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8 Reasons Why I Don’t Read Your Blog

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  1. Frank,
    Thank you for offering this advice and I especially like that you added solutions to each one; very helpful. I believe my site covers your points respectively.
    I’ve found that if I want to post something quite lengthy then I’ll break it up into parts or make it into a series. Also, I use a free program called “ginger” as well as putting my blogs into Microsoft Office Word first before posting. These reduce some of the grammatical and spelling errors.
    Again, thank you for your advice and your blog as a whole.
    In His Peace,
    Joe

  2. Hi Frank
    In looking up info regarding blogging I came across your article, and thanks so much for info.
    It hit me as I was reading it, that your each of your items also carry over to life… and how we deal with people. (Actually other than 1 and 2) I’d like to share your info on my blog, with credit of course. Please let me know if that would be OK.
    D

    • You are welcome to share an excerpt and then put the link on your blog. Google penalizes for duplicate content, so an excerpt and a link to the rest of the article is great. Thanks!

  3. Thanks Frank,
    I’m reading Jesus A Theo., and Pagan Christianity, Church Reimagining, and haven’t started but have From Eternity to Here, Jesus Manefesto (just came yesterday), Finding Organic Church, finished & want to re-read but loaned out The Untold Story..,.

    I so appreciate your research, and revelation (to me) that has made such a difference in my walk and growing experience.
    I’m not a writer, and not much of a reader, but your books have brought such insight which makes me want to know more.

    Thank you again and many blessings,
    ps in the last line is that supposed to be everyday?

  4. Hi Frank,

    I had to smile when I saw this on your lists of blog posts.When I built my own site, it helped to have friends comment on my blog theme. I was looking for something clean and not have too many junk.

    As for the limit of 300 words to 800, I will agree with another visitor of yours. “Ouch!” It’s a challenge to do that.

  5. I appreciate the reminder, Frank. I confess that I had to grin when I read #2, as I too have a pet peeve when it comes to grammar (eg. when to use there, their, or they’re). Still, I too am far from perfect, but I’m learning.

    Peace and Blessings.

  6. Thanks for the helpful post, Frank. It helps add to the cultivating of web etiquette and a blogging ethical framework- which is sorely needed.

    Blessings,

    Nick

  7. I think I’m covering most of those bases, Frank. Maybe you want to check out my blog? 🙂

  8. Frank, there’s some good advice here. After years of blogging I’ve seen seen good and bad practice. I doubt if any of us score a perfect 8. I’ve tried to work on the look of the blog but I’m a bear of little technical brain, so tend to concentrate on the quality of the writing. After doing this for a while the blog has become something of a minor vocation. I enjoy it and if I stopped enjoying it I would quit blogging. In general I approach moderation with a light touch. I’ve removed a few malicious or aggressive posts, but otherwise I tend to let them stand, even If I’m the target. [From the Blog Manager. Please see our policy about links –

  11. I very much agree with #3 and 4. I would say that one more turn off for me is when a person is blogging with an evident goal of achieving fame vs. simply sharing a message as a “beggar to beggar” as you once quoted someone (and I am ashamed I don’t remember who exactly that was)

  14. Goodmorning Frank,

    I don’t own a blog and I’m not a professional writer … or better said I’m a wanna be writer. You keep stealing my thoughts and so there’s nothing original left to write about.:) I do a fair bit of blogging though so thanks for the ‘not to do’ blogging tips also.

    In reading over the list of not to do’s, I am reminded that these tips can be applied to not only blogging but to living so thanks for the reminder. Also thanks for the link to the 50 top posts. Since I’m fairly new to your blog I’ve missed a lot so look forward to reading them today.

    Let me concur, your books are easy to read. I never buy a book that’s not easy to read. There are a lot of books out there with very good material in them but you do need a dictionary in hand to read them. It makes for painful reading.

    Have a good day!

  16. Thanks, Brother Frank, for taking the time to invest in those of us who truly desire to improve our blogging. You are certainly a great example to us all. I really appreciate the fact your blog is not all about you!

    May the Lord richly bless you as you keep up the great work!

    Mac

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