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How Do You Handle Negative Comments on Your Blog

Bloggers can create their own strategies to handle negativity. One host writes out her responses, screenshots them, then deletes them so she doesn’t have to experience the fallout. When responding, educate for the audience, not the one who leaves the negative response. Having a support system is one of the best things for bloggers to have as well.

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Blogging 101 ·

Ladybug Podcast

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  1. Should You Have a BlogPeople blog for various reasons. It can be a useful resource to reference back on things for business or personal use.
  2. What Happens When You Turn a Side Project Into a Side JobIt becomes much more stressful. When it comes to blogging, you’ll have a slow start at first.
  3. When Does a Blog Post Receive the Most TractionBlog posts between 3-5 minute read time will receive the most views because people have a short attention span.
  4. Should Blogging Be Your ThingIf blogging isn’t something you like, then simply don’t do it. It will not prevent you from moving forward in your career.
  5. How Do You Gain Confidence to Start BloggingA lot of things have been written already, but that shouldn’t prevent you from sharing your own unique experience with your voice.
  6. What Makes the Best Blog PostThe blog post that you are struggling to write makes the best blog post when you finally figure it out.
  7. What Are Canonical UrlsCanonical url is a browser meta setting you should set whenever crossposting an original blog post somewhere else.

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