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"Return guest"
Second visit in two weeks on our way to the White Mountains and we were equally impressed. Very clean and friendly staff, nice breakfast which was actually open early.Geverifieerde Hotels.com gastenbeoordeling
"Very good value, plenty of parking, quiet area"
Clean well appointed rooms and friendly service. A great family steakhouse a mile down the road and a Mexican restaurant next door. We were so pleased that we plan to stay there again next week.Geverifieerde Hotels.com gastenbeoordeling
"Best it can be"
Up in Rochester visiting family. Room clean, bright. Only complaints are bed caused me major back pain in morning and you can hear every door on the floor slam shut. Breakfast was huge hit with my family. Would definitely return. Don't expect a lot of things to do in the area, it is Rochester, NH after all but Lake Winnie only about 30 minute drive […] north. Meer infoGeverifieerde Hotels.com gastenbeoordeling
Great location easy to find very comfortable.Geverifieerde Hotels.com gastenbeoordeling
"Nice place for one night"
The hotel was perfect for a one night stay over. The Mexican resturant next to it was great.Geverifieerde Hotels.com gastenbeoordeling
It was nice to come back to he hotel at 9 to find out that the pool area was still open. What a great way to end a busy day!Geverifieerde Hotels.com gastenbeoordeling
Mattress was HORRIBLE! Carpet had many stains on it. Room smelled!Geverifieerde Hotels.com gastenbeoordeling
"Good Value and Service"
When e arrived we hd an issue with the room. We needed a refrigerator ! The hotel was fully book so we used ice that night, but the next day a. refrigerator was provided. Every request was promptly taken care of. Great service!Geverifieerde Hotels.com gastenbeoordeling
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"great place to be with that special someone"
it was a great place to stay when you are meeting up with that special person the hotel was clean and quiet the pool and hot tub was wonderfulGeverifieerde Expedia gastenbeoordeling
"Excellent hotel"
stayed overnight after flight. Distance from airport about 80 miles but the well positioned for drive up to New Hampshire. Nice clean comfortable hotel. Would not hesitate to use it againGeverifieerde Expedia gastenbeoordeling
"Nice Hotel"
This hotel was clean, comfortable and easy to find. It was a great hotel for our family to stay at. The pool was perfect for our teenage daughters to enjoy. The morning free breakfast was good and well stocked. Many times, the free breakfast at hotels is lacking. We recommend this hotel.Geverifieerde Expedia gastenbeoordeling
"Went to zip line in the trees"
The hotel was great all the things they stated are true. Very clean and working order if you like me the bathroom is high on the list for function and cleanliness. The free breakfast was good not just a piece of fruit not eggs to order but very good.Geverifieerde Expedia gastenbeoordeling
"Ideal for stopover north"
Great place to stay, breaking drive from Newport to Bar Harbor. Recommended by us Kiwis.Geverifieerde Hotels.com gastenbeoordeling
Great. Hotels.com booked a smoking but we asked for NON. Holiday Inn changed it for us no problem. We were told it was an ongoing problem with holtes.com. FYIGeverifieerde Hotels.com gastenbeoordeling
"Clean, friendly, good breakfast but:"
The pool was quite small, no steam room but the pool room was hot enough to be one. Our A.C. would not turn off, spent much of the night turning it off when the ice began to form, and on again when the sweat began to run. No mini frig in room so perhaps the A.C. was supposed to substitute. The micro wave in the breakfast room was available to guests […] at times other than breakfast. Meer infoGeverifieerde Hotels.com gastenbeoordeling
Easy access to main road. Hotel was clean. Needed to drive to find place to eat or shop. Included breakfast, but the pancake maker did 'nt work the 2 days we stayed, coffee was available when I wanted it which was nice.Geverifieerde Hotels.com gastenbeoordeling
"Room to dance"
One night...just passing through...comfortable king bed and very spacious room with sofa. No microwave or fridge.Geverifieerde Expedia gastenbeoordeling
"Pretty Nice"
Our stay was nice at this hotel, the pool and spa were very nice and clean, the complimentary breakfast was outstanding. Staff also was very polite and friendly. Our only complaint was the tv remote really didn't work and there was no refrigerator in our room.Geverifieerde Hotels.com gastenbeoordeling
Very satisfied!Geverifieerde Hotels.com gastenbeoordeling
"Great experience!!!"
This was a great hotel! If there was anything to complain about it would be just that the tub drained very slowly so when you showered you were standing in a few inches of water. The hotel was very clean, the staff was very nice and the continental breakfast was delicious. We would definitely stay here again!Geverifieerde Hotels.com gastenbeoordeling
We were well satisfied with our stay at this hotel. Breakfast was just greatGeverifieerde Hotels.com gastenbeoordeling
"Highly recommended, will stay here again"
My wife and I stayed here so we could go to the New England Nationals in Epping NH. Staff was very friendly and efficient . Room was clean and comfortable. Very satisified in every way. We will definitely stay here again the next time we need a hotel in the area.Geverifieerde Expedia gastenbeoordeling
"Not what I booked."
So I booked a non-smoking 2 queen mini-suite through hotels.com. When I checked in, after a 2hr wait, they tried to put me in a smoking, single king. I argued and showed confirmation from hotels.com and they claimed they were sold out and this is what I can take. I immediately called hotels.com and they called the hotel. The hotel immediately called […] me and claimed they had a cancellation so now I can have the room I booked. Nice lie. Thank you hotels.com. Meer infoGeverifieerde Hotels.com gastenbeoordeling
"Pleasantly surprised"
Very clean hotel, friendly staff at the check in. Very comfortable bed and roomGeverifieerde Expedia gastenbeoordeling
"Overall, satisfactory stay at this Holiday Inn."
Overall, a good stay at this Holiday Inn property. The breafast was above average, with bacon and eggs offered. A convenient location for my attendance at the University of NH graduation. Only negative was the cost- because of graduation weekend, it was a bit pricey!Geverifieerde Hotels.com gastenbeoordeling
"very good choice"
breakfast are closing to earlier.....but excellent hotelGeverifieerde Expedia gastenbeoordeling
"Nice hotel for Rochester."
We were able to check in early, which was a HUGE plus. Bed was a little hard, but it served its purpose. We would definitely stay there again.Geverifieerde Expedia gastenbeoordeling
"5 Star Service!"
We travel all over New England for our Premier Soccer Club and this hotel stay was convenient, immaculate and the service was great. Highly Recommend!Geverifieerde Hotels.com gastenbeoordeling
"Great hotel at a bargain price!"
I was amazed at the amenities available, i.e., fitness center, indoor pool, hot tub, the great selection and variety of choices provided by the hotel for breakfast. The staff had great personalities and sense of humour. Everything I needed, and then some, was supplied in the room in terms of toiletries, towels, etc. Clean, comfortable room, large bathroom, […] HDTV, and windows that actually open - to allow for fresh air instead of having to use the AC system. My amazement was that I got all of this for what I considered to be a remarkably low price. I will definitely book this hotel again when I visit Rochester, NH. Meer infoGeverifieerde Expedia gastenbeoordeling
Stayed one night and found it to be a great place. Easy on and off RT. 16..Would stay there again.. Great price too..Geverifieerde Hotels.com gastenbeoordeling
"Convenient and Clean"
Stayed in the hotel to visit family. The one negative is that the floor we stayed on was mixed smoking and non-smoking rooms. Unfortunately, the hallways were heavy with the smell of cigarette smoke, which was very unappealing to us. The room was fine and you could not smell anything.Geverifieerde Hotels.com gastenbeoordeling
"Should have more than 2 1/2 stars"
My family and I stayed here one night while visiting relatives. The rooms were clean and comfortable. Kids had a great time in the pool. We missed breakfast because it was daylight savings time and we overslept, but staff russelled up some cereal and yogurt for us quite kindly. No complaints.Geverifieerde Hotels.com gastenbeoordeling
"Home Away From Home!"
We were pleased with our stay, especially with the friendliness of the entire staff. Every time we asked for something, it was done immediately. We inquired about using the dining area for a meeting and it was graciously offered to us. The pool was a great treat for our Grandchildren. The breakfast was very good, everything being fresh and well stocked. […] We will definitely be staying with you again on future visits to our family in Rochester. Meer infoGeverifieerde Expedia gastenbeoordeling
"Totally worth it"
My bf and I wanted to get away from our home lives for one night so we booked a room at the holiday inn in Rochester NH and it was so worth the money we paid for the night. The hot tub and pool were well kept and clean. The staff was very friendly and helpful. When we needed to eat or forgot something that we needed to go get at the store we didn't […] need to drive more then 2 miles to the nearest restaurant or Walmart. I will definitely be visiting again and will use hotels.com to make my reservation. Meer infoGeverifieerde Hotels.com gastenbeoordeling
I like this hotel because of it's location to family I visit when I come to NH. Staff is friendly and the breakfast is fair. I like most all aspects of the room except for the bed. They have a plastic pad on them that is very uncomfortable to sleep on. The television station selection is also very poor especially when my grandchildren stay with me. […] I have stayed several times at this hotel as well as others in the Dover area and think even though Rochester is closer to everyone, that the Dover hotels are a better choice for me. Meer infoGeverifieerde Hotels.com gastenbeoordeling
Great hotelGeverifieerde Hotels.com gastenbeoordeling
"Fine Hotel"
Hotel in great shape. Only complaint was that bed was rock hardGeverifieerde Expedia gastenbeoordeling
"Very nice stay for the price!"
The hotel was very nice and had great amenities for the price. The pool and hot tub were a lovely touch in the winter! The staff members were all super friendly and helpful. The breakfast spread was impressive, too! Only complaints were that the bed was uncomfortably hard for us, but we both suffer from lower back pain and sciatica. There was a supply […] of pillows that were labeled with their level of firmnesd, which was nice. There were some stains on the walls and carpet, but the linens and bathroom were clean. The shower was nice, although could use more than just a soap dish to rest stuff on in there. The third floor has smoking rooms, and every time we left the elevator or our room, we were hit with the smell of smoke, even though ours was a non-smoking room. So if you are sensitive, I would suggest a lower floor. All in all a very nice stay for the price we paid, although I believe that was a significantly discounted rate. Meer infoGeverifieerde Hotels.com gastenbeoordeling
"A Great Place to Stay in Rochester"
The staff was extremely friendly. The hotel was clean. We booked the hotel suite and it was very spacious and comfortable for 4 people. The breakfast was your standard fare. Overall a great stay.Geverifieerde Hotels.com gastenbeoordeling
We were very satisfied and would stay there again.Geverifieerde Hotels.com gastenbeoordeling
Great place. Very clean and pleasant.Geverifieerde Hotels.com gastenbeoordeling
"Great experience!"
Room design and cleanliness were very good. Buffet breakfast was one of the best we've had in a long time. Great atmosphere in dining room. Pleasant personnel. Would stay there again when in area.Geverifieerde Expedia gastenbeoordeling
very very clean and the breakfast was great. Very modern and the staff at the desk was great.Geverifieerde Hotels.com gastenbeoordeling
They could use some new mattress they were hard. It was loud you could hear everyone in the hall way. And all of the doors banging ...all night. Staff on the breakfast bar wasent friendly at all...not having a good day or something...Not niceGeverifieerde Hotels.com gastenbeoordeling
"Very Clean. Very Quiet. 100% Satisfaction!"
Great Hotel. No complaints! Quiet and clean!!Geverifieerde Hotels.com gastenbeoordeling
"second stay here"
Both stays were pleasant. Room was comfortable and the bed very comfortable also. Nice shower. Clean and neat. Welcoming staff.Geverifieerde Hotels.com gastenbeoordeling
"one night stay"
Room was beautiful. Came to visit an old friend. We were both impressed. Comfortable bed and great shower. Breakfast was disappointing, however. Most of the food items were empty. I was in a hurry so I didn't have time to wait for then to fill it up.Geverifieerde Hotels.com gastenbeoordeling
"good value in an area with not too many choices"
Not too many choices in the area; this one is clean; great breakfast; super rooms. Close to Rt 16 and not too far from Alton Bay, Wiers Beach or Meadowbrook Music complex. Recommend if you find yourself needed a room in the area.Geverifieerde Expedia gastenbeoordeling
"Really nice staff"
We were visiting from out of state during race weekend...so some of the other guests were not very considerate, slamming doors at 2am, loud talking in hallways, making ice over and over at 6am, etc. Hotel staff was nice as could be about any requests we made...later check out, earlier check in etc. Breakfast was better than the average of this type. […] Pool was a great area, had young granddaughter with us and it used up her energy. Will be better when the 'diner' next door reopens, but nice that the gas station with little store was a short walk across two parking lots. Again, can't stress how helpful and friendly the staff was over our two night stay. Meer infoGeverifieerde Hotels.com gastenbeoordeling
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7 Dos and 7 Don'ts for New Bloggers
69 comments:
- Alex J. Cavanaugh said...
Excellent checklist, Anne!
- March 20, 2011 at 10:25 AM
- Matthew said...
Really good points to consider, thanks!
- March 20, 2011 at 11:04 AM
- Elaine AM Smith said...
Hi Anne
I found that check list comprehensive and useful, I wondered about monitizing ;) It didn't feel right so I didn't do it. Thanks for clarifying that point. :D - March 20, 2011 at 11:04 AM
- Rachna Chhabria said...
A great list Anne. I agree with all the points. It should be read by all writers keen on starting a blog. Thanks for sharing your thoughts.
- March 20, 2011 at 11:04 AM
- Dorothy Ann Segovia said...
Fab and funny list.
I'm printing this out to keep next to my computer. - March 20, 2011 at 11:28 AM
- Clarissa Draper said...
These are really good! I recently changed my blog title to my pen name. I love the post on how to write good blog comments. I also agree that you shouldn't post your writing. No one wants to read chapters of your book on your blog.
- March 20, 2011 at 11:39 AM
- Ruth Harris said...
*Perhaps one day we'll all be issued Twitter accounts in the womb.*
Geez, a hashtag on your birth certificate? How twenty-first Century! - March 20, 2011 at 12:30 PM
- Susan Gourley/Kelley said...
Great checklist. I wish I had read this when I first started. I've been learning as I go.
- March 20, 2011 at 1:52 PM
- Anne R. Allen said...
Alex, Matthew, Elaine, Rachna, Dot--I hope you'll share it with friends who are thinking of taking the plunge. I see so many beginners who post their WIPs on blogs, and I want to leave a comment saying 'don't do this!' but I don't want to hurt feelings.
Clarissa--I noticed how you'd changed your header--very clever. I thought you must be reading Kristin Lamb.
Ruth--#Humanfail? I do Tweet, but the idea of everybody on the planet doing it scares me. - March 20, 2011 at 1:57 PM
- Anne Gallagher said...
I think too, one of the biggest peeves I have is not having a contact address right on your page. Having to click back to the "about me" or "contact me" blurb is a pain. Have your email address right under your name. Or somewhere easily visible.
Great list. I wish I'd known it sooner. - March 20, 2011 at 2:26 PM
- Lisa Gail Green said...
All excellent advice!! I wish I had known when starting to use my name in the URL! I've linked everywhere I can though so I think I'm still fairly easy to find.
- March 20, 2011 at 2:45 PM
- Darke Conteur said...
Excellent post. Might I add to your list--patience? How many new bloggers sign up thinking they'll get a hundred people wanting to read their blog? It takes time to build a following, nothing is instant or happens overnight. :)
- March 20, 2011 at 2:54 PM
- Ann Best said...
I recently bought Kristin Lamb's book and highly recommend it.
And I still wish all bloggers would take off Word Verification! - March 20, 2011 at 3:01 PM
- Holly Ruggiero said...
I changed my blog URL a couple of weeks ago. It turns out it's easy to do if you have a blogger account and you won't lose followers or mess up for feeds if you follow a few steps. I even blogged about how to do it.
I post flash fiction and poetry (along with my blogfests) but like you say I don't intend to publish it elsewhere. They are writing samples only.
I agree one-hundred percent on everything else. Other things I recommend – DO NOT ADD MUSIC that auto plays. Giant turn off.
As soon as possible customized your site, even if it is just a unique header so you blog doesn't look like fifty other blogs.
I second Ann's wish for word verification to be turned off. - March 20, 2011 at 3:15 PM
- Claire Goverts said...
This is a great list, thanks for sharing. And now I feel better about calling mine "Claire's Writing Log". Sometimes I would think it sounded a little boring, but its got my name in it and what it is.
- March 20, 2011 at 3:36 PM
- Mizmak said...
Thanks - great list. I started my blog about a month ago after commenting lots on The Literary Lab, where I found I had more to say about writing than I felt was polite in a comment, so thought a blog might be the place to do that. The great folks there kindly let me guest-post, which was a good "test drive" of blogging.
Thanks for explaining the tags - I didn't know that and will be adding them! - March 20, 2011 at 3:45 PM
- The Bigger Picture said...
Anne! So many great insights yet again which I believe will help me make my blog better. Certain things I'm seeing I'll have to reconstruct. I look forward to each of your blogs! Thanks for the help.
- March 20, 2011 at 4:21 PM
- KarenG said...
Wonderful list and I agree with all of it. Especially the horrible ads! Only I don't have my blog under my name and probably never will. It's complicated. I hope all new bloggers will come and read your Do's and Don'ts!
- March 20, 2011 at 5:10 PM
- Bob Sanchez said...
Good list, Anne. I agree about monetizing. It just isn't worth the effort. Recently I read an AARP article suggesting sources of income for retirees, and one of those ideas was to make money by blogging. That seemed pretty lame to me.
- March 20, 2011 at 6:43 PM
- Anne R. Allen said...
Susan--I think most of us have been learning as we go. Or worse, taking the wrong kind of advice.
Anne--I totally agree. I also dislike the kind of blog that only has a few sentences of a post, and you have to click to another page to read the rest. Guess what? I don't.
Lisa--If you wanted, you could work your name into your existing title the way Clarissa Draper did. "Lisa Gail Green's Paranormal Point of View"
Darke--You are so right! It takes a long time to build a following.
Ann-Yes! I'm always screaming about the stupid word verification. I only know one blogger who has ever had trouble with spambots. And if you monitor your blog, you can delete spam easily.
Holly--Double yes to the music. Your suggestions are great.
Claire--I felt the same way at first--I've got to think of a less boring name. Turns out we were doing it right.
Mizmak--I'm one of the people who knew you from Lit Lab, so I went right over when I saw you'd started your own blog. Congrats on your book deal!!
Bigger--Glad I could help!
KarenG--Send them this way--maybe save them a little grief.
Bob--Silly suggestion on the part of AARP. Blogs used to make a little money when there weren't so many, but now--ads are just a nuisance. - March 20, 2011 at 7:24 PM
- Skyler Martinez said...
This post was great! I've had my blog for about 2 years, more of a side-thought than anything else, and an easy way to share what I've been up to with relatives and friends. I've already learned from this post a few things I'm doing well, and possibly a few others that I could improve upon. Thanks for the advice!
- March 20, 2011 at 8:30 PM
- karenlee said...
Thank you for this posting. I've been trying to get my blog up and running for a while. This gave me some good ideas :)
- March 20, 2011 at 9:05 PM
- Florence said...
You never fail to put up a great post. Each and every week. You have covered all the bullet points. What if the blog and future web page are almost identical? That is to say, if you use your own name for the web page, are you using it for the blog as well?
My intended web site is how I sign off on my blog ... that's already my name. fOIS In The City.
Thanks as always, Anne :) - March 20, 2011 at 9:53 PM
- Judy Croome said...
Exellent check list Anne. And shows that one can always learn something new. That tip on SEO's was new to me, so thanks!
It's taken me a while to settle into a nice blogging pattern, but what I have seems to be working for me. I blog on Mondays and spend the rest of the week catching up with friends and colleagues blogs.
The only difficulty I have, and I haven't quite found the solution yet, is how to overcome the time barrier. Most of my blogging community is in the States, so when they're just starting to blog, I'm feeding the family dinner or going to bed!! So actually holding conversations is a bit difficult when I join the chat hours after everyone else. Hopefully I'll find a way to overcome that soon.
All the tips are great and I'm glad that Nathan is such a supporter of blogging for authors, both published and unpublished. His word carries weight.
Judy (South Africa) - March 20, 2011 at 10:19 PM
- Meghan Ward said...
Hey Anne, Great list! I'm going to be teaching a class on social media next month, so I will buy Kristin Lamb's book right away! (I hadn't heard of it until now.) Thanks for the recommendation.
- March 20, 2011 at 11:44 PM
- Simon Kewin said...
Great advice as ever - although I've broken Do #4 and, well, I guess it's too late to change now. Besides I've found that some people refer to me by the name of my blog, which is kind of weird!
- March 21, 2011 at 4:31 AM
- Anne R. Allen said...
Skyler—I'm giving tips for a professional writing blog. If your blog is primarily for family and friends, don't worry about the rules. You may want to start a separate writing blog once you graduate.
karenlee—Hope this helps!
Florence—Thanks for being such a great blogfriend. I wouldn't worry about a hosted website right now. Some agents disagree with me, but I don't think an unpubbed writer needs both a blog and a hosted website. If your blog is professional and contains all your relevant info, wait until your agent or publisher tells you what to put on your website
Judy—I wouldn't worry about the timing. Blogs can be slow, and don't happen in real time, which is one of the things I love about them.
Meghan—Kristin is great. Glad I could tell you about her.
Simon—Multi-published phenom that you are, you may be as well known as the Spellmaker as Mr. Kewin. But if you wanted to, you could call it Simon Kewin's Spellmaking without a lot of fuss. - March 21, 2011 at 10:18 AM
- Ben said...
I think a lot of people are forgetting about your DO #3. Sometimes, the blogosphere feels a bit schizo. People talk to themselves, want people to talk on their blog, but they want all their time spent in the social media to be about themselves.
Another Don't I would put there would be: Don't give writing advice if you never published anything. People who do drive me bonkers and most of the time their advice 1)stinks or 2)is taken from a book.
Great post Anne, as usual. - March 21, 2011 at 10:36 AM
- Jennifer Hillier said...
Really great post, Anne. Wish I'd read this when I was just getting started!
- March 21, 2011 at 12:56 PM
- Emily Cross said...
Brilliant post as usual Anne, I'm sure be great help to alot of people starting out :)
- March 21, 2011 at 2:46 PM
- Laura Martone said...
Excellent advice, Anne. If only I'd read it BEFORE I started my blog, then perhaps I wouldn't have initiated the crazy trend of writing six posts a week, only to devolve into one every week or two. Oops. Ah, well, live and learn... uh, right?
- March 21, 2011 at 2:58 PM
- Austin James said...
Excellent List... totally agree.
- March 21, 2011 at 3:11 PM
- Anne R. Allen said...
Ben--I agree with your addendum. Maybe it could fit under Don't #6: Don't act like a star and give advice about stuff you know nothing about.
Jennifer--Me, too!
Emily--send them my way!
Laura--I remember when you posted every day. Great stuff, but I kept wondering how you did it.
Austin--thanks! - March 21, 2011 at 3:47 PM
- m. christine weber said...
Fabulous post, Anne. In fact, I'm going to tweet the link. I regularly get asked about the ins-and-outs of blogging, and I'm in full agreement with your list (and with the "DON'T have music playing!" suggestion). I especially appreciate your caution against being unprofessional. Just like in real life "face-to-face" conversations, if a blogger come across manipulative, needy, self-absorbed, or too cool for school, people won't stick around for long. It scares us. ;-)
- March 21, 2011 at 5:43 PM
- Stina Lindenblatt said...
Great advice. I'm going to pass this onto a friend of mine who is struggling to come up up with her blog content. Thanks. :D
- March 21, 2011 at 8:27 PM
- Anne R. Allen said...
Christine--you're so right about the music!
Stina--Glad I could help. As Kristin Lamb says "your brand is YOU." - March 22, 2011 at 9:26 AM
- jrlindermuth said...
Good advice. Not a thing I'd dispute. Even got me thinking about changing my blog title to my name.
- March 22, 2011 at 10:27 AM
- Lynda R Young said...
great list of Dos and Don'ts. Great advice
- March 22, 2011 at 4:20 PM
- Kittie Howard said...
Wow, Anne! Great info!
- March 23, 2011 at 12:48 PM
- ninabadzin.com said...
You nailed it again Anne! I am SO happy I followed your advice when I started my blog in November to put my name in the title. And I COMPLETELY agree that writers shouldn't post unpublished fiction/poetry on their blogs.
I'd add (hope I didn't miss it up there) DON'T turn on the comment verification thing. Though I'm pretty sure you've discussed that in other posts.
Going to RT now. ;) - March 23, 2011 at 2:37 PM
- Melody M. Nunez said...
Cyber-hooker?! HA - I totally agree. Thank you for another great post! I think I'm on track based on your Dos and Don'ts...
- March 23, 2011 at 3:44 PM
- Leighann said...
I agree with all of the above.
My advice to new bloggers: don't compare yourself to others. Its hard not to but its dangerous and silly to look at their blog and wonder why they get more comments, what they have that you don't etc. - March 23, 2011 at 5:52 PM
- Sara said...
great list. thanks! (i found you through m.christine weber) can i ask a question though? what to do though if i am blogging on an entirely different topic (mommyhood) than my WIP? i dont think of my blog as a platform for that writing project necessarily, maybe i need to? should my name still be available on my blog even if its unrelated? i do have a bit of a following but, not sure if i like to think of potential editors making a decision about my me or my WIP based on my blog....ergh. will they think my blog about random motherhood musings silly? etc.
hmmmm. - March 23, 2011 at 8:27 PM
- sophie said...
Thanks, this really helps. I've got blogger-block at the moment, pretending it doesn't exist. This is what I've needed to find the energy to log back on and re-engage with my love of wild mushrooms (it is nearly the season again, after all!)
- March 24, 2011 at 6:37 AM
- HD said...
Great read! AS someone starting out it's always good to have someone break down the dos and don't on going about blogging. I sometimes try to get post out quickly or fail to edit through my post. Reading through your post will definitely help me become a better blogger. Thanks!
- March 24, 2011 at 6:51 AM
I'll be honest. I just want to blog so I can make .gif images that the world can enjoy....and by world I mean other employed adults who spend 30% of their work days on blogs and or social media.
- March 24, 2011 at 7:42 AM
- Anne R. Allen said...
jr--Kristin Lamb is really emphatic about the need to put your name in your title if you're building platform.
Lynda, Kittie, Melody--thanks!
nina--yes! I should emphasize that again. Turn off your word verification! It comes on automatically w/Blogger, but it's easy to turn off. You'll double/triple your comments.
Leighann--Great point. Everybody starts at the beginning. People with a lot of followers have been around a long time. You'll get there too. Don't despair. (And don't whine.)
sophie--I think blog block can come from too much blogging. It's OK to take a hiatus.
Sara--it sounds as if my tips may not apply to you, if you're not primarily blogging to promote your writing. Mommybloggers are a separate category. One writer-mommy blogger who comments here (Aisha) is now agented, so she's started a separate writer blog.
HD--Glad if I can help!
Anon--It sounds as if my guidelines don't apply to you. I'm just writing about writers (mostly) If you have a photography blog, don't pay a bit of attention. We need those LOL photos to keep us sane. Keep it up. - March 24, 2011 at 10:10 AM
- Veronika Walker said...
Ms. Allen-
I'm @inkworknow from Twitter. I've been reading your blog all morning, no kidding. Your tips and advice are incredible help; you're teaching me a lot, and I've been blogging on and off for a long time. I think I may just be harvesting all of your blog posts and utilizing their excellent points for my writing blog - which, as you've said before, I will start slowly.
Thanks for the encouragement! Can't wait to get started on this crazy writer's journey again. - March 24, 2011 at 12:19 PM
- Ranae Rose said...
Great article...I haven't been using SEO tags on my blog, so I'm glad you mentioned those! And here I thought that using my name in my title was just uncreative...I guess I'd been doing something right with my new blog. ;)
- March 24, 2011 at 1:23 PM
- Anne R. Allen said...
Veronika--Thanks. It feels good to know my advice is helping people. Others have said so, which is why Catherine and I think it needs to go in a book.
Ranae--I thought I was being uncreative, too. And my name isn't anywhere as memorable and cool as yours. - March 24, 2011 at 2:31 PM
- Veronika Walker said...
I completely agree, Anne. There are a lot of "self-help" books about writing and blogging, but none quite so definitive and easy to access as your recent series.
If you need a copyeditor, drop by my site; I'd be happy to take on your project! - March 24, 2011 at 4:44 PM
- Ellis Vidler said...
Good post. I just changed the header on my blog and added my name. Thanks!
- March 25, 2011 at 2:19 AM
- Liz Fichera said...
As usual, an excellent post. Love the "Don'ts"
- March 25, 2011 at 8:45 AM
- Anne R. Allen said...
Ellis--I think it's a good idea. Kristin Lamb has been hammering this all week. She doesn't even think writers should use pen names. Her mantra is "your name is your brand."
Thanks Liz--you've got a great blog, so I appreciate that you agree. - March 25, 2011 at 9:03 AM
- Ranae Rose said...
Anne, as a girl, I always hoped that a cool last name would be one of my future husband's attributes. Really lucked out, didn't I? Rose is much more memorable and romantic than my German maiden name, which people were forever mispelling! ;) lol
- March 25, 2011 at 9:11 AM
- Jacqueline Howett said...
Oh my, I guess this is the 0ver 400 followers list. Reading through all these do's and don't's... just look at all those comments!
...Good reminders. - March 25, 2011 at 11:13 AM
- Kathleen Valentine said...
Wonderful post. I'm putting a link to it on my blog. Thanks!
- March 26, 2011 at 10:19 AM
- Anne R. Allen said...
Ranae--Rose is great, but so is Ranae.I've never seen that name before and it's lovely.
Jacqueline--I know. I'm amazed, too.
Kathleen--Can't thank you enough. Your link got picked up by the Dallas News! (Odd, since you're in Gloucester Mass.--oh the wonders of the Internet!) - March 27, 2011 at 9:14 AM
- Gayle Feyrer said...
A question - I have two deleted scenes from my unpublished mystery that I was thinking of posting. They were cut to increase the pace of the book, but are good for atmosphere. Would these be okay to post, or would they also cause problems?
- March 27, 2011 at 9:31 AM
- Tami Veldura said...
I didn't know about the verification in Blogger so I'll be turning that off as soon as I find it (thank you!) but otherwise I seem to be on the right track (fingers crossed anyway).
I've got my own domain for my blog so my name is tied in there but I'm considering changing the title per your other suggestions here [name]'s [catchy title]. We'll see.
Other than that though I'm finding it difficult to find topics to blog -about-. There's a lot of information out there but much of it I'm simply not interested in, and I'm not going to blog about a subject that I don't care about A: that's boring and B: it would attract the wrong audience for me.
I do a lot of art, play a lot of video games, and read a lot of books. After reading I'm beginning to to think that blogging about art and video games may just be an ok thing to do. I write every day and I edit work from my friends who also write every day- given time I guess the writing topic will make itself known in my blog.
Thank you for sharing! - March 27, 2011 at 10:03 AM
- Anne R. Allen said...
Gayle--They generally tell us not to post fiction if you're unpublished and fairly new to writing, because 1) you're going to get better, and your future self might be embarrassed. 2) Fiction doesn't get read much on blogs. 3) When you do get published, those scenes may turn out to be necessary after all, and then you've messed with your first rights.
But if you're published and well known, extra scenes can be a lot of fun for your readers. I'd suggest putting them on a separate "page" for that book. Just make sure the scene won't work into something else, like a short story, because you are giving it away.
Tami--I agree that it's getting harder to provide new content, with so many writers starting blogs. Writing about writing rules and how to get an agent is pretty much covered. Blogging about the books you read is a different matter. We always need book bloggers, especially if you have a specific niche. Video game reviews are probably welcomed, too. - March 27, 2011 at 11:07 AM
- Gayle Feyrer said...
Thanks, Anne,
I'm previously published in romance, but this is my first mystery. I'm sure the scenes won't embarass me, but it may be better to save them for when the book is published, as extras. I'm just trying to create an intriguing new website. Thanks for clarifying.
Gayle - March 27, 2011 at 3:03 PM
- Anne R. Allen said...
Gayle--I LOVE your website. Gorgeous scene of Paris. But yes, I'd save the scenes for fans of the book after it's out.
- March 27, 2011 at 4:42 PM
- Debbie Clarke aka pbsage said...
thank you for the tips. my blog has been around for a few years, but, because of this post, i just put my name in the title!
best, deb. - March 30, 2011 at 6:41 AM
- Debra Davis Hinkle said...
Thanks for the info.
- April 3, 2011 at 11:57 AM
- Amarissa Amber Cale said...
Great insight. Many important pointers to bear in mind! All new Bloggers should keep these in mind... Myself included!
- April 4, 2011 at 10:52 AM
- Katie McGarry said...
Thanks for the blog. A group of fellow YA writers and myself just started a blog. This post couldn't come at a better time for us.
- April 4, 2011 at 11:22 AM
- Betsy Love said...
Thanks for the great post. I'm a newbie blogger and I found your information invaluable!
- May 23, 2011 at 6:58 PM
- Elizabeth Barry said...
Great tips! I'm off to make mental notes as I giggle about cyber-hookers...
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