There are many people out there blogging, but few that are truly successful. Here are a few tips for ensuring that your blog stands out.
1. Create Blogs that are original
Make sure that you have written your blog. Linking to other sites is not going to get you a lot of traffic.
Furthermore, simply writing about the same things as everyone else on the web is not going to be valued by your readers. Make sure that you have written something different or unique than what they can find on every other website.
2. Write about something that benefit your readers
Make sure that each post you write will benefit your readers. The very essence of selling and marketing is to offer benefits to people. If your readers aren't getting something that they find valuable, they won't read your blog and the definitely won't come back.
Before you post your blog, make sure that you are aware of how it is going to benefit the people who read it.
3. Write interesting Content for Readers, not Search Engines
While optimizing your blog for the search engine is essential for its success, far more important is optimizing your blog for your readers. I know from experience that when I try to fit a key word into my title just for the search engines without it sounding great, my blog is simply not as successful as ones with titles that show how beneficial the blog is going to be for its readers.
4. Personalize your Blog
Make sure that your personality shines through in your blog posts. Without this component, you are essentially writing articles, not blogs. Personalizing your blog is essential for creating original content that is unique and will keep readers coming back.
5. Write what you are Passionate About
Write what you are into, not what you think others are going to read. For me, writing about health and wellbeing is so easy because I am passionate about and live the lifestyle I write about. If you aren't passionate about what you are writing about, it may shine through.
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Sheryl Walters is an experienced holistic health expert.
Her blog combines the world's most up to date scientific research on how to stay young naturally in both mind and body with a heartfelt, personal touch. When we have the right information and take some dedicated action, we can be in charge of our health and our aging process.
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Saturday, September 8, 2007
Engines Of Creation (Book Reviews)
Despite a massive assault by its critics, Engines of Creation is a truly revolutionary work, and Eric Drexler should be commended for launching a worldwide discussion on the topic of molecular manufacturing (MM), or molecular nanotechnology (MNT), as some refer to it. First of all, this is a book that needs to be updated, as the opening chapters deal in-depth with protein design and a later chapter tries to paint a picture of a future network of information known as "the Internet". But the remainder of the book is timeless. (Update: Since this review, Engines of Creation has been updated and replaced by “Engines of Creation 2.0”)
The true merit of Engines of Creation comes not from the argument of whether or not manipulation of individual molecules is possible. We already know that it is. Our bodies are filled with nature's own molecular machines. But the true worth of this book stems from its assumption that such technology will develop into a worldwide enterprise and will have enormous consequences for the human experience. The importance of the examination and study of those consequences cannot be overstated, and Drexler formed the Foresight Institute in an attempt to grapple with many of these issues. (Although personally, I recommend The Center for Responsible Nanotechnology as the best "think-tank" on molecular manufacturing's benefits and dangers).
The power to thoroughly and inexpensively control the structure of matter will effect every aspect of the human experience, and although it is a worthy endeavor to speculate on the implications for medicine, space exploration, ending poverty, etc., none of these benefits will be realized if we fail to work out a reasonable system of governance once molecular manufacturing becomes reality. The development of this technology will lead to the creation of new weapons of destructive power, possibly give rise to demagogues, and provide the conditions necessary to precipitate a dangerous, and possibly world-threatening, arms race between competing MM-enabled nation states. Although we have faced these concerns since the dawn of the Nuclear Age, it remains unclear as to whether or not the same principles of Mutually Assured Destruction (MAD) will still apply. Engines of Creation sparks the debate on how we will deal with the new problems that arise from man's ability to manipulate molecules, and in doing so, it provides an invaluable service to the human race.
Those concerned about our future and the world in which we live should read this book, because molecular manufacturing will define our future.
To learn more about nanotechnology, please visit http://BrittGillette.com, a Christian perspective on the end times and emerging technologies. http://brittgillette.com/WordPress/?page_id=7
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The true merit of Engines of Creation comes not from the argument of whether or not manipulation of individual molecules is possible. We already know that it is. Our bodies are filled with nature's own molecular machines. But the true worth of this book stems from its assumption that such technology will develop into a worldwide enterprise and will have enormous consequences for the human experience. The importance of the examination and study of those consequences cannot be overstated, and Drexler formed the Foresight Institute in an attempt to grapple with many of these issues. (Although personally, I recommend The Center for Responsible Nanotechnology as the best "think-tank" on molecular manufacturing's benefits and dangers).
The power to thoroughly and inexpensively control the structure of matter will effect every aspect of the human experience, and although it is a worthy endeavor to speculate on the implications for medicine, space exploration, ending poverty, etc., none of these benefits will be realized if we fail to work out a reasonable system of governance once molecular manufacturing becomes reality. The development of this technology will lead to the creation of new weapons of destructive power, possibly give rise to demagogues, and provide the conditions necessary to precipitate a dangerous, and possibly world-threatening, arms race between competing MM-enabled nation states. Although we have faced these concerns since the dawn of the Nuclear Age, it remains unclear as to whether or not the same principles of Mutually Assured Destruction (MAD) will still apply. Engines of Creation sparks the debate on how we will deal with the new problems that arise from man's ability to manipulate molecules, and in doing so, it provides an invaluable service to the human race.
Those concerned about our future and the world in which we live should read this book, because molecular manufacturing will define our future.
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Britt GilletteTo learn more about nanotechnology, please visit http://BrittGillette.com, a Christian perspective on the end times and emerging technologies. http://brittgillette.com/WordPress/?page_id=7
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