Blog of the Week: Reality Seeds

[The Probabilist]

Welcome!
Every Monday I'll be adding a new blog in the name of personal development that the visitors of these forums may want to visit.

This week's featured blog is Tubetorial, maintained by the Tubetorial LLC crew.
The tagline is "Step-by-step video tutorials for online success" and the focus is most strongly on blogging, seo, traffic generation and tweaking websites.

If you want to read a brief description and rate this blog, click here.
If you just want to visit the site, click here.

Please note:
This thread is aimed for you to share your opinions and make suggestions on how to improve the quality, results and impact of the blog of the week. For those who want their blog featured, contact me through e-mail or send a private message instead of writing your interest in this thread so that it stays in line. I'll edit this post every week and maintain a list of the blogs that have been featured.

Enjoy!

Past Entries:

John Chow - Review and rating here. Direct link to the site here.
Steve Olson - Review and rating here. Direct link to the site here.
Universe of Success - Review and rating here. Direct link to the site here.
Reality Seeds - Review and rating here. Direct link to the site here.

Carnivals:

Carnival of Improvement 01
Carnival of Improvement 02
Carnival of Improvement 03

[The Probabilist]

*Bumping the update.*

Unfortunately, the post main title won't change, so if a mod is willing and capable, please change it to plain "Blog of the Week".

[John Wesley]

Not quite sure how I feel about Universe of Success. I think it could benefit from improved copywriting. The content is there, but it can be a labor to get through because of jumbled and confusing sentences. He could probably say the same amount in about half the words.

[The Probabilist]

The question of post length lies in the individual opinion. I agree that the message in each entry could be dramatically reduced in word count and summarized more effectively. Other than that, I've found the text itself flowing smoothly enough for my own taste. However, I might not be the best suitable person giving an opinion over this matter since English is my third learned language.

[Liara Covert]

I commend you for learning different languages. Do you plan to publish article on your site in different languages? Which ones are they?

I have read some of the blog articles. Topics are appealing. John Wesley makes a good point about length. At times, fewer can leave a stronger impression. You might vary the lengths of your posts. Keep up great work!

[John Wesley]

That's impressive Probabilist, your English is great for a third language, I couldn't even tell. What are your first two languages?

[The Probabilist]

Those would be Finnish and Swedish. I've also studied German for several years, but I haven't gained the experience of talking it fluently. I doubt I'll stop there though, maybe Russian is the next one for me. It's common educational procedure in Scandinavia to learn at least three languages. For now, I don't think I'll write in other languages than English on my blog, but who knows...

[Epistis]

Originally Posted by John Wesley

That's impressive Probabilist, your English is great for a third language, I couldn't even tell. What are your first two languages?

I agree; I couldn't tell either until he mentioned it.

TheProbabilist, I have taken the liberty of adding a link to your site at Epistis.Org Self-Development Community - Change Mind, Change Life

Keep up the good work!

[The Probabilist]

Updated for week 5 of 2007.

[The Probabilist]

And updated for week 6 of 2007.