How readers read your blogs...

[Boogie]

this article is insanely informative. certainly something to consider when creating your latest blog and/or its entries.

http://www.useit.com/alertbox/9710a.html

[walrus]

great read thanks

[virgohippy]

rich with information, yet very concise, and it makes itself an example. thanks for sharing.

not sure if this is worth anything in addition to, but it might be of interest, even if it is just a product plug:

http://www.sensible.com/chapter.html

[Cleo]

Interesting article.

I've always thought it best to stay away from large blocks of text.

[Paul&John]

Interesting article.

I've always thought it best to stay away from large blocks of text.
Yeah however SE likes text :)
Still great article

[Cleo]

Just use paragraphs. Nothing worse then trying to decide if something is worth reading and it is just one giant block of text.

[Toby]

Just use paragraphs. Nothing worse then trying to decide if something is worth reading and it is just one giant block of text.Yup, if I see a large block of text without any paragraph breaks I just back off the page and move on.

[Paul&John]

Just use paragraphs. Nothing worse then trying to decide if something is worth reading and it is just one giant block of text.
Yeah thats right

[Preacher]

A good read, especially for someone like myself who tends to get a bit too wordy. Thanks boogie! |thumb

[anasporn]

both articles are very useful...especially to someone as long-winded as me! LOL

[anasporn]

Hey Preach....GMTA? ROFL

[m0nk3yb0y]

Interesting....raises some good points though with a blog I think you have to rant a bit in order to give it some kind of personality. The trick is to get your point across without letting off too much steam. OOps Im rambling agian !! lol :D

[GonZo]

The best marketing pieces Ive seen since Andy Dunn stopped doing the sexswap newsletter.

Thank you

[ronnie]

Good link, thanks for posting..:)

ronnie

[bartjes]

Thanks Boogie, really interesting reading there