Momcomm’s blog critique queue is currently closed. If you’d like to critique your blog yourself, consider purchasing my affordable DIY Blog Critique eBook. Instant gratification!
You see it on forums a lot…. bloggers asking people to review this blog and give honest feedback. And then the post is full of “I like your blog. It’s pretty!” or “you’re doing a great job!” So much for any useful constructive criticism.
For most of my marketing career, I’ve edited and provided creative direction for websites, advertisements and all sorts of marketing materials. When I wasn’t doing that, I was the one actually writing and designing. I’ve worked with designers and developers on numerous website redesigns too.
So, I’d like to put my experience to good use and provide critiques for my fellow bloggers too.
Each week, I’ll critique one gutsy blogger’s blog in the following areas:
- Content/Writing
- Design
- Overall blog navigation/functionality
To see all the critiques I’ve completed so far, click here.
In order to receive a critique on Momcomm, I only ask a few things from ya:
- You’re a blogging lady
- You comment on Momcomm regularly (or tweet posts or something else nice). Don’t worry- you don’t need to be chained to the site- once a week is plenty!
- You have at least ten blog posts under your belt and post at least once a week.
- You come with an open mind. The point of a critique is to learn and grow so you have to promise that you’ll still like me, even if you don’t take all my suggestions.
Momcomm gives blogging chicks practical, can-do tips for writing, blogging and using social media (and sometimes a snarky rant).
I'm a mom who loves marketing, photography and all things social media. I have two boys whose claim to fame is that they were born on the same day... three years apart.
