Newbie Blog Step Three: Watch some videos

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Today is the third step in the Newbie Blog Step series for Newbie Bloggers.  I’ve been watching a lot of videos lately and have learnt quite a lot from them.  What I think people should do today is watch the videos (even if you have before) and have a notepad next to you when you do; you need to note down what the summary of the video is and what you feel you could learn from it. 

I think the following videos are great at explaining the ideas and basis for what blogs are based on.  You might find the videos a little overwhelming, or you may find them a little boring (because you’ve already watched them) but in either case I can nearly guarantee that you will learn something from them.  I got some of the videos over at spoongraphics.

Newbies – you will learn what the videos are discussing and some basics on each of the areas.

Established bloggers – you may have watched these videos before, but how about you look at these videos as a tool to how you can improve your videos?

Video 1 – What is a blog? – video by commoncraft

Video 2 – GrayWolf’s SEO blog – how to optimize your blog for the search engines

Video 3  –  Matt Cutts talks about Snippets

Video 4  –  RSS in Plain English from Commoncraft

Video 5  –  Establishing a blog with an RSS subscriber base from Commoncraft

Video 6  –  Commoncraft – How to spread your blog’s content by using Social Media

So, that is a run down of the videos I think have helped me and are helping me run my blogs.  If you’re not new to blogging and are looking for some more in-depth videos then tubetorial has 7 essential wordpress hacks on video – I’ve just been through these and they are great for bloggers.

There we have step three of watching some videos of blogging; tomorrow I will be showing you the different types of blogging software and how to get setup on a free blog account.  If you liked this post, then don’t forget to subscribe to the RSS feed for newbie bloggers. 

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