The Things you shouldn't leave out on your About Me Blog Page
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1: Whitespace is your friend. You should try it. Paragraphs need room to breathe.
2: Tinyfont is tiny. 16px is a good standard, though some fonts can get away with less.
3: I get the distinct impression that you just discovered the IM niche, but you say you have years of experience. This advice is good, but it's been repeated a million times over. I don't see what distinguishes this instance from the others.
IM, as with any money-centric niche, is extremely crowded. Turn this into 10 posts that slowly tell readers why they should read you in addition to the likes of Problogger and Copyblogger.
1) Done 2) You're absolutely right, I'll change it asap. 3) You're right, it seems that the article author just discovered the IM niche and she really did! It's the first attempt of our newest member of the team to write about internet marketing and for her first article I am very very pleased! If you see on the footer of the article, it's not me.
As to why I have chosen to add it to Moneytized, my thought was that even if that subject has been analyzed thousands of times, when I am helping a friend grasp the concepts around internet marketing, it would help to point him at this page also, explaining what an about me page should have.
Thank you for the great feedback again! Angel
Random example (which happens to be one of my own posts on a blog that isn't my own): http://mediatapper.com/how-to-use-social-media-to-make-frien...
8) auto-converted to a smiley image (well, any kind of automatic conversion to a graphical smiley face is generally a bad idea, but this blog post only has 8) :P). It kinda destroys every bit of credibility you had.
It also looks rather awkward in the middle of your post.