A bookworm journalist blogs on literature and life
5 stars = Loved it!
4 stars = Liked it a lot.
3 stars = Not bad, but I probably won't reread it.
2 stars = Mostly bad, but had some merit.
1 star = Not very good, I didn't enjoy it much.
0 stars = Did not finish, or so bad I had nothing nice to say about it.
Kim is a busy community newspaper editor who lives in rural Minnesota and blogs about books, writing, and other dorky topics.
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Comments, Categories, and Social Media — Oh My!
by Kim on March 4, 2010 · 14 comments
I’m combining three of blog-business posts into one with this, because I don’t like it when my blog gets overrun with posts not actually about books. This week, Weekly Geeks wanted to look at commenting, a topic I think is really important to think about as a blogger. The task for the Blog Improvement Project is to look into categories and tags — two administrative tools that help keep blogs organized and can help search engines find you blog. And finally, a few bloggers (My Friend Amy, Beth Fish Reads, others?) posted social media policies yesterday, which inspired me to do the same
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