Great tips! I can see why you are reader friendly 🙂
Keep up the excellent posts!
Thank you! Hope they help!
The series has been really filled with helpful tips.
But of all, I love number two and three of the series.
Also, thanks for sharing.
You’re awesome.
You’re most welcome PBW! 🙂 More to come!
Okay. Keep’em coming.
One coming soon!
I totally agree… Unfortunately, some blogs are wayyyy too long for me to invest the amount of time they require. I’d seriously need a ring for that type of commitment.
Waaaagh! Ha! Ha! Looool! And at least a 3 tier wedding cake all to myself (with lots of icing!). 😀
Oh yes!! For sure… And a pre-nup. LOL. Well said though… =))
I frequently start out intending a short post, but then my personality takes over and I am off and rambling…. What a surprise, huh?
-ValS
Ha! But because it’s interesting (at least to me) it doesn’t register as rambling.
I do both; Today I posted a longer piece because it was more personal and definitely needed to be explained in detail. It all depends on what is being posted and the purpose
Yup. Absolutely.
Thanks for the tip. 🙂
You’re welcome!
I keep most of my blog posts short and sweet.
…and your comments. 🙂
Yea I know. Lol.
🙂
I try to vary my lengthy posts with snappier ones. Frankly, it’s more considerate of me not to post essay-like opinion pieces all the time because people have things to do. That means my readers want snippets of information that helps them in some way mixed in with whatever opinion I want to share.
I also notice this post was short so thanks for that, The Journal!
Your advice is much appreciated.
You’re very welcome. I think that is a good thing to do. By varying you can A/B your posts and see which get the most return. Obviously the subject will have an impact on results too!
I have definitely seen bloggers who post lengthy posts and are very popular but in nearly all cases I can think of they have built up their very loyal audience who will stick with them regardless.
Great tips! I can see why you are reader friendly 🙂
Keep up the excellent posts!
Thank you! Hope they help!
The series has been really filled with helpful tips.
But of all, I love number two and three of the series.
Also, thanks for sharing.
You’re awesome.
You’re most welcome PBW! 🙂 More to come!
Okay. Keep’em coming.
One coming soon!
I totally agree… Unfortunately, some blogs are wayyyy too long for me to invest the amount of time they require. I’d seriously need a ring for that type of commitment.
Waaaagh! Ha! Ha! Looool! And at least a 3 tier wedding cake all to myself (with lots of icing!). 😀
Oh yes!! For sure… And a pre-nup. LOL. Well said though… =))
I frequently start out intending a short post, but then my personality takes over and I am off and rambling…. What a surprise, huh?
-ValS
Ha! But because it’s interesting (at least to me) it doesn’t register as rambling.
I do both; Today I posted a longer piece because it was more personal and definitely needed to be explained in detail. It all depends on what is being posted and the purpose
Yup. Absolutely.
Thanks for the tip. 🙂
You’re welcome!
I keep most of my blog posts short and sweet.
…and your comments. 🙂
Yea I know. Lol.
🙂
I try to vary my lengthy posts with snappier ones. Frankly, it’s more considerate of me not to post essay-like opinion pieces all the time because people have things to do. That means my readers want snippets of information that helps them in some way mixed in with whatever opinion I want to share.
I also notice this post was short so thanks for that, The Journal!
Your advice is much appreciated.
You’re very welcome. I think that is a good thing to do. By varying you can A/B your posts and see which get the most return. Obviously the subject will have an impact on results too!
I have definitely seen bloggers who post lengthy posts and are very popular but in nearly all cases I can think of they have built up their very loyal audience who will stick with them regardless.