How to Build a Better Blog in 31 Days

Attention all bloggers. News alert.

Just learned that Darren Rowse over a ProBlogger.net is going to be launching his third tutorial "31 Days to a Better Blog" on April 1st. UPDATE: Darren’s pushed back the start date to Mon, April 6th so there’s even more time to sign up.

Darren’s done this before — in 2005 and 2007. This time, he’s presenting it as a "challenge" for beginner to intermediate bloggers , though he says that much of it will be relevant to advanced bloggers as well.

Here’s how it works: Each day, starting on April 1st and ending on May 1st , Darren will post an installment that is one part theory, another part practice (a task or homework).

You can follow "31 Days to a Better Blog" on the blog or via his RSS feed. Or, you can register and receive a daily email alerting you of that day’s post and containing additional information not contained in the post.

I just signed up to receive the emails. Now, I’ve just got to clear my April calendar. Seriously, what better person to learn from than Darren Rowse, a guy who’s turned his blogging hobby into a full-time business ?

And, what more appropriate info to pass along in my first post to this blog?

Here’s to better blogging.

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One Response to “How to Build a Better Blog in 31 Days”

1. Scott Poulson-Bryant says:

   March 25, 2009 at 5:32 am

   yo man
   great title for your blog. and i think i might try the rowse approach!

   spb

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