We check your bios and the linked websites. Leave relevant comments on other wow blogs as a logged in user.Read up about the new blogger initiative.Established bloggers have seen new sites come and go and most of us hate removing sites so want to ensure that you have some longevity and quality before adding you to our lists.Īs an open invitation to any upcoming bloggers, even if you have just one recent post
Writing relevant information will also get you picked up by search engines. But some those early posts were read I was picked up by other blogs. Some of my early posts had a readership of 1. To get a readership, it is almost necessary to get the eye of an established site. Getting to a dozen posts is a hard (all these posts and no-one is reading me). Even more time for you to be strong and established, and to shape your community. Plenty of time for you to be keen, eager and learning. To pull a number out of the air, it seems like there is about a 3 year authorship for WoW blogs. A game that hold daily attention for 4 years is doing something very right. This really is a reflection on the players and not on the game itself. While it is sad to see old names go silent there are plenty of new names coming into the scene.
Very few of the authors writing when I started blogging are still talking about WoW gold making.
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200,000 page views counted by google stats, plus countless other views read via places like the undermine journal and via RSS feeds. I was interested in writing about it and it turns out others were interested in reading it. I was a noob with half baked ideas and 'a cunning plan'. It was time for a new wave of bloggers to step up and new sites to be formed. They had done their time, and were moving on. I first started this blog when a couple of the existing gold bloggers bowed out.
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