Comments on: Adding More Interesting Content Using inlineRSS http://karenblundell.com/site-news/web-development-content You are visiting the personal blog of Karen Blundell - Entrepreneur, writer, poet, artist, and musician. Welcome! Thu, 02 Sep 2010 17:09:03 +0000 hourly 1 By: Karen http://karenblundell.com/site-news/web-development-content/comment-page-1#comment-142 Karen Mon, 19 Jun 2006 18:13:40 +0000 http://karenblundell.com/web-design/web-development-content#comment-142 thanks for the good suggestions, Sean :) you're probably right about adding outside content...I'm just toying around with ideas right now thanks for the good suggestions, Sean :)

you’re probably right about adding outside content…I’m just toying around with ideas right now

]]> By: seanrox http://karenblundell.com/site-news/web-development-content/comment-page-1#comment-141 seanrox Mon, 19 Jun 2006 17:52:21 +0000 http://karenblundell.com/web-design/web-development-content#comment-141 We all get writers block. Sometimes I can write and create for days then all of a sudden, nothing, notta, nill. Why would you want another sites content served up on your site? Sure it would provide content but what if the feed breaks or their site is down? Does that mean the error would also show up on your site? Maybe have a set featured theme for your blog and a set date for when you post it? Example you could talk about your templates on a weekly basis. That would give you a few days to compose your entry and once it's done, you could post it? Of course if something strikes you to post before your scheduled featured post, go for it but having a set theme and a post day or time could help retain or even bring in new readers. Just a thought. In the end, it's your site, do as you please. That's what I do :) We all get writers block. Sometimes I can write and create for days then all of a sudden, nothing, notta, nill.

Why would you want another sites content served up on your site? Sure it would provide content but what if the feed breaks or their site is down? Does that mean the error would also show up on your site?

Maybe have a set featured theme for your blog and a set date for when you post it? Example you could talk about your templates on a weekly basis. That would give you a few days to compose your entry and once it’s done, you could post it?

Of course if something strikes you to post before your scheduled featured post, go for it but having a set theme and a post day or time could help retain or even bring in new readers. Just a thought.

In the end, it’s your site, do as you please. That’s what I do :)

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