Writer’s Tips – October Edition – Cleaning up our Blogs, When to use Capitals, #Blogging Tips, #Writing Opening Chapters, #Amazon Glitches and More!

Welcome to October edition of collaborated Writer’s Tips. This month, author/blogger, Hugh Roberts is sharing how to clean up our blogs to get better SEO as well at 5 tips to get our blogs noticed. Author/blogger/editor, Anneli Purchase has an informative post with good reminders on when to capitalize words, author/blogger Anne R. Allen writes about toxic people who can stall our writing careers as well as another informative article on how to write great opening chapters. Also, thanks to Colleen Chesebro for finding and sharing another informative article from the Kindlepreneur about Amazon’s many glitches and why there are ‘price games’ going on with some author’s books.

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Hugh Roberts with tips on improving our blog visibility and reducing spam

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5 Powerful Blogging Tips from Hugh Roberts

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Anneli Purchase with a succinct post on which words need capitalizing and which don’t

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Anne R. Allen talks about Toxic People who can stall our writing careers

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Anne R. Allen on How to Write a Great Opening Chapter

https://annerallen.com/2022/10/write-great-opening-chapter/

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Jason Hamilton writing at the Kindlepreneur about Amazon book glitches

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71 thoughts on “Writer’s Tips – October Edition – Cleaning up our Blogs, When to use Capitals, #Blogging Tips, #Writing Opening Chapters, #Amazon Glitches and More!

  1. Great links, Debby. I caught Anneli’s, but missed all the others, so thanks for vetting and sharing, and keeping us all up to date. Hugh always has great tips, and the one on Amazon glitches is frightening. Eeek. Have an amazing day, my friend. Hugs.

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  2. Thanks again for including links to some of my recent posts, Debbie. I’m always very grateful for the sharing, especially as it goes even further in helping those who may have missed the posts when first published.

    Best wishes.

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  3. Thank you, Debby! I immediately clicked on Hugh’s post about adding a search bar because the search bar on my blog is in the wrong place…or maybe it’s in the right place and I need to fix how my blog appears to readers. Anyway, I know now that I have some work to do to make the blog easier for readers to navigate.

    Off to read your other links. Thanks for sharing these!

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    1. Hi Amy. I’m glad to hear you found this post helpful. Anytime you have a blog ‘how to’ query, I suggest you check out Hugh’s search bar also for whatever you may looking for. πŸ™‚ ❀

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      1. Every time I check his blog I’m amazed at the depth of his technical knowledge. He’s made my life easier, for sure, with many of his tips and tricks. Thanks again. πŸ™‚

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  4. Thanks for the tips Debby and Hugh. I have to say that initially, I was pleased to know that I have a Search Bar, and I definitely use it myself on my laptop. But thanks to Hugh’s comment about going back to your blog to check its position, it occurred to me to check the mobile version. Much to my dismay, I could see that my Archives and Search Bar are at the very bottom. I had to scroll through 3 years of posts to reach it. Clearly, I need to fix that. This was an excellent tip. πŸ™‚

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  5. Thanks for another great compilation of tips, Debby. Since I’m doing more and more proofreading and editing (for others) these days, Anneli’s article/reminder was very helpful. And I pretty much read anything Hugh posts, regardless. πŸ™‚

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