Comments on: Let’s Make This a Better Place … Together

By: Hesham

Hesham — Wed, 06 Oct 2010 22:51:46 +0000

Thanks Stephanie , typo fixed.. you always can use the contact us page, link on the very top, or send a DM on twitter

By: Stephanie Graham

Stephanie Graham — Wed, 06 Oct 2010 22:20:17 +0000

Forgive me for doing this publicly as I didnt really know how to get in contact with you but in reading your post, which was great BTW I noticed a spelling error. You said thing and I believe you meant to say “think”
Stephanie

“To comment on this and other blogs is also a great way to support our community. Simply say what you think. If you have found a thing or two that you* thinK* could be corrected on that blog then be sure to mention it, most blog owners are happy to get some feedback.”

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Are You Commenting Wrong? | CommentLuv — Tue, 20 Jul 2010 20:55:14 +0000

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By: Julius Kuhn-Regnier

Julius Kuhn-Regnier — Sun, 11 Jul 2010 18:26:01 +0000

Thanks Maggie. Yes you need to care about your readers as well as other bloggers. Both are very important.

I visited your blog is that where you are creating your blogging network community? Or where are you starting such a community? I believe that FamousBloggers is a great blogging community that just could be taken to the next level. Don’t you agree?

By: Stephanie Smith

Stephanie Smith — Sun, 11 Jul 2010 17:56:14 +0000

Hesham has made a nice place for bloggers to learn, meet, and cooperate. I am very glad I found Famous Bloggers and this contest.
Stephanie Smith recently posted..Free Tuition to ComLuv/Famous Blogger Contest College (dofollow)

By: MaggieMae

MaggieMae — Sun, 11 Jul 2010 13:05:07 +0000

Well, I agree with your post.
You need to care about your readers. But you also need to care about other bloggers.

I started a blogging network community so people can easily show their creations or their thoughts. I think bloggers need to help eachothers out and meet more. I sometimes feel like I can’t compete with the big boys (Read: pro bloggers), so I let the other kids (read: starting bloggers) play on my site.

I just started out so maybe you guys can meet up there?

By: Julius Kuhn-Regnier

Julius Kuhn-Regnier — Sun, 11 Jul 2010 08:02:28 +0000

Thanks Stephanie. It’s all about priorities and if you get them wrong then you might not succeed in blogging. Making money should be a nice extra but not your main goal in blogging. It’s much more about connecting with other people which in the end is much more satisfying anyway.
I think that Hesham has created a great place for bloggers here and that we should build upon it. Don’t you agree Stephanie?

By: Julius Kuhn-Regnier

Julius Kuhn-Regnier — Sun, 11 Jul 2010 07:55:48 +0000

Thanks Tony. I believe that after a while you simply start to see that that’s not really the reason why you started blogging after all. I mean there are so many people trying to make money through their blog, it’s simply overwhelming.
Helping each other out and building a community is much more beneficial than to simply be in it for the money. If you can build up a big community then money might be a nice side effect of it and not the other way around.

By: Julius Kuhn-Regnier

Julius Kuhn-Regnier — Sun, 11 Jul 2010 07:52:39 +0000

Thank you Kimi. Blogging is really not about making money. I believe that money can simply be a side effect of it. That’s why some people make a lot of money while others don’t make money at all. If you love blogging then you will come further with your blog than if you were simply blogging to make money.

Thank you for your great comment.