade from the 925 and it irons out the niggles I had with it. Display is bigger but as it more edge to edge the phone isn't that much larger. The weight it's fine and the whole device feels solid.
It had wireless charging built in which accounts for some of the bulk and Nokiasoft have seen fit to include a wireless charging plate in the box.
The screen is unbelievably good. As a semi pro ' tog beyond ale to accurately review and critique photos is important to me and the display is sublime.
WP have the bloat of Android so the Snapdragon 800 runs the show incredibly smoothly. 32gb storage and 2gb of system ram is a healthy step up from the 925 also.
I have been using WP sound the Lumia 800 came out and have been running 8.1 since it was available on dev preview and its impressive to see how the OS has matured over time. It is now supremely useable, stable and slick.
IMHO a great phone and a keeper for the foreseeable future...
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I seriously think Microsoft's problem is its users. Windows 8 is a great PC os which is miles ahead of windows 7, but they had to botch w7 features back in to satisfy people who just 'Don't like change'. The same is true with WP8.1 its a vast improvement on wp8 and seems to be getting more hate than its predecessor. The app problem is non existent, I'm a heavy phone user and never complain about missing any apps. People need to pull their collective heads out of their backsides and look at products for what they are.
Re: PEBCAK
I'm really not sure that's true. Yes, the Windows 8 core is better than the 7 one, but in so many respects the UI is fundamentally broken.
I know this is my go-to example, so it's been said many times before, but in Windows 8 there is no way to remove a cached wireless network that you can no longer see except via the command line! That's insane.
They fixed it in 8.1, but how the hell did that get through testing in the first place? I mean _why_ would you take the right click away from the wireless management? Why did they take away the "manage wireless networks" tab (which incidentally, even in 8.1 is still missing) from the network and sharing center? It just demonstrates a fundamental lack of thought about how the machine is likely to be used outside of some idealized testing environment.
Re: PEBCAK
Hehe, that reminds me of a response that a tour operator penned to one of its more belligerent complainers. It went something along the lines of,
"...You should be aware that over the past few years we have made great strides in improving all aspects of our holidays. We have also taken the decision to improve the quality of our customers, and as such we would appreciate it if you did not book with us again next year...."
The degree to which the point is missed is tremendous.
What we have here is a modern refresh of the Lumia 920. That much should be abundantly clear. Whilst it's relatively well rumoured that a phone with a few more tricks up it's sleeve could well be coming later in the year, the timing of the 930 is obvious. It's been launched to show off Windows Phone 8.1, and get /that/ OS into the hands of reviewers.
The approach of integrated hubs and experiences just didn't work well in the long run. Baking those things into the OS made it more difficult to update with new functionality without having to push out an OS update. So what we have instead is a whole range of new functionality that arguably should have been there a long time ago.
The idea here is to make a bit of a statement 'look, we can do what those other phones can'. Complaints like 'it doesn't have a notification centre' now go away - but that's fine, because reviewers will always find something new to complain about. Now the complaint is that it somehow Windows Phone 'hasn't stayed true to itself' - as if said reviewers had been praising it all along.
In reality Windows Phone has now taken a big leap forward, and this new milestone is the perfect jumping off point for another 12 months of minor feature pack updates which will keep on making Windows Phone better.
Does it have either BTLE or ANT+ ?
iPhone has BTLE and Various Androids have one or both - very useful for the gym, cycling etc.
Re: Sensors
Yes it has BTLE. I don't know if any phone that is Ant+ compatible...
Re: Sensors
All the Lumias have BTLE.
Re: Sensors
Cool, thanks!
Sony Z1/Z1C and Samsung Note2 have ANT+ (not an exhaustive list)
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Posted on 01. Sep, 2012 @ 8:06 pm by harvey in Food, Osaka Views: 2,735
Had some delicous steak in the Kitashinchi area of Osaka a while ago after I saw it introduced on a Japanese TV show. If you're looking for an awesome lunch in Osaka check it out. You can walk to Kitashichi from Umeda station (closest to Nishi-Umeda) in about 15 or 20 minutes, but there is also a Kitashinchi train stop on the JR line.
We had to line up to get in at lunch time. Also, the TV spot featured their hamburg lunch, but when we sat down at 1pm we were told the hamburg had sold out at about 12:30pm that day. Apparently the TV spot caught them a little off guard and brought in a ton of new customers so they had been scrambling. We did however get to try the steak lunch and it was delicious.
The lunch course is very filling. You get the main dish, a mini curry, and a coffee or tea at the end. The shop allows smoking, but when we were there for lunch there were very few, if any, people smoking.
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How to promote a food blog?
- NonnieMuss Aug 27, 2013 07:46 AM
I hope this is not against CH's policy, but I couldn't find anything in the rules about it, so here goes. I'm going to be totally original and start a food blog - you know, talk about things I cook and eat. I know you've never heard of such a thing before, so this must be exciting for everyone.
Anyway I wanted to ask those who have food blogs how they get traffic? Do you allow comments? Do you allow advertising? Do you promote or advertise your blog? Do you have any advice? What sort of traffic do you get? I am definitely NOT trying to promote my own on here, as I only have one post so far and I'm not terribly happy with it yet. Just wondering about the experiences of others who have tried and failed, tried and succeeded, or just keep trying for their own amusement.
This blog might be helpful: http://profoodblogger.com/
This blog also posts their income results every month and how they got there: http://pinchofyum.com/category/making... They are the creators of the blog listed above as well.
I also created a Pinterest board when I was thinking of starting a food blog, with lots of different sites with blog info: http://pinterest.com/julieanneco/blog...
re: juliejulez
Correction, I don't think the pinch of yum people are the same as the profoodblogger people.
I've come across a few food blogs through Twitter, and largely that depends on how much time you want to spend engaging with others on Twitter. Food fans do tend to follow back pretty generously. The trick is to talk to people as people, taking an interest in others and not solely self-promoting. If people like you they will follow through. Just following local food-oriented businesses and showing interest will get you interest in return.
Also look to your local geographical area for blog groups, or associations, or what-have-you. St Louis, for instance, at one point had the Food Blog Mafia collective, which helped individual blogs share exposure. But there are also purely local groups that offer support. Establishing yourself as a living person and not a cookie cutter food blog makes a world of difference.
"Do you allow comments?"
Most definitely, however be sure you install some good spam blocking plugins (if using wordpress)
"Do you allow advertising?"
I do. I belong to Google Adsense and also Amazon Associates (so I can promote, for instance, cookbooks if I'm reviewing them or sharing my results from trying out a recipe in one). At first I tried being in some of the blog networks but honestly didn't find that worked as well for me (they tend to limit what other ad programs you can be in quite restrictively, or having to have their ads be the only ones placed "above the fold", etc.
"Do you promote or advertise your blog?"
To an extent. I tweet new posts and share on Facebook (I have a page dedicated to my articles/writing for various platforms). I include links back to my food blog when I write related articles or recipes elsewhere. Share blogroll links with other local food bloggers, etc.
"What sort of traffic do you get?"
Not huge - maybe 300-500 hits a week at the moment and it depends on how much time I've been putting into keeping it updated. When I make sure to update at least 2-3 times a week, even small posts, traffic is much higher than if I only post every two weeks or so. Local restaurant reviews & food media talk tend to generate the most interest; recipe posts and talk about gardening, not so much.
"Do you have any advice?"
Hah. So much. Basically don't look at it as a huge money-making endeavor unless you're really looking to devote yourself to it full time and/or have some really unique point of view. However, if you enjoy writing about food, go for it! The best thing for me has been networking with some other local bloggers in our little South Jersey area and also occasionally getting invited to restaurant openings and special events. That's probably been the best reward as far as I'm concerned :) I actually do make a part-time living writing on-line content but my food blog is just a small part of my endeavors to contribute to that.
I would definitely say investing in a good camera and working on your photography techniques is a big part of having a successful food blog.
Also, learning about Google optimization, keyword research, etc. is important if you want to try to draw search engine traffic and not just hits from direct promotion of your blog.
re: sockii
Wow - thanks so much for the advice (and thanks to everyone else who responded too!). That's a lot to think about. So far it's something I'm doing for me, not for fame and fortune, which may be what keeps me sane. I don't know yet what sort of investment this will be time and money-wise, and I'm still working out some kinks with the title, hosting site, etc. I really appreciate all your input.
re: NonnieMuss
I forgot to mention above how I found most of the food blogs I read. I found them mostly through Pinterest. All of them have really good photography, so if you have good photography, your best bets for getting more traffic are getting your stuff on Pinterest and probably Foodgawker.
I also found some through other blogs. Some because they made a recipe they found on another blog, so gave credit there with a link where you can click through to the other blog, some because they have "affiliate" blogs.
re: juliejulez
Yep, Pinterest is definitely a huge traffic draw if you use it well, describe your pins so that they come up in searches, etc. Pinterest image search results are often much better than Google image search, so I do think a lot more people are turning to Pinterest when looking for recipes these days. I know I tend to find more interesting results that way myself.
I just "opened" my food and photography blog to the public, and obviously do not have much experience here, but I do get quite a bit of traffic through foodgawker and tastespotting. Depending on the post, I now get from 100 to 300 hits per day through these sources. They are picky in terms of photos they accept, but once you get in, it is a very neat way to start building some visibility.
Also, a nice overview of what it takes to build a digital reputation for your blog can be found here http://www.launchgrowjoy.com/30-ways-...
I'm new to the food side of things, but I've been a financial blogger for a few years now. There really isn't much difference when it comes to the type of site you are developing, as the same basic principles apply to all websites.
First, you'll want to have a sign-up box for newsletters/email notification/contests/updates/etc. Ask anyone who is successful in building online properties and they will tell you that their email list is the number one asset they own.
As far as comments, like others have said you absolutely need to allow comments. Without comments, people will have no reason to feel invested in your site. Maybe even more importantly, comments help build a community and when you have a community those people will share your site with their own friends and family.
Don't worry about advertising for the first 6 months to a year. Sure you can throw up some affiliate links and adsense blocks, but with no traffic, you will see no benefit. And, if you have more space taken up by advertising than by great content, people won't stick around.
If you want to drive traffic, you should first worry about building out the site. Make the navigation user-friendly. Use quality imagery. Write for the readers, and not for the search engines. Develop engaging content. Create a facebook page, google + profile, twitter account, pinterest account. Sign up on technorati. Get an email service for collecting addresses and sending mailings (MailChimp offers a great free service for limited subscriber counts).
Then, when all of that is done, and your site is a nice size, start talking to your friends and family. Tell them about what you're doing and ask them to share it with their own friends and family. Get them to like your social pages/profiles. You have to realize that it will take some time and effort.
Spam every site around.
Everyone else does it.
Short of that, many have "connections".
If you can get "connections", you're in.
Self promotion rarely works. Martha Stewart and Mario Batali come to mind, but that's not a blog world.
SPAM. Yep. Spam every site you come across.
(just don't send Spam email, NOBODY likes that)
re: Gastronomos
Sad but true, I think. I belong to another online food community, and they get several spams a week - just one-time posters "tell me what you think of my website!" types. I don't want to do that or be that person. You see them here from time to time, but not as often. I think I'll just remain non-famous and blog for my own entertainment. And my mom's - she loves my blog.


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