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Great Resource for New and Seasoned Bloggers

by Don Gilbert on January 9, 2010

I have been scouring the web for resources for bloggers, both new and seasoned. In my searches, I have come across several sites, but one of the most useful sites that I have found up to this point is Site Sketch 101. This is a blog that offers great tips on design, content, and just general web “best practices.”

Some of the more helpful posts that I have found over there are listed below.

Comments with Real Names Build Credibility
What Do We Really Know About PageRank?
6 Crucial Ways to Keep Readers Onboard
Great Blogs are Fueled by Passion and Power
Getting Rid of Procrastination… Today

Really, this is just a small list of great content over there at Site Sketch 101. Check it out. It can seriously improve your blogging.

PG
Don Gilbert is a self-taught PHP Ninja. He has been doing graphics, web design, and SEO for 3 years. He is a fast learner, and if you need anything hacked together, he is the man for the job. Don's pastimes include classical guitar, bible reading, and spending time with his fiancé, Alexis.
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  • Don,
    I was wondering if you wouldn't mind sharing your tweet-this.php file with me. I've tried using your code from:
    http://richardxthripp.thripp.com/tweet-this-custom-url-services/comment-page-1#comment-62347
    and it hasn't worked out for me. I'm running my own YOURLS.org shortner and really am striking out with the whole Tweet This buttons.
  • SiteSketch is a great blog - I missed some of the posts you mentioned. Im on my way back to the blog to check them out
  • Don,

    I'm currently a subscriber and a regular visitor of SiteSketch101.com every day. It's a great place to find information whether you're just starting as a blogger or know a thing or two about blogging.

    I really like: Comments with Real Names Build Credibility. I actually just use BluePop13 right now, however I do see his point. It's better to use your own name.

    I like how you have specific links to your favourite articles.
  • Great! I am glad you found your way over here to the IFB Design Blog. I look forward to providing great content and to build a community, much like we have going there at SiteSketch101.
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