32 common blogging mistakes

hi,

We all make mistakes, but its best to avoid making them if you can. So why not learn from other blogger's mistakes. Here are 32 common blogging mistakes that could kill your blog.

I hope it helps.

J.

 

Interesting read, i actually knew most of it, but i'm sure there are plenty that don't

 

I'm still working on 4 of those.

 

Good points, however point number 9 is just lame.

Having 200 people visiting your site in a day would crash a shared account?

There are hell lot of bad service providers out there, but I seriously doubt any one would be that bad. At one time if 200 people are visiting your site then surely it will make it crawl or crash, but then again switching hosting is easy if you have a little tech know how and couple of hours at hand.

 

good read. useful list

 

thanks guys

 

may be WP-Cache can solve the problem

 

whats wrong with shared hosting?

 

Yeah number 9 is a joke.... lmao... Have these people ever even used shared hosting before? 99.9% no mod_rewrite? It all looks made up.... I have many shared hosting accounts and run more then one site on each... All get good traffic and no problems.

 

Actually there are only 31 mistakes. After 24 it is 26

 

I'm sure we all know most of these mistakes but we just need a little reminder now and then. I know I do.

BTW I use shared hosting...I'm still small league.

 

nice article, #8 is always my downfall [A good looking blog is nice, but remember that people want to read blogs not admire the CSS code or pretty pictures, KISS (keep it simple stupid).]

 

not really needed unless the blog is reeling under the pressure of traffic, in which case it would be a good option to upgrade.

ps. upgrade doesn't means a three figure dedicated server!

 

interesting reading.... thanks. I think I read some of the point somewhere else.

 

A good read, stokelake.

Good luck
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Well I guess we just need to be reminded every now and then. Thanks!

 

It's funny, 2-3 thousand visitors crashed my site one host, so WP-Cache was good - although it broke the search function which I need to look at again.

On the new host, GoDaddy, they seem to be able to handle quite a bit more. Much cheaper too - go figure.

 

Definitely usable, nice find + thanks for sharing

 

Hmmm interesting

Thanks for sharing anyways

 

It looks like they could do with reading their tips themselves, but still, that was a nice refresher on some good things to remember.