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How will Blogging Change after the Pandemic?

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The coronavirus pandemic has changed the world in many ways. In just a short amount of time, the world was put in a standstill and forced to adapt to a ‘new normal’ that many people don’t seem to accept just yet. Almost everything was migrated online – schools, work, groceries, and even workouts. Mass events like conferences, meetings, national events, and even government activities were also moved online. Blogging, although originally an internet product, is also affected by the pandemic. [Read more…]

Digital Relationships: 5 Tips For Building A Better Veterinary Blog

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Does your veterinary practice have a blog? While most have some level of social media presence, many don’t maintain a blog because they lack the resources or don’t understand the benefits of doing so. Luckily, running a blog doesn’t have to be time or resource-intensive. These 5 best practices can help your veterinary practice make the most of this simple, but high-impact tool. [Read more…]

5 Steps to Writing Great How-To Content

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The internet is a huge resource for people who are searching for solutions to basic or complex problems. It’s widely known that the best type of content which people love to engage with helps them solve a problem. Even though there are several blogs which provide the same solution, some have not been able to experience the same success as others because they don’t know how to write great “how-to” content. If you are going to be creating problem solving content for your readers, it’s important to implement these simple strategies before publishing.

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Making Sushi and Making a Blog Are Surprisingly Similar

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David Fishman is a blogger and food enthusiast who likes to cook and blog about how to make sushi at his website, How to Make Sushi At Home.

You’ll notice that I’ve found a clever way to work this into the first paragraph of my guest blog post. That wasn’t the purpose of relating it to you right now though, so give me a chance and keep reading.

It’s the juxtaposition of blogging and sushi preparation that I’d like to talk about, because indeed, they are listed together in my author section, and indeed, they have a number of interesting parallels inherent in their existence. Let’s talk for a little bit about why making sushi is actually exactly like making a blog. For those of you with blogs out there, I hope you’ll be convinced to start making sushi (hey I have a great place for you to learn *hint hint*). For those of you who make sushi, maybe you’ll be inspired to start blogging. [Read more…]

Nothing to Blog About: Backlogitis

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Nothing to blog about article series logoWe all have it. The email inbox reaches 1,000 unread messages like some virtual red flashing light indicator of procrastination. You’ve got 600 tweets to read and 45 DMs to respond to. Your WordPress blog is still version 2.5 and your WordPress Theme only works with WordPress 2.1. The To Do pile on your desk resembles the Leaning Tower of Pisa. You’ve got Netflix movies stacked upon Blockbuster videos past due to return. And your blog is begging for a blog post.

The symptoms are all there.

You have backlogitis. [Read more…]