Tag Archive for 'blogging'

Beauty blogs don’t have to be boring

07
Nov
08

Blogger screenshot
We’re all au fait with the phenomenon that is blogging and more recently the debate that genuine bloggers are being replaced by companies falsely representing themselves. While carrying out some recent research for the top (as well as genuine) UK beauty bloggers I was surprised to come across so many uninspired sites featuring the same products, the same girly girly-tone and the same images of cupcakes and flowers.

However among the beauty blogging community there are a few gems. People who write with passion and energy, people that make you want to read their whole site from back to front.

Bloggers who truly love their subject matter stand out by a mile. However putting talented, passionate bloggers aside, here are some amusing articles I thought you’d all enjoy:

How not to look fat in a dress
Fed up with getting it wrong? Frustrated looking back at pictures of you looking drab, dreary and worst of all, lardy? This handy article illustrates 16 foolproof tips to herald the end of the frock faux-pas.

How to cope with a freezing office
Suffer from pneumonia-inducing air con in your place of work? Check out shefinds.com’s essential survival tips.

False eyelashes for men!
Boys this one’s for you! The craze in mancake (male make-up) has reached all new levels with Eylure releasing their Natural Lashes for men.

I wish my blog had more spiders

19
Feb
08

Blogging Cycle
Ever wondered what happens just after you post on your Blog? Frank Rose from Wired Magazine did, and he took the time to explain the complex chain of events that follow. It is impressive how every piece of information you upload to a Blog hosting service has the ability to trigger a unique action that means something to someone.
Spiders, Ping Servers, Search Engines, Data Miners, Text Scrapers, Social Bookmarks, Aggregators, Ad Servers, Corporations, Spam Blogs, Online Media, and (last but not least) the Readers – they all want to hear what you have to say and benefit from it, either financialy or intelectualy. Of course, reputation plays an important role here and your Blog and the genius of your thoughts and words remain the most important element in this peculiar information cycle.

In case we caught you blogging late night thinking how your Blog’s Technorati authority sucks, remember that you are not alone. Everything you write has an impact on “something else’s life”… even if that something is a Spider.

As seen on Wired Magazine




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