Digital Photography School: Why, What, and How to Blog series

Darren Rowe over at Digital Photography School just wrapped up a three part series on blogging. There’s some really good information and tips in the series, written by Natalie Norton.

Part 1: Why You Should Consider Setting Up a Blog.

1. It’ll turn up the heat
2. Track your progress
3. Feedback
4. Marketing
5. Publicity
6. Relationship
7. Announcements
8. Networking
9. Testimonials
10. It’s Plain ol’ Fun

Part 2: Building Your Blog: 10 things to consider when building your rockin’ photoblog.

1. Keep it fresh
2. Share the love
3. R.E.S.P.E.C.T.
4. K.I.R., Keep it real
5. Keep it simple
6. LARGER than life
7. Piracy is better than obscurity
8. For the love of children everywhere, chill
9. Know your numbers

And Part 3 wraps it up with How to Find the Blog Service that’s Right for Your Photoblog.

I recently asked 8 successful photographers 4 simple questions. Their broad range of answers will rock you to the moon and back if you’re serious about starting your own photoblog, so this week. . . we’re gonna learn from some friends of mine. I hope you enjoy.

Looks like i have my work cut out for me!

Tags: blog, blogging, digital photography school, DPS, natalie norton