#Blogmas2018 Ritu’s Blog Tips #15

Day 15

My muse, my tea my workstation!

Link your Twitter Handle to your blog!

I can only speak for WordPress blogs really on this one, but it is another of my little bugbears!

If you have a Twitter account, enter your Twitter handle into the sharing and social media section of your blog set up.

If you don’t have one, set one up, and then link it!

The reason?

If you write an amazing post, then it gets shared via Twitter, you will get notified, and can acknowledge.

If you don’t, it can still be tweeted, but WordPress have their own Twitter handle that gets inserted anyway, and they get the credit for your post!

Come on! 

Youve worked hard to write that post, you want the credit to come your way!

#Blogmas2018 Ritu’s Blog Tips #14

Day 14

My muse, my tea my workstation!

Get Social!

Yesterday, I mentioned about your sharing options…

Today I am telling you to get set up on all those sites too!

Instead of sharing your posts to your personal Facebook page, set up a page for your blog, so you can tailor it to your blog, and add relevant other posts comments and images as you find them.

Get yourself a Twitter account, Pinterest, Mix, Flipboard, LinkedIn… all of these places are great for you to share your own work, but also for you to share the work of others.

And you can link most of these to your blog too, so some will share your posts automatically, or if someone was to stumble upon your profile on there, they could find your blog easily too.

#Blogmas2018 Ritu’s Blog Tips #13

Day 13

My muse, my tea my workstation!

Sort out your shareability!

I mean, make sure you have all avenues to share your posts via various social media activated on each post.

You might not be a Twitterer or a Pinterest pinhead for example, but many of your readers are. If you at least have the sharing options available on your site, then there is a much bigger chance that your posts could get discovered via Facebook, or Flipboard…

#Blogmas2018 Ritu’s Blog Tips #12

Day 12

My muse, my tea my workstation!

Find your voice.

This is quite simple.

Don’t attempt to copy someone else’s style.

Be you.

Find your niche – or don’t (I never did!) but always find your voice.

Your voice gives your blog it’s personality, especially if it is a blog that is not connected to a business.

Your blog should be able to allow your creativity to shine, be it poetry or fiction, ramblings or recipes.

Your style is what will make your blog readable, what will attract like-minded bloggers to your site. Something that is identifiably YOU!

#Blogmas2018 Ritu’s Blog Tips #11

Day 11

My muse, my tea my workstation!

Respond!

One of my biggest niggles, when a blogger whose post I have commented on doesn’t respond – AT ALL!

Going back to my last couple of tips, quality interaction is so important, when building up a solid reader base, and if you don’t bother answering or at least acknowledging the comments left on your post, it’s highly unlikely you will be attracting many followers.

The conversations I have had via my comments, or on other blogs, have strengthened my blog relationships with my followers, allowing me to get to know them as well as them to know me too.

That human touch makes all the difference.

An appreciation to those leaving thoughts on your words.

I read, and write A LOT.

If you are following me, you know that.

My saviour is my WP app on my phone.

When I have a moment, I log in, and browse my reader and all my notifications, attempting to answer them all as the day unfolds.

If I know I can’t give all my attention to the comments then, I wait until the end of the day, and spend time responding, genuinely, to all who bless me with a visit to my blog, and leave comments.

Some schedule their time to respond weekly.

It’s up to you, but make sure you do!

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