Rank down!

I think most of you will notice that this blog’s rank went down three notches. Boo! I was working so hard to get one more notch up but I guess the big G of the internet didn’t deem it worthy of such.

Are you also a victim of a decrease in the green juice in G’s bar?

Sigh.

Now, I have to work harder to get back this blog’s rank. I don’t know what I will do but I guess I will have to drive more traffic here. My hands are also itching to change this blog’s theme again. I’ve been using the same theme for the past couple of months, maybe more than a year now (?) so it’s more than due for a change.

I don’t know what else to do except maybe write more and socialize more to bring in the traffic needed for a green juice and G’s rank bar.

Blog contests

I don’t know if you have noticed it but there’s an increase in blog contests nowadays. For a couple of weeks now my Facebook feeds as well as my Twitter timeline have been flooded with links to numerous blog contests. Some of my blogger-friends have either joined already or are promoting it so I keep seeing their updates on both social networking sites. Whenever I get to visit other blogs (which is very seldom due to recent events that happened in the family), I also see a lot of posts on contests initiated by other bloggers.

Hey, I joined those of my friends, too!

Most of these contests entail nothing more than following bloggers on Twitter and liking Facebook pages. Some require a tweet, a Facebook update and a blog post. But it’s really relatively easy to join so it’s no wonder a lot of bloggers and non-bloggers alike join.

The only thing is that after the contest is done, you are left with Facebook pages and Twitter follows that you barely know and truly like. Since you really can’t unlike and unfollow afterwards (you can but shame on you if you do that!) you are stuck with it. What to do then?

And I have never won any blog contest yet!

:p

Anonymous Blogging

A blogger-friend of mine once told me that it was totally liberating to be blogging anonymously. She told me that she had (probably still has) a blog where she rants about life and where visitors comment and even debates with her on some of the issues she wrote about.

I attempted to blog anonymously before but blogger-friends told me that I have a distinct way of writing and one can easily recognize me through it. I guess anonymous blogging is not for me, eh?!

If you want to rant about stuff either in your life or your country or life in general, I suggest you go for anonymous blogging. It will afford you some semblance of privacy needed to not only protect your identity but also to protect some people you might be blogging about.