Hello! Tejas Patel's is a purpose driven, business minded, technology enthusiast and ambitious but nice person. Guy with B+ attitude and a budding entrepreneur who enjoys independence.
You don't have to like competition in order to understand that it exists. Your fair share isn't going to be yours unless you give the public a reason to pick you.
The above quote is a starting point for anyone who wants to know how to overcome competition in their field.
ashnallawalla: @tejaaa WordPress also preserves HTML (a flaw imho). Good luck with Posterous, which is not known for its SEO features.
Ash Nallawalla who is a SEO expert reminds me that Posterous is not known for it's SEO features as much as Wordpress or other blogging tools. Agreed that it might be the case.
But to me the bigger problem is to keep myself motivated to keep on blogging. SEO for me may become a problem when I start blogging regularly and start churning quality posts. But that is not the case just yet for me! For people like myself who don't make money doing Web 2.0, blogging is about sharing ideas and knowledge, creating networks, being a part of networks and increasing the knowledge.
I need tools that make it easy to express myself and keep on encouraging me to come back with more content. Before Twitter came, I was blogging a lot, but since I got started on Twitter, my blogging has just dropped, as it is way easy to tweet then to create a blog post. So for now, I will just try to get into the rhythm of blogging/life streaming again.
What do you think?
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