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]]> http://www.dailyblogtips.com/suit-tie-khakis-or-pajamas/comment-page-1/#comment-136409 Randy Roedl On Wordpress Blogs Fri, 05 Oct 2007 19:53:55 +0000 http://www.dailyblogtips.com/suit-tie-khakis-or-pajamas/#comment-136409 [...] Add personality through anecdote. Even if your travel experiences aren’t suited to your blog’s topic, an anecdote is a great way to frame the context of your writing. It gives a sense of realism that helps readers relate with you and promotes conversation. You can spin the anecdote into a relevant point, casually mention it as an aside, or make it a full-blown post like a true pajama blogger. However you do it, your readers will be able to think of you more as a person than as a faceless voice in cyberspace. [...] [...] Add personality through anecdote. Even if your travel experiences aren’t suited to your blog’s topic, an anecdote is a great way to frame the context of your writing. It gives a sense of realism that helps readers relate with you and promotes conversation. You can spin the anecdote into a relevant point, casually mention it as an aside, or make it a full-blown post like a true pajama blogger. However you do it, your readers will be able to think of you more as a person than as a faceless voice in cyberspace. [...]

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]]> http://www.dailyblogtips.com/suit-tie-khakis-or-pajamas/comment-page-1/#comment-135252 3+4 Tips for the Traveling Blogger Thu, 04 Oct 2007 11:17:18 +0000 http://www.dailyblogtips.com/suit-tie-khakis-or-pajamas/#comment-135252 [...] Add personality through anecdote. Even if your travel experiences aren’t suited to your blog’s topic, an anecdote is a great way to frame the context of your writing. It gives a sense of realism that helps readers relate with you and promotes conversation. You can spin the anecdote into a relevant point, casually mention it as an aside, or make it a full-blown post like a true pajama blogger. However you do it, your readers will be able to think of you more as a person than as a faceless voice in cyberspace. [...] [...] Add personality through anecdote. Even if your travel experiences aren’t suited to your blog’s topic, an anecdote is a great way to frame the context of your writing. It gives a sense of realism that helps readers relate with you and promotes conversation. You can spin the anecdote into a relevant point, casually mention it as an aside, or make it a full-blown post like a true pajama blogger. However you do it, your readers will be able to think of you more as a person than as a faceless voice in cyberspace. [...]

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