The Health Bloggers' Blog
Anyone who reads my blog knows that I don’t share a lot of personal information (especially recently — when I first started Your Nutritionista, I shared a lot more). In fact, people don’t really seem to like when I lifecast. But lately, I’ve been wondering if it’s dishonest not to share more of myself with [...]
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If you’ve been hanging around the blog world long enough, you’ve probably noticed that there are lots of things to vote on. Companies know that the best way to get exposure for their brand and simultaneously get a popular blogger to represent them is to get lots and lots of people to vote on their [...]
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Today we have another very important PSA to remind you to stop competing with other bloggers and collaborate! Now, let me tell you my story. Way back in July, when I decided to launch Your Nutritionista Consulting, Rachel was also thinking about launching Rachel Wilkerson Coaching. Rachel planned on offering a health coaching service, and [...]
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Do you craft each moment so that it’s more blog-worthy? Are you living your life more for your blog than for YOU? No, those aren’t questions from a cheesy motivational speaker. They’re real issues that can ruin a blogger. And I’m not just talking about ruining a personal life — I’m talking about ruining a [...]
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Alright, first of all, let me clarify what this post is NOT. It’s not going to teach you how to best make use of ads or affiliate programs. It’s not going to discuss getting sponsors for your blog. And it’s definitely not going to touch on getting a book deal from your blog. Other Hollaback [...]
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You all know what I mean when I talk about “thinspired” readers. They’re the people who might not have the healthiest habits and maybe don’t read your blog as it was intended to be read. They might be looking to lose weight in ways that aren’t totally safe or healthy, and they might not really [...]
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I’ve posted before about how great it is when bloggers form a community. But what’s not so great is when group-think sets in and people start to get lazy, ditching original ideas for mindless copy-blogging. And no, I don’t mean THIS copyblog — that’s a blog you SHOULD copy! While most of your posts shouldn’t [...]
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As most of you know, I’m one of two Hollaback bloggers whose blog is powered by Tumblr (holla, Johana!). I’ve been on Tumblr from day one, and even though there are times when I grit my teeth and WISH I had started on WordPress, I’m ultimately glad I chose Tumblr. But even if you use [...]
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Bletiquette: Courteous Blogging 101
by Leah on October 21, 2010 · 24 comments
Not to go all Emily Post on you, but sometimes we just need a little reminder on the rules of good etiquette when blogging. Let’s get this out of the way first: Yes, it’s YOUR blog. Yes, you can do exactly what you want with it. But if you want to be a courteous blogger [...]
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