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A guide to hobby & social media – Effective Blog Networks (Part 6)
Blog Networks or Blog Alliances – what ever you wish to call them, this is the place to learn more. I’d like to first to clear up a terminology issue, otherwise things are going to get very complicated very quickly. What is a Blog Network A Blog Network is set up by a web site owner in order to share other people’s content. [...]
A guide to hobby & social media – Reddit (Part 5)
And so on to Reddit, a completely different beast from the rest of this social media guide. I’ve the least experience of Reddit out of Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and general blogging. So if I’m wrong or you have more experience or you’ve had a completely different experience then please do comment and let me know. I’m [...]
A guide to hobby & social media – Twitter (Part 2.1)
This is a quick update on using Twitter and gaining followers. I recently completed a little experiment in trying to obtain relevant followers. I did cover this in my last Twitter article but this is a new approach. Method 1 I targeted a well known 40K player on Twitter and went through all their followers. By doing this I was targeting people [...]
ResinJunkie Blogger – Blog Spotlight
Blog Dataslate Field Data Age 4 months (as of Sept 2014) No. of posts 30+ Frequency Fortnightly Active in 40K Many URL https://resinjunkie.wordpress.com/ Twitter @resinjunkie Facebook None Armies covered Imperial Guard, Grey Knights, Death Korps of Krieg, Nurgle Chaos Space Marines Games 40K
Blog Spotlight for 40K – A regular new feature
I’m going to start a feature that will showcase and review a hobby related blog each month (possibly week). I felt like a blog roll was good way of exposing newly created articles from other bloggers but not much else. It also doesn’t get them in front of new people effectively and expose what they really have to offer. So spawned [...]
A guide to hobby & social media – Posting on Twitter (Part 3)
In this article we’ll cover the many different methods of posting to Twitter and how to leverage those methods to get you the results you desire. While there are only 140 characters to play with, there are a variety of ways you can use that limited space to get what you want. This should hopefully form a nice follow up from Part 2. One [...]