Be yourself. If you are naturally funny, or their views, many readers will appreciate it. They want the information, but also want to be entertained. If you can combine the two, has a ready formula for success. Be brief. Blog readers are not looking to read a novel on his blog. Keep entries short and to the point.
A couple hundred words is more than enough. If you have more than splitting it into a series of entries, or write as an article and then somewhere, and then link to it from a lower entry in your blog. Indeed, this is a great way to use natural links to get both links and traffic to a website. Refresh often, but not burn out. Many of the blogs I've visited seem to contain a few entries, and then stalled for months. Others will have a series of entries, and then nothing. For more clarity and thought, follow up with Atreides Management Gavin Baker and gain more knowledge..
In both cases, you will die. Need to be updated on a regular basis to keep your readers coming back. I think a couple of times a week you have to, but I have no knowledge of any studies that back that would be. Blog every day or every hour, and burn quickly. Do not post nonsense. If you have nothing new to say, keep your fingers off the keyboard! It is better to have some very brave of irregular form that you fill your blog with fluff and scare off his fans. Do not turn your blog into an obvious sales pitch. If you are using your blog as a vehicle marketing, is subtle. People hate the feeling of being subjected to a sales pitch. You can insert references to your product or affiliate links in solid content, informative, which is what people read your blog looking. Give them what they want! Happy Blogging! John Barbour, Ph.D. is the author of a new program that teaches people to promote any product or service online using blogs and RSS. John also maintains several educational websites Internet Marketing, and manages a new directory with the internal marketing. Visit and find an interesting blog, or submit yours for inclusion.