Comments on: Professional Blogging http://tribeswell.com/professional-blogging/ Thu, 05 Jan 2012 18:59:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: cclark http://tribeswell.com/professional-blogging/#comment-41 cclark Sat, 22 Nov 2008 02:19:02 +0000 http://indyawesome.com/?p=38#comment-41 Word Tristan, word. Thanks for the comments. I don't think that many people really read. I read a book every 1 to 2 weeks, and I think it makes you a sharper person (I'm such a snob). But seriously I agree with your comment. Word Tristan, word. Thanks for the comments. I don’t think that many people really read. I read a book every 1 to 2 weeks, and I think it makes you a sharper person (I’m such a snob). But seriously I agree with your comment.

]]> By: cclark http://tribeswell.com/professional-blogging/#comment-43 cclark Sat, 22 Nov 2008 02:19:00 +0000 http://indyawesome.com/?p=38#comment-43 Word Tristan, word. Thanks for the comments. I don't think that many people really read. I read a book every 1 to 2 weeks, and I think it makes you a sharper person (I'm such a snob). But seriously I agree with your comment. Word Tristan, word. Thanks for the comments. I don’t think that many people really read. I read a book every 1 to 2 weeks, and I think it makes you a sharper person (I’m such a snob). But seriously I agree with your comment.

]]> By: cclark http://tribeswell.com/professional-blogging/#comment-628 cclark Sat, 22 Nov 2008 02:19:00 +0000 http://indyawesome.com/?p=38#comment-628 Word Tristan, word. Thanks for the comments. I don't think that many people really read. I read a book every 1 to 2 weeks, and I think it makes you a sharper person (I'm such a snob). But seriously I agree with your comment. Word Tristan, word. Thanks for the comments. I don’t think that many people really read. I read a book every 1 to 2 weeks, and I think it makes you a sharper person (I’m such a snob). But seriously I agree with your comment.

]]> By: Tristan http://tribeswell.com/professional-blogging/#comment-40 Tristan Fri, 21 Nov 2008 23:43:21 +0000 http://indyawesome.com/?p=38#comment-40 Colin, to answer your first question, I'd say being a pro blogger means being a pro writer. Very rarely (ever?) do you find someone making decent money on a blog who sucks at writing. I managed and wrote for a blog for a very successful nationwide (soon to be international) company, but the only reason I was given that opportunity was because I worked for the company's magazine, too, writing and editing stories and other multimedia content. So if someone thinks they can write whatever they want in an unprofessional manner, throw it on a blog and make money, they should think twice and take some writing classes at the very least. And they should read, read READ! Few things make a person a better writer than reading. End of public service announcement. Colin, to answer your first question, I’d say being a pro blogger means being a pro writer. Very rarely (ever?) do you find someone making decent money on a blog who sucks at writing.

I managed and wrote for a blog for a very successful nationwide (soon to be international) company, but the only reason I was given that opportunity was because I worked for the company’s magazine, too, writing and editing stories and other multimedia content.

So if someone thinks they can write whatever they want in an unprofessional manner, throw it on a blog and make money, they should think twice and take some writing classes at the very least. And they should read, read READ! Few things make a person a better writer than reading.

End of public service announcement.

]]> By: Tristan http://tribeswell.com/professional-blogging/#comment-42 Tristan Fri, 21 Nov 2008 23:43:00 +0000 http://indyawesome.com/?p=38#comment-42 Colin, to answer your first question, I'd say being a pro blogger means being a pro writer. Very rarely (ever?) do you find someone making decent money on a blog who sucks at writing. I managed and wrote for a blog for a very successful nationwide (soon to be international) company, but the only reason I was given that opportunity was because I worked for the company's magazine, too, writing and editing stories and other multimedia content. So if someone thinks they can write whatever they want in an unprofessional manner, throw it on a blog and make money, they should think twice and take some writing classes at the very least. And they should read, read READ! Few things make a person a better writer than reading. End of public service announcement. Colin, to answer your first question, I’d say being a pro blogger means being a pro writer. Very rarely (ever?) do you find someone making decent money on a blog who sucks at writing.

I managed and wrote for a blog for a very successful nationwide (soon to be international) company, but the only reason I was given that opportunity was because I worked for the company’s magazine, too, writing and editing stories and other multimedia content.

So if someone thinks they can write whatever they want in an unprofessional manner, throw it on a blog and make money, they should think twice and take some writing classes at the very least. And they should read, read READ! Few things make a person a better writer than reading.

End of public service announcement.

]]> By: Tristan http://tribeswell.com/professional-blogging/#comment-627 Tristan Fri, 21 Nov 2008 23:43:00 +0000 http://indyawesome.com/?p=38#comment-627 Colin, to answer your first question, I'd say being a pro blogger means being a pro writer. Very rarely (ever?) do you find someone making decent money on a blog who sucks at writing. I managed and wrote for a blog for a very successful nationwide (soon to be international) company, but the only reason I was given that opportunity was because I worked for the company's magazine, too, writing and editing stories and other multimedia content. So if someone thinks they can write whatever they want in an unprofessional manner, throw it on a blog and make money, they should think twice and take some writing classes at the very least. And they should read, read READ! Few things make a person a better writer than reading. End of public service announcement. Colin, to answer your first question, I’d say being a pro blogger means being a pro writer. Very rarely (ever?) do you find someone making decent money on a blog who sucks at writing.

I managed and wrote for a blog for a very successful nationwide (soon to be international) company, but the only reason I was given that opportunity was because I worked for the company’s magazine, too, writing and editing stories and other multimedia content.

So if someone thinks they can write whatever they want in an unprofessional manner, throw it on a blog and make money, they should think twice and take some writing classes at the very least. And they should read, read READ! Few things make a person a better writer than reading.

End of public service announcement.

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