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Great recommendations…reading this post felt very comfortable.
As interesting as it sounds, I still do not know who you are after this post, but I feel that you are a cool lady Ruby. Great content!
Zack
(Astoria, Oregon)
.-= Zack Covell´s last blog ..Social Marketing Management =-.
Thanks Zack
Today is the first publishing day for this blog, so hopefully if you give me a week or so I can overcome the ‘I don’t know you’ problem. I’ll surely be working on it over the next few days
Hi Ruby,
you’re sharing great tips with us. Especially newbies should read your post, but advanced bloggers, too should ask themselves from time to time if they’re on track. Your tips offer great guidance to do so.
Have a blessed day and take care
To a prosperous life
Oliver
.-= Oliver Tausend´s last blog ..Create your own MLM leads =-.
I appreciate your feedback Oliver, and you’re right, it’s easy to let things slip even for experienced bloggers. So many challenges these days, the temptation to cut corners is definitely there.
Aloha. I would like to thank you for your informative tips. Yes I’m a young Jedi. Fresh off the battleship with eagerness to learn from so many. It’s not as easy as others make it seem. I appreciate it. Have a great day.
Thank you Sherri
It’s easy once you know how, but you have to get to the ‘know how’ part first. You’re doing the right thing, the force is with you 
Thanks for these no-nonsense tips, particularly the one about “Call to action” and also the bland. A lot of the comments I find to have too many “Awesomes” in them and a bit gushy,
Thanks P
Ooh, I hate random awesome too. Nothing screams ‘hype’ louder to me than gushy, I’m glad I’m not the only one!
Great advice. Thank you for sharing.
Thanks for taking the time to stop by Kyle!
Great Post Ruby, unique too..which is nice to see. Glad to be part of your UT. Tracy
.-= Network Marketing Sweetie´s last blog ..Business Lessons From My Weed Puller =-.
Thanks for stopping by Tracy, I do love your blog so it’s a real pleasure to see you here and hear from you
Ruby,
That was a good read. I am a new blogger so I will take this into consideration with my blog. Thanks for the great content and loads of information on your blog. Have a great day!
.-= Keysha Bass´s last blog ..Are you setting goals for yourself? =-.
Thanks Keysha
I hope you’ll stop by again soon, I have plenty of new content to post this week.
Any advice for a fairly new blogger who made prob one of the biggest mistakes a blogger could ever make?
A reader wrote a sarcastic comment to one of my posts and I was so upset I wrote back a very angry reply, garnering even more negative comments after which i decided to remove the whole post as looking at it made me feel so down…
how does one make a positive rebound after that? just move on, leave the past behind?
My blog was meant to be an online support group but i kept getting this one visitor who makes sarcastic remarks so on a bad day, i blew my top and PUBLISHED it! Sigh…
Set your blog comments to moderated (so you have to approve them manually) and then ‘spam’ any more from this user, and/or blacklist their IP so they can’t leave comments any more. Then you can move on afresh without that sinking feeling every time you get a new comment thinking ‘is this another one from that person’.
Everything is a learning curve, even things that don’t work out as you would like. It’s not a failure, it’s a lesson learned. So don’t punish yourself, just move on