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November 27, 2012

Ever wonder what the heck a “blog” is? Is it Dutch Footwear? Is it something that shoots out of your mouth during a coughing fit?

I am so honored that many of my aspiring writer friends have come to me seeking sound advice on how to write and maintain a blog. This is ReaganGirl’s primer for blogging basics: First, what is a blog? It is not something that shoots out of your mouth during a coughing fit. It is not Dutch footwear. BLOG means different things to different people. When Liberals are spewing their fabricated, psychedelic hooha along the information superhighway, it stands for Bestial Licentious Obama Gangsters. But now that Conservatives have mastered the light-speed autobahn of propaganda, BLOG stands for Bashing Liberal Ogres for God.

Titles: Make them interesting and controversial. Use catch terms like SHOCK, ZOMBIES, TOPLESS, TRAGEDY, DISASTER, SEX, LAWN GNOMES

  • “Shock Exorcism: Priests Struggle to Free Glenn Beck from the Spirit of Woodrow Wilson”
  • “Zombie Sightings at GOP Debates as Ron Paul Supporters Gather to Cheer their Candidate”
  • “Topless in Seattle: Occupy Seattle Protesters Become Hardened as the Weather Turns Cold”
  • “Newt Gingrich Caught Moonlighting as a Lawn Gnome”
  • “Tragedy in Los Angeles: Michael Moore Mistakes Maxine Waters for a Chocolate Doughnut”
  • “Earthquake Disaster in New Jersey: Chris Christie Takes a Nasty Fall in the Shower”
  • “Sex at Occupy Wall Street: Head and Body Lice Reproduce at Amazing Rate”

Tags: Use tags to target certain types of readers.

Tags are keywords you place into your blog so that search engines will identify your posts and apply them to internet searches so people can find awesome crap on their computers.  One technique is to group tags in such a way that they capture high traffic searches. For example:

  • Michelle Obama, vacuum, ribs
  • Bill Maher, sex, dogs
  • Madonna, cadaver, skin
  • mental illness, Joe Biden, adult diapers
  • testicles, Harry Reid, microscopes
  • Chris Christie, Krispy Kreme, Benedict Arnold, World War III

Topics and Categories: Attract lots of suckers.

Your category titles should be a clue to the content of each different post. One category per post is usually enough. However, it is okay to pair your topic title, ie, politics, celebrities, lifestyle, parenting, fitness, recipes, with one of the highly popular categories; zombies, unnatural sex, world’s ugliest dog, mud wrestling, vampires, cannibalism. For example,

  • politics, zombies
  • parenting, worlds ugliest dog
  • fitness, mud wrestling
  • lifestyle, vampires
  • celebrities, unnatural sex
  • recipes, cannibalism

Edit carefully, spelling errors can kill you.

This passage is an example of poor grammar and factual inaccuracy.  

  • ” Barakk Obamma, Harvurd Law Perfessor, and formr Unnited Staetes Senatorr, wuz born in Hawayee, and haz the awthentik byrth certyfikut to show it!  He is a faythfull Christun, and luvs Umerika. He haz been the pyllur ov ethuks and honestie whyle in offus.”

Edit carefully, examine your facts, and make spell check your best friend. The following is an example of good grammar and factual veracity:

  • “Barak Obama and his freakishly misshapen wife have completely redecorated the White House. Its historical decor, rugs, curtains, paintings, fixtures and presidential china, have been replaced with items that resemble a French bordello. Barney Frank has remodeled the East Wing into a bath house, complete with massage tables, a hookah lounge, and a piano bar at which Barry Manilow croons for Senator Frank’s happy friends. The West Wing has been redone to meet the gastronomic needs of Misshapen Michelle. It is the White House version of a state fair, complete with food booths, an alligator wrestling venue, and an all-you-can-eat ribs joint occupying the space where the Oval Office once stood.”

Credibility is everything.

Finally, sell a unique, one-of-a-kind product.

As you formulate your public persona, reject the hackneyed labels that already exist on the internet. Internet readers are already saturated with blogs like these:

  • Gay Librarians on Motorcycles for Free Range Chicken
  • Botox Central: The Aging Socialites of Aspen
  • Survivors of Alien Butt Probes
  • Brain-dead Hollywood
  • Elect My Armpit
  • Emotive Writers Who Think That Using Lower-case “i” Makes them Interesting
Give the American public the images and ideas for which they really hunger.
  • People Who Work for a Living
  • Men Who Love Women
  • Women Who Love to Raise Children
  • Happy Families
  • Hot Cowboys in Tight Wranglers
  • Bite Me You Freakin’ Liberal Idiots
  • I Miss George Washington
  • Capitol Hill Detox
For the truly adventurous, try an angle that is totally untouched. Explore the great emptiness of cyberspace with something completely untried such as;
  • Honest Liberal Politicians
  • Nice Occupy Wall Street Protesters
  • Good Socialism
  • Successful Ron Paul Presidential Campaigns
  • Hardworking Welfare Recipients
  • How to Pass Good Legislation in the Senate
  • Attractive Liberal Women
  • Hot Liberal Cowboys in Tight Wranglers
  • Liberals Who Clean Up Their Own Messes
Okay my friends, this is my gift of great writing expertise and wisdom to you. Blog your little brains out. Let me know how it goes. 
By Marjorie Haun  11/27/12




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6 Comments to “BLOGGING FOR THE BRAIN-DEAD”

  1. By RedGlobe1, November 16, 2011 @ 8:27 pm

    I like the part about good spelling and grammar, but it includes an elementary, though very common, mistake in the second sentence: “It’s historical decor…” You mean to say “Its” not “It’s,” the latter obviously a contraction for “it is.” It is amazing how many otherwise good writers mistake the two!

    • By Reagangirl, November 16, 2011 @ 9:15 pm

      Thank you dear. I love it when my friends keep me on the strait and narrow path of good writing!

  2. By John Constitution, November 21, 2011 @ 10:11 pm

    Oh my God! This is one of the funniest blog posts I’ve ever read! Very well done, and thank you for cheering my afternoon.

    Only trouble is, it’s embarrassing to be made to laugh this loud at work!

    • By Reagangirl, November 21, 2011 @ 10:44 pm

      Why thank you. It’s a little embarrassing for me to be smiling this broadly at work!

  3. By Scott Yagemann, November 22, 2011 @ 1:19 am

    Hey, that’s really good. You should use more humor. You’re good at it. Thanks for pointing this out to me!

    • By Reagangirl, November 22, 2011 @ 1:25 am

      Why thank you. That is an honor coming from you because humor is your profession. Except 187, that wasn’t all that funny.

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