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BBAW Day 5: Current Practices & Future Trends
Latest Posts / September 16, 2011

Share 3 things you are essential tried and true practices for every blogger and 1-3 new trends or tools you’ve adapted recently or would like to in the future. Interesting topic and I’d be interested to read what others have written. But let’s not pontificate: Tried & True: 1) Comment on other blogs – karma’s great. 2) Personalize the posts. Sure it’s nice to hear a synopsis, but I want to also know about the person. 3) ...

BBAW Day 4: Changing how we read
Latest Posts / September 15, 2011

Since starting this blog I have discovered some wonderful authors which I never would have read. Not only books which I might have passed on in the past, but those which I most likely never would have heard about because from one reason or another they did not make it onto the precious shelf space at my local book stores. The key was finding bloggers who have my taste, that might seem like an easy task to many people (especially ladies ...

BBAW Day 3: Community Part II
Latest Posts / September 14, 2011

I only have been blogging for a bit more than a year and I don’t feel qualified to give anyone tips about building a community. However since this is the daily topic I’m going to try. Most important is to keep doing what you enjoy. Don’t try to appease others, don’t try to read books you “think” your followers want you to read and don’t overload yourself with deadlines. This is a hobby, it’s fun, it’s hectic, it’...

BBAW Day 1: Community
Latest Posts , Opinion / September 12, 2011

I’m going to tell you right off the bat that I’m going to cheat. This weeks marks the 2011 Book Blogger Appreciation Week. Yes, I have my favorite book bloggers and they know who they are. There are several which I follow religiously but mostly I simply enjoy looking at my RSS feed knowing that there are many other bookish people out there who like to share their experience reading. I’m a firm believer that reading was, and could ...

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