How to write good content,and the history of online content

1. One Weird Trick to
Writing Good Content
@vboykis

7. About
Me
@vboykis
blog.vickiboykis.com

11. Before 2003

13. 2003-2007

16. Please give us some pageviews
Post- 2007

18. Today

23. One thing never changes
People like genuine-ness.
And people like good stories.

25. Be genuine

28. Be consistent

30. Share your work

32. Read others

33. Resources
1. Penelope
Trunk’s
Guide
to
Blogging
2. Paul
Ford/
hCp://www.Frain.com/
3. Paul
Graham
4. Language
Hat
5. The
Bloggess
6. The
Toast
7. Diary
of
a
Gold-­‐Digger
8. Aeon
Magazine
9. The
Browser
10. Ask
a
Manager
11. AVC
12. HyperboleandAHalf

34. Thank you!

35. Paintings, in order
• Slide
1:
Abbe
Jean-­‐Jaques
Huber,
Maurice
Quen]n
de
La
Tour
• Slide
2:
In
A
Roman
Osteria,
Carl
Bloch
• Slide
3:
Portrait
of
an
Unknown
Woman,
Ivan
Kramskoi
• Slide
4:
The
Glass
of
Wine,
Vermeer
• Slide
5:
Le
Discret,
Joseph
Ducreux
• Slide
6:
Self-­‐portrait,
Joseph
Ducreux
• Slide
7:
Photo
taken
by
Michael
Anthony
Murphy
(ask
me
for
contact
info)
• Slide
8:
The
Milkmaids
and
Friends,
Nikolai
Baskakov
• Slide
10:
Pics
from
this
site
• Slide
11:
Luncheon
of
the
Boa]ng
Party,
Renoir
• Slide
13:
King
Drinks,
Jacob
Jordaens
• Slide
16:
The
Tribute
Money,
John
Singleton
Copley
• Slide
18:
The
Triumph
of
Death,
Brueghel
• Slide
22:
S-­‐curve
• Slide
24:
Grandfather
Stories,
Konstan]k
Makovsky
• Slide
26:
The
Laughing
Cavalier,
Frans
Hals
• Slide
28:
Pushkin
at
the
Mikhalkovsky,
Pytor
Konchalovsky
• Slide
28:
Tete-­‐a-­‐tete,
Vladimir
Makovsky
• Slide
32:
The
Big
Daily
Read,
Jean
Helion