That's valid advice, if you want your blog to feel like techcrunch-quality crap. You could also, you know, take the time to write content that stands on its own and not try to use your blog as a way to shove marketing down our throats. Massive share widgets need to die.
I think you missed point #4. Point #4 talks heavily about making your blog the go-to blog for a particular topic, regardless of whether a reader actually uses your product or not.
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That's valid advice, if you want your blog to feel like techcrunch-quality crap. You could also, you know, take the time to write content that stands on its own and not try to use your blog as a way to shove marketing down our throats. Massive share widgets need to die.
I think you missed point #4. Point #4 talks heavily about making your blog the go-to blog for a particular topic, regardless of whether a reader actually uses your product or not.
Yeah. Point #4 should be point #1 and titled "blogging boring, useless, or poorly-written content."