#Blogging
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From Tech Docs to Blog Posts: How Writing Can Transform Your Career
The post argues that writing online improves technical writing by forcing clearer reading, reflection, and outcomes. It also says exposure reduces fear and makes repeated practice easier.
Want to blog? Read this.
The text says that blogging is simple: start with an account, write something short, publish, and repeat. It argues that nobody cares at the beginning and that improvement comes from the act of writing.
You Will Suck at Blogging, but That's OK!
The author says beginners should expect to write badly at first, because improvement comes from practice. He uses coding and blogging experiences to show that repetition matters more than perfection.
Writing a Technical Blog
The post says technical blog ideas come from solving problems or learning something new, then suggests choosing between a step-by-step guide and a concept-focused reference, with editing by rereading aloud and tightening explanations.
Blogging - Nuances & Impacts
The text defines blogs, distinguishes personal and corporate blogs, and argues that business blogs help publicize expertise, attract traffic, and promote services, but they require regular updates and good organization.
You blog? then better ask your boss
The post warns employed bloggers to be careful about what they publish, since a boss or web host may object. It also describes a Movable Type change that adds a direct delete link to comment-spam warning emails.
Blogging in news again
The post says the author forgot where they read the article, but had heard that Google is buying Blogger.com.
How to Write Blog Posts that Developers Read
The article argues that developer blog posts work better when they get to the point fast, expand to a broader audience when possible, have a realistic path to readers, use images, and stay skimmable.
Some Unsolicited Blogging Advice
Brad Frost agrees that if you have any idea, you should start a draft. He describes two blogging modes: writing quickly, or building a draft over time until there is enough material to publish.
I wrote 1 blog post every day for 2 years. Here's 5 things I learned about SEO
The author says SEO worked best when he focused on useful posts, ignored keyword tools and link chasing, and kept publishing with patience over the long run.
The 5 Best-Written Blog Post Examples Ever
The post argues that strong blog writing combines expertise, passion, simplicity, personal experience, and clear structure, illustrated with five examples and their common traits.
Best Free Blog Software to Get You Started
The page compares free blog platforms and says the best choice depends on long-term needs, growth, SEO, design, and monetization, not just the easiest setup.
7 Tips for Choosing a Blog Name
The post says a blog name should match what you plan to write about, leave room to grow, be unique, and be checked against available domains before you commit to it.
How to Use a Content Scorecard to Publish Better Blog Posts
The article explains how to build a content scorecard from top-performing posts and use it to check topic relevance, SEO, actionability, upgrades, one CTA, and visuals before publishing.
7 Tools That Help With Blog Writing - Blogging 101
The article argues that Evernote and Postach.io make blogging easier by keeping notes, drafts, media, formatting, and publishing in one workflow across devices.
Three Keys to Blogging Success
The article argues that bloggers build engaged readers by projecting authority, likability, and trust, and shows how content, social proof, consistency, and interaction help create those qualities.
What to Blog About - an All-purpose Decision Map [Infographic]
The infographic maps five ways to find blog topics: passion, audience input, research, repurposing old posts, and other sources such as teammates, books, and search suggestions.
Is It OK For New Programmers To Blog About What They Are Learning?
The video answers a beginner programmer’s question about blogging while still learning and treats it as a valid way to share progress and advice from experience.
Should You Blog In Your Native Language
O vídeo responde se o curso de marketing para desenvolvedores serve para quem não é falante nativo de inglês e diz para escolher o mercado com cuidado.
Ghost – A simples e perfeita plataforma para publicações
O texto apresenta o Ghost como uma plataforma de blogging simples, open-source e focada em publicações. Destaca o uso de node.js, a facilidade para criar temas e a hospedagem oferecida pela própria Ghost.
Ghost founder on how to grow a successful design career by blogging
The author says blogging helped him build traffic, find clients, land larger projects, and move into new roles, with his career unfolding from a personal blog to Ghost.