Comments on: How to Blog like Shakespeare: Writing for Three Audiences at the Same Time http://www.copyblogger.com/blog-like-shakespeare/ Online marketing that works Thu, 09 Feb 2012 15:03:18 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: How to Easily Write Brilliant Blog Posts | @PushingSocial http://www.copyblogger.com/blog-like-shakespeare/#comment-1022201 How to Easily Write Brilliant Blog Posts | @PushingSocial Mon, 27 Jun 2011 15:02:47 +0000 http://www.copyblogger.com/?p=6599#comment-1022201 [...] If you're new here, you may want to sign-up to get Pushing Social Updates. Thanks for visiting! Tweet I know certain blog writers who blog like Shakespeare. [...] [...] If you're new here, you may want to sign-up to get Pushing Social Updates. Thanks for visiting! Tweet I know certain blog writers who blog like Shakespeare. [...]

]]> By: L’Arte di Raccontare una Buona Storia – Francesco Gavello http://www.copyblogger.com/blog-like-shakespeare/#comment-970735 L’Arte di Raccontare una Buona Storia – Francesco Gavello Mon, 25 Oct 2010 17:01:06 +0000 http://www.copyblogger.com/?p=6599#comment-970735 [...] How to Blog like Shakespeare: Writing for Three Audiences at the Same Time [...] [...] How to Blog like Shakespeare: Writing for Three Audiences at the Same Time [...]

]]> By: Kim http://www.copyblogger.com/blog-like-shakespeare/#comment-828072 Kim Thu, 18 Feb 2010 14:37:14 +0000 http://www.copyblogger.com/?p=6599#comment-828072 You have nailed it, but I am still confused when it comes to my audience and I know I've plateaued so I've got to do something. My blog is b2b, but because I write about trends, I will hit on something that the overall public has a voracious appetite for and I'll get solid hits on those themes for a year...but they aren't my target audience. They won't buy my services, so do I really want to write for them or try to convert them to regular readers? I can use that info to inform my target audience and I'll have written about those topices a year ago and they'll just now be something the public is researching. My trends need to be in advance of the market. That is how I position myself. So I am not sure whether to just ignore that and keep going thinking only about how to build the audience who I also want to sell my services to, or write to convert that new reader also. That would take almost an entirely different tone on my blog; my series, if you will has only built on the topic and they get hits as well, but I don't see my regular audience getting built up because of it.... It would seem I want the reputation of being a blog that frequently has information in advance of the market and that that is why people come to the blog and if they need more, they'll hire my services, right? Am I missing the point? You have nailed it, but I am still confused when it comes to my audience and I know I’ve plateaued so I’ve got to do something.

My blog is b2b, but because I write about trends, I will hit on something that the overall public has a voracious appetite for and I’ll get solid hits on those themes for a year…but they aren’t my target audience. They won’t buy my services, so do I really want to write for them or try to convert them to regular readers?

I can use that info to inform my target audience and I’ll have written about those topices a year ago and they’ll just now be something the public is researching. My trends need to be in advance of the market. That is how I position myself.

So I am not sure whether to just ignore that and keep going thinking only about how to build the audience who I also want to sell my services to, or write to convert that new reader also. That would take almost an entirely different tone on my blog; my series, if you will has only built on the topic and they get hits as well, but I don’t see my regular audience getting built up because of it….

It would seem I want the reputation of being a blog that frequently has information in advance of the market and that that is why people come to the blog and if they need more, they’ll hire my services, right?

Am I missing the point?

]]> By: Bill the Bard and Blogging « DadStory http://www.copyblogger.com/blog-like-shakespeare/#comment-816876 Bill the Bard and Blogging « DadStory Sat, 06 Feb 2010 08:17:12 +0000 http://www.copyblogger.com/?p=6599#comment-816876 [...] happened upon this blog post the other day, bookmarked on del.ico.us, and have not been able to get it out of my [...] [...] happened upon this blog post the other day, bookmarked on del.ico.us, and have not been able to get it out of my [...]

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]]> By: Volga http://www.copyblogger.com/blog-like-shakespeare/#comment-814208 Volga Tue, 02 Feb 2010 09:21:11 +0000 http://www.copyblogger.com/?p=6599#comment-814208 Jesika- I am also not from UK, so I bought that book as an e-book from the link redirected by author's site. For your reference I am giving link's URL here too http://www.lulu.com/product/e-book/shakespeares-truth-ebook/5972416 . You can buy that book from here. Volga Jesika- I am also not from UK, so I bought that book as an e-book from the link redirected by author’s site. For your reference I am giving link’s URL here too http://www.lulu.com/product/e-book/shakespeares-truth-ebook/5972416 .
You can buy that book from here.

Volga

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]]> By: Jesika http://www.copyblogger.com/blog-like-shakespeare/#comment-813654 Jesika Mon, 01 Feb 2010 10:23:44 +0000 http://www.copyblogger.com/?p=6599#comment-813654 Thats very interesting and unique post Dr Charlie. Replying to Volga's Comment- Volga, I love to read about Shakespeare. I have read PDF of the book you have mentioned there and now I want to read it fully. But that book there is available only in UK and I can not get that from other place. Can you please suggest me the alternative for this. Looking to get your comment soon. Jesika Thats very interesting and unique post Dr Charlie.

Replying to Volga’s Comment- Volga, I love to read about Shakespeare. I have read PDF of the book you have mentioned there and now I want to read it fully. But that book there is available only in UK and I can not get that from other place. Can you please suggest me the alternative for this.
Looking to get your comment soon.

Jesika

]]> By: Gordon Rowland http://www.copyblogger.com/blog-like-shakespeare/#comment-812222 Gordon Rowland Sat, 30 Jan 2010 00:49:35 +0000 http://www.copyblogger.com/?p=6599#comment-812222 Aged 12, at school I was introduced to Shakespeare via ‘The Tempest’, one of his more difficult plays, or so I am told. The experience effectively inoculated me against ever wanting to read his works again; as I was to discover at high school 4 years later, when ‘King Henry V, Part One’ was required reading for the UK School Certificate English Literature exam. Actually, I was the only kid in the class to prefer the other required reading: the Middle English of Geoffrey Chaucer’s ‘Pardoner’s Tale’ and ‘Nun’s Priest’s Tale’. I soon latched onto the language (e.g. ’stywe’ = ‘brothel’), and much preferred Chaucer’s earthy style of writing to Shakespeare’s seemingly grandiose style. Anyway, many thanks Dr Charlie; I shall take your excellent advice next time I put pen to paper (or rather knuckles to keyboard) for my readers old and new. Aged 12, at school I was introduced to Shakespeare via ‘The Tempest’, one of his more difficult plays, or so I am told. The experience effectively inoculated me against ever wanting to read his works again; as I was to discover at high school 4 years later, when ‘King Henry V, Part One’ was required reading for the UK School Certificate English Literature exam.

Actually, I was the only kid in the class to prefer the other required reading: the Middle English of Geoffrey Chaucer’s ‘Pardoner’s Tale’ and ‘Nun’s Priest’s Tale’. I soon latched onto the language (e.g. ’stywe’ = ‘brothel’), and much preferred Chaucer’s earthy style of writing to Shakespeare’s seemingly grandiose style.

Anyway, many thanks Dr Charlie; I shall take your excellent advice next time I put pen to paper (or rather knuckles to keyboard) for my readers old and new.

]]> By: Volga http://www.copyblogger.com/blog-like-shakespeare/#comment-811362 Volga Thu, 28 Jan 2010 13:59:04 +0000 http://www.copyblogger.com/?p=6599#comment-811362 I am finished with the book "Shakespeare's Truth" just now. I loved the book and won’t be able to put it down and completed that in a day. I appreciate the academic research by the author’s father for the secrets revealed in this book. Good work by the author and his father. I am finished with the book “Shakespeare’s Truth” just now. I loved the book and won’t be able to put it down and completed that in a day. I appreciate the academic research by the author’s father for the secrets revealed in this book.

Good work by the author and his father.

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