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Blog School

The blog School is the ultimate place to learn about the blog. What is a blog? How to earn from blog? And many other thing….. 

The blog school divide this schooling of blog in two sessions –

BLOG LEARNING

Level I - The basics for beginners
  • General Introduction to Blogs
  • structure of a Blog and their unique structure
  • Difference between social site and a blog
  • create your first blog
  • Make your blog popular and gain readers
  • Make a living from blogs
  • Basic Search Engine Optimization (SEO) techniques
  • Blogging Etiquettes and Rules of the Web
  • Images for your Blog
  • Tools for Blogging
  • Track your blog – Google Tools
  • Alternative form of Blogging - Tumblr, Flickr, YouTube, etc.
  • Ego Surfing
  • RSS
  • Online language translation and transliteration
  • Useful Web Tools - Google Alerts, Quarkbase, delicious, Evernote, Google Docs, etc.
  • Precautions before you announce that new blog address in your email signature
  • .. and much more.
Level II - For experienced bloggers
  • Blog suppression - How anonymous can you get online
  • Advertisers for your blog
  • Social Media Tools & Social Networks
  • Advanced SEO techniques
  • AdSense Optimization Techniques for higher CTR / CPM
  • Dealing with Online Plagiarism
  • Blog from a mobile phone or email
  • Alternate source of blog traffic - Google Images, Yahoo News, etc.
  • SEO through Images, PDF, Office Documents and Flash movies
  • Pros & Cons of Guest Blogging
  • Full RSS Feeds vs Partial RSS Feeds
  • Blog options - Custom Search Engine, Widgets, Translation, Toolbar Buttons, etc.
  • Indirect ways to market your blog through contest, conferences, etc.
  • How to make your content go viral
  • Common mistakes in Web Design
  • Grow your blog community
  • Handle the Slashdot / Digg Effect without burning a hole in your pocket
  • There's gold in the archives - How analytics can help you dig that gold
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