Comments on: Should You Make Yourself Feel At Home? http://daneblogger.com/should-you-make-yourself-feel-at-home/ Helps You Build a Money Making Blog Thu, 26 Aug 2010 04:13:59 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Jordan Cooper http://daneblogger.com/should-you-make-yourself-feel-at-home/comment-page-1/#comment-508 Jordan Cooper Mon, 14 Dec 2009 04:33:22 +0000 http://daneblogger.com/?p=582#comment-508 Henrik, can you elaborate further on the credibility levels? Comedy is definitely a tough avenue because everyone has a different sense of humor, so it's understandable if what I do isn't your cup of tea. Also, one of the primary components of all humor is "targets" - something or someone you're poking fun at or directing comments towards or on. The difference though between humor and outright "attack" is that the audience (and target, if applicable) *knows* that it is being done for the sake of a joke and not to be taken as actual fact or opinion. On stage at a comedy club, this suspension of belief is fairly easy since humor is expected. Within the "blogosphere" though, this is likely not the case... and that's why there will be difficulty translating dry or sarcastic commentary - hence my more farcical approach sometimes. (which is so over the top, it can't possibly be taken seriously) Henrik, I'd love to hear your thoughts... <--- dry/sarcastic humor Henrik, can you elaborate further on the credibility levels?

Comedy is definitely a tough avenue because everyone has a different sense of humor, so it’s understandable if what I do isn’t your cup of tea.

Also, one of the primary components of all humor is “targets” – something or someone you’re poking fun at or directing comments towards or on. The difference though between humor and outright “attack” is that the audience (and target, if applicable) *knows* that it is being done for the sake of a joke and not to be taken as actual fact or opinion.

On stage at a comedy club, this suspension of belief is fairly easy since humor is expected. Within the “blogosphere” though, this is likely not the case… and that’s why there will be difficulty translating dry or sarcastic commentary – hence my more farcical approach sometimes. (which is so over the top, it can’t possibly be taken seriously)

Henrik, I’d love to hear your thoughts… <— dry/sarcastic humor

]]> By: Henrik Blunck http://daneblogger.com/should-you-make-yourself-feel-at-home/comment-page-1/#comment-507 Henrik Blunck Sun, 13 Dec 2009 23:26:58 +0000 http://daneblogger.com/?p=582#comment-507 I hope Jordan is better at stand up comedy... He doesn't hit the credibility levels I expect to keep watching him. Might get me some flack for saying it, but I guess those are the terms when you dare to touch emotional impressions... ;-) .-= Henrik Blunck´s last blog ..<a href="http://www.blunck.dk/earning-money-online/2009/12/an-offer-for-europeans-only/" rel="nofollow">An Offer For Europeans Only</a> =-. I hope Jordan is better at stand up comedy…

He doesn’t hit the credibility levels I expect to keep watching him. Might get me some flack for saying it, but I guess those are the terms when you dare to touch emotional impressions… ;-)
.-= Henrik Blunck´s last blog ..An Offer For Europeans Only =-.

]]> By: Sarge | BeginnerBlogger.com http://daneblogger.com/should-you-make-yourself-feel-at-home/comment-page-1/#comment-469 Sarge | BeginnerBlogger.com Sat, 12 Dec 2009 04:30:56 +0000 http://daneblogger.com/?p=582#comment-469 Haha - I always keep thinking Mikkel's name is 'Dane' Good to see you guest blogging, Jordan. This is the type of stuff I love and can really see you doing stand up at blogworld or something similar. You'll get a heap of laughs. As for guest posting - I've only written one guest post and it's something I really want to do a lot more of. I haven't established many DEEP relationships in the blogging world which is something I want to do and guest blogging is one way to start. Researching the blog thoroughly before deciding to guest post on someones blog is essential so you understand what type of posts their readers are reading and the tone. At the same time I think it's important you add some of your personality and writing style into the guest post too - like what you've done here ;) Sarge | BeginnerBlogger.com .-= Sarge | BeginnerBlogger.com´s last blog ..<a href="http://www.beginnerblogger.com/hootsuite-iphone/" rel="nofollow">Christmas has come early – Hootsuite for iPhone is here!</a> =-. Haha – I always keep thinking Mikkel’s name is ‘Dane’

Good to see you guest blogging, Jordan. This is the type of stuff I love and can really see you doing stand up at blogworld or something similar. You’ll get a heap of laughs.

As for guest posting – I’ve only written one guest post and it’s something I really want to do a lot more of. I haven’t established many DEEP relationships in the blogging world which is something I want to do and guest blogging is one way to start.

Researching the blog thoroughly before deciding to guest post on someones blog is essential so you understand what type of posts their readers are reading and the tone. At the same time I think it’s important you add some of your personality and writing style into the guest post too – like what you’ve done here ;)

Sarge | BeginnerBlogger.com
.-= Sarge | BeginnerBlogger.com´s last blog ..Christmas has come early – Hootsuite for iPhone is here! =-.

]]> By: George Serradinho http://daneblogger.com/should-you-make-yourself-feel-at-home/comment-page-1/#comment-465 George Serradinho Fri, 11 Dec 2009 07:06:43 +0000 http://daneblogger.com/?p=582#comment-465 I don't think many think like that. They normally sign up to guest post and then submit their post for approval. Maybe it is also part of the host to get his message across and make the guest blogger feel like he/she is at home. BTW, I laughed when you wrote taking off your pants, etc. I actually had a funny picture in my mind :) .-= George Serradinho´s last blog ..<a href="http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/SerradinhoBlog/~3/MRHXGSv8t1s/ebook-how-to-make-your-mind-a-money-magnet.htm" rel="nofollow">eBook – How To Make Your Mind A Money Magnet</a> =-. I don’t think many think like that. They normally sign up to guest post and then submit their post for approval. Maybe it is also part of the host to get his message across and make the guest blogger feel like he/she is at home.

BTW, I laughed when you wrote taking off your pants, etc. I actually had a funny picture in my mind :)
.-= George Serradinho´s last blog ..eBook – How To Make Your Mind A Money Magnet =-.

]]> By: Bloggeri http://daneblogger.com/should-you-make-yourself-feel-at-home/comment-page-1/#comment-463 Bloggeri Thu, 10 Dec 2009 14:11:52 +0000 http://daneblogger.com/?p=582#comment-463 Great ideas what to consider when writing a guest post. Especially the stuff about taking the blog owner into consideration when guest blogging. How did you even think of that? .-= Bloggeri´s last blog ..<a href="http://blogidy.com/2009/12/staying-motivated-with-blogging/" rel="nofollow">Staying Motivated with Blogging</a> =-. Great ideas what to consider when writing a guest post. Especially the stuff about taking the blog owner into consideration when guest blogging. How did you even think of that?
.-= Bloggeri´s last blog ..Staying Motivated with Blogging =-.

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