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posted by Randy Roedl on Dec 28

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It’s time for the ubiquitous “best of 2007″ lists, so why not one for Copyblogger? I’ll go ahead and do a round-up of the year’s best-received posts, with a bit of commentary on what was notable from each month.

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So, if you missed anything from 2007, here’s a second shot at it. While you do that, I’ll have time to figure out what to write for next year (don’t worry, I’ve already got a pretty good idea).

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Let’s get started by going way back to January of 2007.

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January

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I kicked off the year with the SEO Copywriting 2.0 series, and then proceeded to break one of my New Year’s resolutions by putting the term linkbaiting to a public vote. You can read the verdict here.

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By the way, I broke my resolutions just for fun, all except for one. I never once used the word kerfuffle on this blog in 2007.

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Whoops.

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Other notable posts:

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• Introducing the A*I*D*A Formula for Blogging

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• Permission Marketing 2.0

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• The P.T. Barnum Guide to On the web Publicity

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• The David Ogilvy Playbook for Business Blogging

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February

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February started out with a bang thanks to The 5 Immutable Laws of Persuasive Blogging, and then shifted into the Build a Sticky Blog series:

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• Differentiate Your Blog or Die

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• Who Do You Think You’re Speaking To?

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• Are You Leaving Your Readers Out of the Conversation?

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• Let Cicero Build You a Sticky Blog

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• Five Steps to a Truly One-of-a-kind Blog That Attracts Readers and Revenue

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March

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After finishing up the Sticky Blog series, I had no idea what to write next. So, on a late night in early March, I decided to write a post about grammar (boring) and then went to bed. I guess the headline spiced things up a bit, because when I woke up the next morning, the post had gone HUGE on Digg, Reddit, Delicious, Stumble and a bunch of blogs from all over the world. This post brought in more traffic than anything else I’d written on Copyblogger up to that point.

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Other notable posts:

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• Headline Remix Madness – Part One and Part Two

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• Why the A-List Doesn’t Matter

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• Zen and the Art of Remarkable Blogging

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April

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In April I took a late ski trip, and the first-ever guest posts appeared on Copyblogger. Chris Garrett and Roberta Rosenberg granted me to take a break with my family, and made me realize that this blog is more interesting when more voices are involved.

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Other notable posts:

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• A Easy Four-Step Strategy for Developing Content That Connects

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• The Benjamin Franklin Guide to Marketing Your Business On the web

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• Five Common Headline Mistakes and How to Avoid Them

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May

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In Might, Copyblogger got a huge design makeover from Chris Pearson, and then Chris retooled the old design and released it to the wordpress community. Also, Muhammad Saleem came on board as a regular guest writer and asked Is it OK to Write for Digg?

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Meanwhile, I did a whole series on metaphors:

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• Become a Master of Metaphor and Multiply Your Blogging Effectiveness

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• Metaphor, Simile and Analogy: What’s the Difference?

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• Magnetic Blogging: How to Use Metaphors to Create Irresistible Content

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• Do Your Metaphors Rock?

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June

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In June I decided to see if I could work the whole grammar angle again. This time, I used a 60-year-old headline (Do You Make These Mistakes When You Write? is a slight twist on the classic Do You Make These Mistakes in English?) to see if I could get the attention of all these new-fangled social media users. The stampede from Digg, et al was more massive than the last one, which goes to show that some headlines always seem to work.

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Other notable posts:

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• Is Beer the Key to Remarkable Blogging?

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• Writing Headlines for Regular Readers, Search Engines, and Social Media

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• Blueprint for a Brilliant Blog Launch

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• Go Massive or Go Home: Why Being Bold is Critical to Getting Noticed

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July

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In July, I cranked out a different kind of post about writing, and it’s become my favorite. It was a spur of the moment thing, and while it certainly leaves out some important things (most notably lots of reading), it was designed to make a point.

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Hopefully it did.

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Other notable posts:

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• Blogging is Dead (Long Live Value Blogging)

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• IKEA Content: How to Lose Your Readers in Two Minutes or Less

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• Two Techniques That Help You Embrace Brevity

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• Are You a Courageous Blogger?

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August

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In August, the guest writers really shined. Mu kicked it off with a post about lists, Ryan Imel hit two home runs with How to Become an Authority Blogger and If Your Blog Disappeared, Who Would Miss It?, and Michael Stelzner explored writing productivity.

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Here’s some stuff I wrote:

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• The David Lee Roth Guide to Legendary Marketing

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• Do People Really Want Transparency and Authenticity?

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• How to Get 6,312 Subscribers to Your Business Blog in One Day

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September

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September was the month when things went crazy, traffic wise. Each article aimed at the Digg front page made it, and so did random posts that I scribbled off without thinking about it (like the “click here” post). Sensing opportunity, Ben Yoskovitz shows up for one single guest post, which also hits the Digg front page. Finally, on the last day of the month, I turned 40. Along with my lost youth, it later became clear that the success of September had also ended Copyblogger’s run on Digg.

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Here’s the list of posts that helped shatter all previous Copyblogger traffic records:

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• Warning: Use These 5 Surefire Headline Formulas at Your Own Risk

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• How to Write Remarkably Creative Content

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• Writing for StumbleUpon: High Impact Content “Above the Scroll” in Four Easy Steps

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• Does Telling Someone to “Click Here” Actually Matter?

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• Do You Recognize These 10 Mental Blocks to Creative Thinking?

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• Are You Using the Five Types of Links Properly?

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• Ten Timeless Persuasive Writing Techniques

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October

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After the September traffic stampede, it was time to shift gears. The free Teaching Sells report was released, and on the day we launched the training program designed to move people away from relying on Google and advertising, Google lowered Copyblogger’s PageRank from 6 to 4. Once Google was made aware that I had not been selling links and didn’t deserve the penalty, my PageRank was raised to 7. Too late, however, as Google made the point better than I could alone. You need to control your own destiny, and never rely on Google as your marketplace or business model.

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Other notable posts:

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• How to Create Ebooks That Sell

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• Here’s How to Stop Worrying About Google Once and for All

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• The Butterfly Effect and the Environment: How Tiny Actions Can Save the World

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• Six Common Punctuation Errors that Bedevil Bloggers

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November

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Another strong month for guest writers, which was a good thing considering I was swamped with Teaching Sells. Skellie, Anna Goldsmith, Sean D’Souza, Dean Rieck, Jon Morrow and Nathania Johnson all made their first appearance on Copyblogger. Hopefully some of them are coming back in 2008!

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Other notable posts:

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• Jazz and the Art of Improvisational Blogging

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• 7 Warning Signs That You’re Drunk on Your Own words

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• The Nasty Four-Letter Word That Keeps You From Writing

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December

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To close out the year, I broke character a bit to rant about Facebook and Digg. The point I’d hoped to make is that VC-funded companies are not on your side, and the only media you can trust and truly profit from is that which you own and control. And honestly, the reason I decided to go ahead with the Digg rant was because I loved the headline. I guess only a word nerd like me gets excited about an alliterative set of four words, each with four letters, all wrapped up in a Wizard of Oz reference. :-)

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Other notable posts:

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• The Cosmo Headline Technique for Blogging Inspiration

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• 58 of the World’s Greatest Offers

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• Why Writing Like a College Student Will Kill You Online

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• How to Use the “Rule of Three” to Create Engaging Content

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Looking forward to 2008

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It’s nice to look back at the year this way, because otherwise the memory of it is mostly a blur (at least for me… but remember, I’m getting old). Thanks once again to all of you out there for making all of this possible by tuning in to Copyblogger. It’s clear that I have the coolest readers around.

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Enjoy the holidays, cherish the ones you love, and plan on accomplishing more than you think you can in the coming year.

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It’s going to be another interesting one.

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posted by Randy Roedl on Dec 28

Sometimes your readers might find it useful to have a printable version of your articles and posts. This is particularly true for blogs that publish timeless content like tutorials, how-tos and so on.

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If you are tech-savvy you probably could solve this problem by creating a special CSS stylesheet and loading it when people need to print your articles. For the lazy or less tech-inclined of us, there is a wordpress plugin that handles everything itself.

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WP-Print will create a printable version of your posts by using its own CSS file, and it will automatically launch the printable page when the user clicks on the “Print this” link that you will insert on your blog.

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You can see a live of example on the Pick The Brain blog. All the articles come with a “Print this post” link, and you just need to click it to see the printable version.

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I have installed this plugin on some other blogs and it gets the job done. I am still considering it for Daily Blog Tips though, since I am not sure if the readers actually want to print our articles (bloggers usually just bookmark what they need to read later). Just leave a comment if you would like to see a “Print this” link on each post here and I will integrate it.\n

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posted by Randy Roedl on Dec 28

Phew! If you ever had any problems setting goals for your blog I am pretty sure that the list below will help you. Seventy eight people participated in our 2008 Blogging Goals writing project, and among their entries you will find all sorts of goals, goal setting strategies and reasons explaining why you should or shouldn’t set some goals yourself.

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Before presenting the entries I would like to thank Brian Gardner for sponsoring the project with three Premium wordpress themes. The three random winners of the Revolution Themes are:

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• Robert from Middle Zone Musings

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• Karthik from dailyApps

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• The guy from My Blog Contest

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Below you will find all the entries. A huge thank you for the participants; I am pretty sure that you all will reach your goals in 2008!

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1. Making Home-made Wine and Beer - 2008 Goals For This Blog

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2. 2008 Plans for Sk8 Father

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3. Blog Gigs - Blogging Goals For 2008

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4. My Life with IT - Blogging Goals for 2008

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5. Butterfly Media - 2008 Blogging Goals

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6. Scott Andrew Bird - Blog goals 2008

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7. Objetivos do 1001 Gatos para 2008

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8. 2008 Goals For Money and Blogs

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9. Kris Cpec - Blogging Goals for 2008

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10. Win A Revolution Theme

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11. Non Profit Leadership, Innovation and Change - Goals for 2008

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12. 2008 Blogging Goals and The Rewards They Earn

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13. Blogging Notes - Blogging Goals for 2008

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14. The University Blog - Blogging Goals for 2008

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15. #Comments - Goals!

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16. Agile Business Navigator - (Blogging) Goals for 2008

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17. Goals For 2008: (Almost) Every Blogger Has Some

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18. SeanPAune - Blogging Goals For 2008

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19. Amanda - 2008 Blogging Goals

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20. Why I Never Set Blogging Goals

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21. The Genetic Genealogist - My 2008 Blogging Goals

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22. TechLife - 2008 Blogging Goals

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23. ooof - Blogging goals

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24. zParacha - 2008 Blogging goals

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25. Learn How 2 Earn - Blog Goals for 2008

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26. 2008 Blogging Goals Win Premium Wordpress Themes

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27. happy 2nd birthday, change therapy!

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28. Not-So Techie Goals Set For 2008

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29. Jake Bouma - Blogging goals for 2008

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30. Paasikoe - 2008 Blogging Goals

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31. Train The Trainer: 2008 Goals

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32. Beyond Behaviors’ Blogging Goals for 2008

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33. Fashion by Jenni - Blogging Goals for 2008

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34. Ledger Pad - Plan For 2008!

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35. A contest! A xontest!

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36. Planet Apex - 8 Blogging Goals for 2008

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37. A Writer’s words - 2008 Blogging Goals? Plans, maybe …

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38. Romance Tracker’s 2008 blogging goals

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39. Global Warming Hub’s blogging goals for the new year

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40. Setting Your Goals Makes You 200% More Productive

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41. On the internet Tech Tips blogging goals for 2008

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42. ConchoLakeAZ.com Blog Goals

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43. Inspiration just doesn’t get any superior than this

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44. Blog About Your Blog - Blogging Goals for 2008

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45. My 2008 blogging goals for Blog Contest Central

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46. Blogging Goals - Christmas Letters To Santa Claus

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47. Mixed Market Arts - Goals for 2008

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48. Have you thought of your blogging goals for 2008?

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49. Vincent Chow - Blogging Goals For 2008

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50. Writing Nag’s 2008 Blogging Goals

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51. ShawnW - My blogging goals for 2008

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52. The Value of Being Incomplete: What Are Your Goals for 2008?

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53. On Financial Success - Goals for the new year

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54. Madhur Kapoor - Blogging Goals for 2008

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55. Work n Play - 2008 Blogging Goals

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56. What I Wish to Achieve with dailyApps in 2008

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57. Gimme a Dream - My Blogging Goals for 2008

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58. New Year’s Resolutions for TailgatingIdeas.com

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59. It’s Write Now! - Blogging Resolutions For 2008!

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60. Blogging: Learning The Lessons The Hard Way

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61. Nazjam - My blogging goals for 2008

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62. JobMob 2008 Blogging Goals

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63. What will your blog look like in 2008?

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64. My 2008 Goals For Newest on the Net

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65. MisEntropy - What I want my blog to be…

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66. The Visitor’s Book (2008)

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67. An unplannd future

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68. Good Bye 2007 - Blogging Goals for the New Year

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69. Life in the World wide web - Blogging Goals for 2008

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70. Blogging Goals for 2008 - Learn from the Experience!

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71. Techno Money - My Goals for 2008…What Are Yours?

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72. 8 Goals For Inspiration Bit In 2008

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73. Cyber Street Report - 2008 Blogging Goals

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74. Mary Emma - Writing and Blogging Goals for 2008

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75. Gauravonomics - My Three Blogging Goals for 2008

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76. eBiz Parent - 2008 Blogging Goals

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77. Alphablogs - 5 goals for 2008

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78. Daily Blog Tips: 10 Goals for 2008

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posted by Randy Roedl on Dec 26

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posted by Randy Roedl on Dec 26

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posted by Randy Roedl on Dec 24

A primary goal of any website or blog should be to provide its visitors with a pleasant and fulfilling experience. Regardless of what market the website is targeting, the views of users will play a big role in determining the site’s level of success. Visitors that have positive experiences will be much more likely to come back later, refer friends, sign up for a newsletter, buy a product, submit an inquiry about a service, etc.

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When developing a website, the user’s wants and needs should always be in the forefront of the decision making process. It doesn’t matter what type of website you run, it needs to be user-focused. Unfortunately, sometimes it’s easy to get caught up in the design and development process and create a site that satisfies the designer or the owner but doesn’t really provide visitors with much value.

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What makes a website user-friendly? There are probably an endless number of factors, but let’s look at five of the major ones.

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1. Page Load Speed

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Even though high-speed world wide web connections are becoming more and more common, there is still a large number of internet users that are on slower dial-up connections. Even with high-speed connections some pages just don’t load very quickly. Most of your visitors will be fairly impatient and pages that load slowly could chase them away. At the very least, slow loading times will reduce the number of pages that they’ll visit on your site.

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Knowing your site’s audience can really help to know how your pages should be designed. A program like google Analytics will show you the percentage of your visitors that are using different world wide web connections. Based on the numbers you can get a good idea of what type of impact page load speed will have on your overall audience. If your site attracts a high percentage of users with dial-up connections, you should be sure to keep pages loading as swiftly as possible. If a very high percentage of visitors are using high-speed connections, you might be able to add a few extra elements to your pages.

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Factors that influence the load times of pages include the number and size of images, extra items like flash, the amount of excess code (example, designing with a table-based layout instead of CSS), and the size of your pages. (Read more about website optimization).

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2. Accessibility

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If someone can’t use or access your website it serves no purpose for that visitor. Accessibility of websites has become a more massive priority for designers and developers in recent years, but there is still a long way to go. Even major corporations have struggled to achieve complete accessibility. Target was even sued over the accessibility of its website for handicapped individuals.

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Some of the easiest things that you can do to improve the accessibility of your site include using alt tags for all images, use valid HTML and CSS coding, avoid frames, and grant text to be re-sized by visitors. There is of course much more to accessibility, which was covered in detail by 456 Berea St.

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3. Navigation

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All users want to be able to move through the website to find what they want. A big factor in being user-friendly is providing easy and intuitive navigation. Major areas of navigation should be located consistently on all pages. Using common elements that users anticipate to find, like About pages and Contact pages will help as most world wide web users have come to anticipate them and will look for them at times.

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A general rule of thumb is that any page on your site should be reachable with 2 clicks from your home page. For bigger sites this probably isn’t realistic, but offering a sitemap and/or a sitewide search can really help.

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Another important factor with navigation is that user’s shouldn’t have to guess where they will end up if they click on a link. Regardless of whether the link is part of a navigation menu, or if it is simply in the body of the text, visitors should understand where the link will lead them.

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4. Information

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Visitors are coming to your site for a reason. Whatever that reason may be, you want to provide them with what they are seeking. Are they coming to find basic information on your business’ services? Are they coming to read in-depth articles on a particular subject? Whatever the case may be, the information that your website provides needs to sufficiently meet the expectations of visitors.

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A blog like this one will need to provide its readers with great, insightful articles in order satisfy its visitors. The website of a restaurant may need to provide hours of operation and a menu in order satisfy its visitors. Obviously, each situation is different. In order to have a user-friendly website you need to expect what visitors will expect to find at your site, and then put it right in front of them.

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I know this is just the tip of the iceberg on the subject of user-focused websites. What factors do you feel are important (either from the perspective of a visitor or a designer)?\n

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posted by Randy Roedl on Dec 23

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