How To Write A Blog Post Hung-over
By admin on Aug 17, 2007 in Blogging Ideas
Depending on your social tendencies this post will somewhat ‘Marmite-like’ (a newly coined term) where you either will love it or hate it.
1. Write a quick and easy list post. All the top bloggers say, with good reason, that writing scan-able lists go down well. Many bloggers know this and so think “Ah! A list, this post must be a pillar post!“, when the truth is it has been squeezed out while hung-over and didn’t take long to write.
2. Use your altered mood to write something a little different from your normal posts. It will make a refreshing change for your readers can lure in other RSS subscribers.
3. Utilise your state of mind. Hopefully, from all the hardcore-offline-networking (HOC) you did last night, you are sick of having people in your general vicinity. This can be taken advantage of because blogging time is alone time!
4. Write a post about how to blog hung-over. This is a fine example of me utilising my cure for bloggers block.
Hopefully these tips will make it seem like that extra shot of ray-nephew you had last night the best thing that ever happened to your blog.
Note: That is not me in the photo,… I’m 18! It’s taken from Gizmodo
Technorati Tags: blog hung-over, bloggers block
Are you hungover? Hahaha, interesting posts!
Good post,!
Also one i use, if i am planning on going out for the evening, I write and extra post for the next day. Then all i have to do is post it.
#5. Keep a trash can by you so you don’t upchuck on the keyboard!
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Thankyou for introducing me to the term Hardcore offline Networking! Why is it abbrev to HOC tho?
cooliojones, nice idea lol!
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Hey I just surfed here!!!! Wow this post is still bringing it in (i mean if I arrived here, it must be good) Maybe that double gin and tonic after the 1 and a half bottles of wine was a winning formula?!?!?!?
Hung-over Sucks!… thanks for yet another funny and interesting post. Where do you receive your inspiration for all this?
Pretty funny, maybe I’ll give it a try. Could get the creative juices flowing again.
I haven’t been drinking any alcohol for three month now and because of that my brain works better than ever. Ideas flowing like gangbusters.
Sometimes, I had waken up with a keyboard imprint on a side of my face. Has this ever happened to anyone?
Nevertheless, very interesting post!
Cheers !
It is true that the best of my articles, I wrote when I was upset or when I was very happy. It depends very much on the state you have when you are writing an article. I write something that has to do with depression or something negative when i’m sad. And when i’m happy i write how beautiful life beautiful can be. Sometimes such articles come into conflict, but what counts.
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