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I especially like the video concept. However, it takes time to produce, right? Not everyone is a superstar like that woman in the music video...
dj
@djwaldow
@djwaldow,
Its does take time, but you would be surprised at the content you could create just by hosting webinars or seminars, video recording them with good audio and then posting that content. Also, a good camera and iMovie go a long way. I think people are accepting of the fact that business can create great content, without having CNN level production. Just make sure your content is great/funny/engaging/worthwhile. Videoing a ring-and-run on your neighbor won't get you much traction, unless your neighbor is Bernie Madoff.
I have great success with "How To" videos. Short basic answers to "How To Cut Glass" for example. <a>http://artid.com/members/calligraphy/blog/post/2547-how-to-cut-glass. I listen to peoples questions on blog posts and comments. If I have any knowledge of the answer then I make a short video about it with my lowly Canon PowerShot and available light. It's not Hollywood but it does the job.
All your post very usefull
Great ideas.
This post is perfect.
Short and useful.
Thank you.
Courtney James
The Obvious Writer
Great concepts! I will try and work on them!
great post, and quite helpful as well,
i just started my blog so this post will help me a lot in order to improve my contents.i have 2 questions:
i want to know what should be the frequecy of posts that i need to follow? that is 1 post per day or 1 post per week ?
secondly, what should be approprate length of a post, i often come across long posts.
Looking for comments:)
Kriya Yoga
Meditation
Science without
Religion is Lame,
Religion without
Science is Blind.
Albert Einstein.
Kriyayoga
(A Non-Sectarian & Scientific practice)
Om Namah Shivaya
Om Namah Basudevaya
Mahavatara Babaji Maharaj
Yogiraj Shyamacharan Lahiri Mahasaya
Swami Sri Sri
Yukteswar Giri
Paramhamsa Yogananda
Author “Autobiography of a Yogi”
Paramhamsa Hariharananda
Author of "KriyaYoga"
Paramhamsa Premananda
Yogacharya Tapan Bose
(Swarupananda Brahmachari)
Author, Kriya Yoga
Kriya Yoga is a Science of Body, Mind & Spirit. It contains a few techniques, which are:
* Very ancient
* secret and
* scientific.
This Yoga gives simultaneous development of our body, mind and soul i.e. spirit. The very moment we start practising Kriya Yoga, we can easily and instantly elevate ourselves physically, mentally, morally, intellectually and spiritually.
Kriya Yoga develops socio - economic condition of the practitioners.
Age Bar:
There are no age restrictions for practicing Kriya Yoga – even a child of 8 years can practise it easily.
Physical Attainments:
Kriya Yoga strengthens our heart and lungs. It cures indigestion and increases appetite. It protects liver, kidney, pancreas and other organs within our abdomen. This Yoga removes retarded health, gout, depression and nervous debility and brings about healthy gloss of skin and luster of body. It prevents oldness and rejuvenates elderly persons. Kriya Yoga is very essential to women for the hormones, estrogen and progesterone. It also controls the master gland, pituitary. This Yoga is a panacea for all diseases.
Mental Attainments:
Kriya Yoga makes our mind calm. Deep inhalation of oxygen associated with other helpful chemical ingredients makes our memory strong. It also gives us energy and agility. The veering mind attains rapt attention, which ultimately turns to concentration of mind. By practising this Divine Kriya Yoga, we can easily overcome common day-to-day human problems such as stress, tension, anger, fear, jealousy, frustration and what not.
Spiritual Attainments:
By practising Kriya Yoga, we immediately perceive three Holy presence of God within ourselves i.e. Divine Light, Divine Sound and Divine Vibration. Kriya Yoga awakes our Kundalini Shakti within a short time. We, therefore, achieve cosmic consciousness stage, the Supreme Goal of Divinity.
Contact for Post Kriya Yoga Problems.
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+91 9830311460
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Thanks for the tips. Just making plans to start a blog. These will be helpful in getting me started right.
T.J.
@nonprofitadvice
I want to respond here and on the link to your site at BizSugar.com. I agree with your suggestions and think I would add:
1. Outbound links to other sites with trackbacks allowing visitors and bloggers to follow the link back to you
2. Doing interviews including with other bloggers who will then often promote the interview to their readers increasing your audience.
There are probably other great ideas too. Props to ProBlogger Darren Rowse and Yaro Starak for these two ideas which have worked very well for me.
Great tips Rebecca. Thanks for the useful information.
Yogacharya Tapan Bose, Author of "Kriya Yoga" is a direct disciple of Paramhansa Hariharananda.
He teaches kriya yoga and initiates people with much care