Blogging is not an easy art. It needs patience and discipline. More important, it requires understanding of blogging.
You cannot become a great blogger unless you know how to blog. There are some common mistakes that all new bloggers make. It will not be a surprise if you too make the same mistakes.
What’s important is to learn with experience. Here are ten tips that every new blogger must follow.
Sunil Saxena is an award winning media professional with over three decades of experience in New Media, Social Media, Mobile Journalism, Print Journalism, Media Education and Research.
He incubated the award-winning Gaon Ki Awaaz, India’s first voice-based news and information service for rural India that won two South Asian awards and one National award for innovation.
Sunil has authored three media books that are referred texts in most Indian Universities.
His current passion is Social Media, and its integration with industry and traditional media. Among other things he is keenly interested in content management, website development, social media consultancy, development of mobile content and media training.
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