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Robin Jacob Abraham
from Mumbai |

Would appreciate it if some of you can review my writings on chuggingalong.wordpress.com. I am not open to SEO suggestions as I am a firm believer in driving traffic through genuine content. I need an honest perspective on how good or bad I write and what do you think is the stickiness of the same.

thanks and regards

Robin Jacob Abraham

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sm
from india |

good blog

east to naviagate.

Prerana
from Bangalore |

Hi Robin,

This is my first post on indibloggers. I joined recently and am trying to get a feel of the community(Never been on a bloggers forum before).

I decided to go ahead and read your blog because of your genuine effort to keep your blog rolling with the content of your writing. Keep it up!

I really liked the layout of your blog, it is really clean and distraction free. I read the entire first page and find the contents intriguing. The item that piqued my interest is your "Indian Railways" category. I tried to look for it and don't see it in your category cloud. I'm technically challenged but I feel a category Drop down would have made it easier for someone like me to navigate categories.

Btw, I liked the content of your blog. I'm not a creative writing whizz so cannot comment on "technique" but it is my personal opinion that as long as the message is conveyed to the reader language and technique take a back seat.

Good Luck

Robin Jacob Abraham
from Mumbai |

Hey Prerana

Appreciate the review. This is the first time that I have also opened the blog for review and it feels nice to get a readers perspective. Will definitely ponder on the category issue and post an update on the same

Thanks for the honest review

Robin

Robin Jacob Abraham
from Mumbai |

Hi Kadambari

Thanks for taking some time out to review my blog and thanks for the feedback. Should be done with my sequel today:)

Robin

Jil Jil Ramamani
from Bangalore Jodhpur Delhi |

I second the request to post a sequel to your 'First resignation letter' post. Will be on the lookout for it. :D

Neat layout. However, some of the text is not justified, that sort of mars the look sometimes. :)

 Happy Blogging!

Robin Jacob Abraham
from Mumbai |

Hey Hakuna Matata

hmm Have always struggled with formatting and editing...will work on the text:)

The sequel should ideally be released today:)

and thanks for the feedback:)

Sumit
from Mumbai |

Robin, I came here to request for the sequel to the resignation story, and I am eagerly awaiting it! Interesting to read your blog - I like the way your words flow together, and bind themselves.

Sumit

http://huesofinsanity.blogspot.com/

P.S. I respect the non-SEO oriented approach to blogging. Kudos!

Robin Jacob Abraham
from Mumbai |

Hey Sumit thanks for the feedback... and for all who've been waiting...my sequel is out...Happy reading (hopefully)

Robin

Sumit
from Mumbai |

Hehe... Still waiting for more to the saga... :P

Though, I guess you typed this one in a hurry, coz it happens to have a spelling and punctuation errors.

KS
from Chennai |

Robin,

First of all, have you considered writing a book? I see a lot of Chetan Bhagat there. If he can write one, then I'm sure you can too. The extra money might help fund your coconut co-operative movement. :)

Layout is spot on. On the side pane - Top posts (perfect) followed by Categories and then an archives drop-down. Real good thought process.

A couple of thoughts-

- You've named your ex-boss directly. That makes him googlable. I'm not sure if that was your intent.

- You do know that's weed in your indiblogger button, don't you? :)

- After that moving resignation letter, you joined an ad company?

Robin Jacob Abraham
from Mumbai |

Tell my wife I write like Chetan bhagat and she'll come running with a baton after you:)...She's not very fond of him and with me moving down the same way, it's double trouble.

To answer your queries

-I am ok with naming my ex boss.  The respect I have for him supercedes any negative adjectives I attribute to him.

-I've been thinking for a while to get that widget changed. Guess I'll do it.

- Nope I did my MBA, was in oracle for a while, then got into a messy workplace *Cant name him currently) and then into Webchutney, which is more of a digital ad agency. I am with their Social Media Division.

Sumit, I want in any hurry to complete the post:)...Its just that my keystrokes arent as efficient as my thought and I hate editing once I am done with writing:)

Robin

Sumit
from Mumbai |

Robin, I don't think your post had shades of Mr. Bhagat. :) Thankfully! Otherwise, I'd have hit you with a virtual baton on the forum. :P

Sumit

http://huesofinsanity.blogspot.com/

Robin Jacob Abraham
from Mumbai |

The Virtuality of it all:)...Have tried a trip report this time. Its not great but I am glad I attempted it.

Robin