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- Sphinn It!
Posted By: Lyndon 339 days ago
Topic Type: News Story (Jump to http://www.seo-chicks.com)
Category: Blogging
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"Disturbance" according to Mr Roget; distraction, interference, bother, trouble, inconvenience, upset, annoyance, irritation, intrusion.
Oh yeah, there is a lot of that going on, which is mostly why I don't hang out in Sphinn much and spending less time looking at RSS reader at low rent, feeble minded seo blogging. I really should clear it out.
I'm reading Steve Krug's "Don't make me Think", about web usability, and I feel a lot of bloggers have taken that phrase and applied it to blogging.
My take on blogging is, "Make People Think". Even if they disagree with you.
I'm saving further comments for a blog post ;)
I'm with Julie. 99% of industry blogs sound like an echo chamber.
I DO vomit on it! By god.
Nah! I am just trying to figure out.
i'm absolutely agree with you, there is most part of so called "seo blogs" are young people who know nothing about it, but only disturb industry)
..."Why there are so many non-news stories that go hot?"
Because in the big scheme of things we share experiences, we don't make "news" IMO.
I consider new tool and site launches, visible SE changes, new policies etc - news. Those are changes that affect us. But they don't happen that often so we write about what we know or think we see. We share.
Personally I did an air-punch reading Julie's piece, totally agree although the reguritating thing gave me the icks :)
Yep, while I didn't vomit, the same situation is what caused me to write my rant a few weeks ago on why most SEO blogs suck.
Most SEO blogs suck because the whole "You need lots of content" strategy gets shoved down newcomers' throats to where they start writing more than they actually understand. You don't see lameness in other industries unless the blog is owned by an SEO as well. ;)
100% agree, Mike!
Thanks for saying all of that Julie, I wrote a scarily similar post yesterday declaring that I don’t blog anymore. I am so incredibly bored with this industry, but I still love SEO.
Everybody is saying the same thing, over and over and over again. I hardly ever go to Sphinn these days.