Tag Archives: Blogging

I recently found an article about 5 blogging personality types, but I don't know that I could claim that I completely fall into any of them.

I suspect most of us write, edit and view our blog primarily on a desktop or laptop. That means we can forget our site's mobile layout.

I tried a little experiment recently to give a boost to blog inclusivity. You probably didn't notice, and if you didn't, that's not bad.

When you revise or adjust old posts, should you let your readers know by adding updated dates so they can see a change was made?

In case you missed them — and you probably missed at least some — I compiled a list of the most-read 2023 blog posts here at Patrick's Place.

When it's time to write a new post or do other work on your site, do you have a dedicated blogging workspace that you prefer? Should you?

A prominent YouTube blogger apologized for a long, unexpected disappearance. But should bloggers really owe the audience an apology?

For search engine optimization, some problems could keep blogs from ranking higher with search engines. Should passive voice be one of them?

Whenever a blogger browses through blog layouts, one decision is whether to choose a grid or masonry design.

When someone left me a comment accusing me of copyright infringement, something seemed off. So I did a little checking on the claim.

Blogging in 2022 seems to be getting harder when it comes to writing time for individual posts, according to a new survey.

This past week, I had two rude comments come through my moderation cue. They did not make the cut, so you won't see them.

Every blogger has probably hoped their hard work will result in viral blog posts that make them a household name across the blogosphere.

For those of us who write sites like this, deadline pressure is real. But bloggers reading blogs by others can be valuable time well spent.

Every October, along with reds, oranges and yellows we associate with autumn, we see a lot of pink for Breast Cancer Awareness month.

Remembering incidents like Sept. 11 remind us of the terrible losses. But blogging about tragedies gives them a deeper, personal meaning.