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To many posts and to long of posts are big ones for me. If you’re posting two or three articles a day, I just can’t catch up and read everything you’re writing a long with the other 70 blogs I have in my reader. I’ll normally remove you from my feed.

To long of posts is a big one too. No matter how great the content is, I don’t think anyone wants to sit and read a novel, I know I don’t. So, if you’re going to write a long post, at least break it up into different parts. I really try to keep my articles at a good length where people can come to the site and read what I’ve got to say in under five minutes or so.

It’s been my experience that most bloggers I’ve came into contact with are nice people and don’t carry to much of an ego. Most of the egotistical bloggers I’ve see are the ones looking to make a quick buck online and have the get rich quick type blogs where they are on their “quest to make a million” or something like that.

-Gregg

If you have only one blog and you wanna make a career in blogging, please avoid these type of posts as much as you can. People aren’t interested in your personal stuffs.

The days are not far away when people will start to hate these type of bloggers. One more point you should have made in this post though.

People also tend to think bad of a blogger who posts news about all the web 2.0 services that s(he) read over at TechCrunch, Mashable or such other big blogs. The problem is that the blogosphere and search engines are already full of posts from big blogs and no one is interested in reading the same post on yet-another-blog.

The main point to note is that search engines rank posts from a big blog higher in the SERPs than a similar post written on a small blog. This is always a good thing to search in Google about a particular new web 2.0 service launch so you become clear if you need to write yet-another-similar-post or not.

Bloggers just aren’t trying to be creative. They follow bloggers like John Chow and end up talking too much about money making stuff. If one must blog about money making, affiliate marketing, blogging tips for beginners like how to get traffic to your blog, please keep these advice limited to one or two (max) post. Anything ‘too much’ is not healthy, neither for a blogger nor for his blog.

- Avi

This is a great post, especially for me being a newbie to the blogsphere. This definitely news I can used. Thanx for answering a lot of questions I had and saving me a lot of time and grief. Now I can be more pro active with my new found business of blogging!!!