Comments on: How to Make Your Blog Feel Like Home

By: Jill MacGregor

Jill MacGregor — Wed, 11 Nov 2009 19:37:36 +0000

Great ideas, Glen. *make it feel like home*–my blog is so personal to me I always want others to have made a connection when they visit—whether that be a connection with me or a deeper thought that comes up while reading or both.
Take Care,
Jill

By: orville barba

orville barba — Wed, 11 Nov 2009 12:12:21 +0000

now i know the importance of consistent blog posting.. thanks for this ,, i spent hours writing articles but havent posted even one. i think i’ll have to check my posting sked so that my readers wont have any trouble catching me…

By: Kent @ Leawo

Kent @ Leawo — Wed, 11 Nov 2009 09:14:06 +0000

You do certainly make a good point.
We all love the home atmosphere, to stay in it and share more than somewhere else.
I usually like to make my home kind of casual and inviting to friends. So they love to visit me more often than I visit them. One of my relatives would never want so. He places restrictions on the visitors to his house and keeps everything in serious order. As a result, there are seldom anybody who will visit him twice.
Thanks for the inspiration! I should go and stick to the rules to make my blog feel like home.

By: Online Business Cookbook

Online Business Cookbook — Tue, 10 Nov 2009 16:34:28 +0000

Thanks for the great post! Everyone’s comments here are so helpful too, and it’s obvious you struck a chord with the post title.

I especially love your suggestion about writing with authenticity, and talking to readers as if they’re real people.

It made me think of the people down the block when I was little, who kept plastic over their furniture in the living room. I never felt at home there! Who would?

Many thanks,
Suzanne

P.S. Right on, Lia!!

By: Sharon Mostyn

Sharon Mostyn — Tue, 10 Nov 2009 15:53:51 +0000

I’m guilty of the “irregular posting schedule” and your article gave me an idea that I’m going to implement – thanks!

I’ll be creating an editorial calendar with a “topic a day” (similar to Twitter’s hashtags of #TravelTuesday, #FollowFriday, etc.) to combine the Focus and Familiarity tips in your post.

Thanks for sharing these great ideas!
Sharon Mostyn