Blog Review of Teen Blogger Abhishek who runs HackersDenAbi

Today I am going to review  http://www.hackersdenabi.net/ which is handled by Abhishek and he surely is an extremely Talented teen blogger.Well I went through blog and did a lot of reading in the past one month.The website or the blog is about tech based tricks or hacks.


1.Content : I can only say you are doing a great job.You are writing on so many topics at once with a team of authors and the blog still provides no confusion.The tricks are simple and easy to learn and read.The authors are doing a great job.Keep up the good work and start including complex articles as well.

2.Uniqueness: The website is not unique , its as simple as it gets but what is written in the posts is cool and nicely narrated .So we wont mind the simpleness of the blog.

3.Activity:The blog is active but there are very less amount of comments,Try to get involved , try to get more people to read your blog .You never know what people can suggest .So just try to have a little more activity on your blog.Have some contests , indulge in more reading and commenting on other blogs.Do a collaboration.

4.Appearance:The appearance is simple but we don't really are talking about how we look in this blog , all necessary widgets are there , do have a subscribe button at the top.Do add a Declaimer and privacy policy as its a tech blog and plagiarism is high.

5.Navigation:The navigation is simple and easy.About page is also set up.So no difficulty in anyway.Pages are as top tabs which is cool.

6.Technically : Your blog is not indexed by Google.

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Interview with Swati Kumari author of "Without a goodbye"

1. Can you tell us a little about yourself ,your blog(s)/website(s),and your aspirations and your hobbies!!

I was born and brought up in Kanpur. I completed my MBA from the National School of Business- Bengaluru and International Management from ESC Pau- France.

I always wanted to be a published author and debuted with the novel, Without a Goodbye. It is a woman fiction inspired by a real story.

I love listening music, travelling to new places, exploring and experiencing the diversity all over the world.

2. How you first got involved in with blogging/writing, are you an imaginative person?

My teacher, Alok Sarkar (HAL Vidyalaya) inspired me to write. I was in class sixth. It all began with writing a ten line small poem as an assignment.

For other students, it was only an assignment. However, for me, it was something that gave me a new vision for my life. My way to express my feelings, my companion when there is no one around. Writing gives me the pleasure and satisfaction.

3. What do you find most challenging about blogging/writing about your topic?

As I say, every phase of writing brings a new challenge. Sometime there are lots of thought running in mind at a time and

Finding a great title.
Completing a story I started

4. Tell me about some of the people you have met while working on your blog?

While working on my book, no one knew what I was doing sitting all alone in my room, late night. Once I finished writing and shared to my friends and family about my work. Few of them were there to encourage me, and many were there to de-motivate at every step.

It depends on us how we handle the positive and negative feedbacks from others.

5. How would (someone) describe your blogging/writing style?

My writing style is simple, easy for readers to connect themselves with the flow and easy to understand the incidents happening in the story.

6. What do you do when you are not working on your blog?

I relax and listen music or watch movies. Sometime I go on a trip and celebrate with my friends.
I also read books on life, travel, motivation.

7 .Where do you see yourself blogging/writing wise in the next 6 months, and 5 years down the road?

In next 6 months, I would be writing the end scene of my next novel.

8. What networking do you do that you feel helps your blogging/writing business?

Connecting with other writers, help in learning a lot about the different genre of writing. Every new person I meet helps me to connect and reach new group of readers.

9. How do you keep coming up with material/content for your blog? Many people struggle with coming up with different articles/posts and they only have one blog.

There are many stories around everyone. Each story is unique in its own way. I meet different people, talk to them and listen their stories. Everyone have a different tale to tell and in a different way. I try to bring the diverse material altogether.

10. Whats your strategy with your blog in general?

I write because I love writing and I have stories to share with others. My focus is to reach as many readers to share my stories with them.
My strategy is to connect with the readers and find new on the different online platforms and let the story do the rest of the work itself.

11. Any specific tips you have for newbie bloggers who want to make it in the blogosphere?

Writing is not an easy job. There is a huge competition in today’s literary world. So be true to yourself, write the unique, fresh content and write for the readers.

12. What would you prioritize? Content? SEO? Traffic? Readers?

My first priority is always content and then the readers.

13. Whats the best thing a blogger can give to his readers?

Give readers a solution to their problem, let them relax by your article and make them smile.

14. A lot of people are interested in blogging/writing for the money earning potential. What are some tips for people interesting in making money from blogging/writing? What are some realistic expectations in regards to what can be made?

First, understand what the readers looking for in the blogging. Write quality content that helps your readers and connect to them. A large database of the readers/followers is very important. At the same time, a new writer should not expect to make money immediately. Write as much as you can and grow with the time.

15. What motivates you most in life?

Self-satisfaction and self-confidence is the biggest motivator in my life. When we love our work, we work hard regardless of anything.   

16. What has been your strategy for creating visibility to yourself and your blog?

Social media is playing the biggest role in establishing my presence. Apart from internet, traditional print media is a good platform to reach readers on a large scale.

17 What was the most challenging moment in your blog content development process and why?

The most challenging moment in the book development process was to find a great title that do the justice with the work and bring curiosity to the reader’s mind.

18. Everyone has a favorite/least favorite post. Name yours and why?
My each project is my favorite. I do not devote only my time for my work; I devote my heart, mind and my soul.

Even though, Without A Goodbye is close to my heart as I am emotionally attached with it’s story.

19. Name some of the bloggers whom you look up to and why?

I read books of authors of different genre. From last few months, I am following Mrs. Twinkle Khanna’s articles in Times of India. I liked the way she describe the sarcasm in the society. 

20. What is the story behind the name of the blog?

To understand the reason behind the title Without A Goodbye of my novel, you have to read it. You will come to know reading the last page of the book that there could not have been a better title for this novel.

21. Your connection with any Blogger Network like Indi blogger or Writeupcafe or any other and the experience?

I am in connection with few online writers group. It helps me to keep myself updated with the new literary works and to handle the different challenges during the writing work. Writers share their experience and learn from each other.

22. Which genre do you feel gets the raw deal?

I don’t think that any genre gets the raw deal. If the story is appealing, no matter which genre it belongs to, people love it and it is accepted widely.

23. Which one plug-in would you suggest all bloggers to have?

 Contact Forms Related and Social Networking plug-ins are the most useful to connect your readers and keep them updated with your latest work.

24. Five adjectives that describe you.

Simple, Reliable, Diplomatic, Talkative, Traveller,

25. What book would you say has made the biggest impact good or bad on you?

The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari

26. Do you get easily provoked by positive/negative comments??

Whereas positive comments motivates, negative comments make me think what went wrong and how could I improve it in my next work.

27. Do you plan to write a book, as every bloggers dream it is?

I dreamt to be a published author since I was in my high school. However, the tight schedule of studies never allowed me to complete any of the stories.

28. Are you a judgmental person, do you prefer to take sides instead of standing neutral?

I always take side of what is right. Pertaining to some situation, I choose to be neutral.

29. Your collaboration with other bloggers, are you much into social networking, tell us everything about it?

Being a writer, I love to share my stories with others. Social Networking provides me a bigger platform to reach maximum people and to share my thoughts and opinions with them.

I always welcome readers connecting me on social networking sites. You may find me on facebook, instagram, twitter, linkedin etc

·         https://web.facebook.com/SwatiKumari.Swatz

·         www.instagram.com/swatikumari_swatz/

·         www.twitter.com/swatz14

30. What genre attracts you the most and which genre you avoid?

When it comes to reading, I like reading mythological stories, realistic fiction and love stories.
I don’t prefer to read sci-fiction much.

31. Your Views on Contests and increasing plagiarism?

Contests are the good approach to find talented writers and outstanding stories. But many a times such contests are used to copy the hard works of others. And this is intolerable.

32. Words for me and my blogs Desire v/s Destiny and Blogger Interviews and my Website www.MyMagicJobs.com

Desire v/s Destiny, Blogger Interviews and mymagicjobs.com provide a great platform to the readers where they get to know about the authors and about their book.
For the writers, these are the podium to connect with their readers.

33. On winning the Award/s , Are they Really necessary.

Winning heart of the readers is more significant.

34. So whats Next in your list?

Currently I am working on my next project, a love story, only one of its kinds.

35.Words for your readers and why they should follow you?
My stories are from the real world stories, with the realistic characters and one could connect and feel it.

Reviewed by : Rahul Miglani , Follow him at Twitter and Facebook Follow @twitter

Book review of Without a Goodbye by Swati Kumari

Blurb : 

“27th October was like a normal weekend. Danica was in Patna with her uncle’s family. Before going for her competitive exam, she had called up her mother (Aarti) who lived in Fatehpur in a joint family. They had a regular conversation and ended the call. Aarti said that she would call Danica after her exam, in the evening.

In the evening Danica called her mom, but both her mobiles were switched off.

She called her aunt and was informed that Aarti had been missing since afternoon.

What happened to her? How can the thread that unites a family completely break with this sudden incident?

Does ending one’s life really end the problems?

Is giving up, the only solution to the problem?

A daughter and a mother. This is story of a life. You choose to live or to die.

About the book : 

Swati in her debut novel has shared present state of women and how society looks at her when she is under some sort of critical phase in her life.She has written the book as her view of the society and is true to all extent.She has written simple English and is very easy to understand , the narration style uses picturesqueness and is amazing and you can actually feel what is written in the book.The book and plot is mildly paced and you feel no hurry in shifting from scenes.There is only a few scenes in the story where you feel you dont want so much details because you might know well in advance where it is heading.But overall you will be happy to finish the book.

I am trying to avoid spoilers here but you wont be able to guess the protagonist very easily till the last part of the book.book. Swati has shown the pain a women has to go through.Swati is successful in giving the message at the end which she wanted to.The book talks about what society actually wants from a women and what she should follow.As a debut novel she has done a great work like simple English , not too much drama and detailed perspective on things.

Overall the book is a onetime read and is very easy to understand.The book is short lengthen ,can be read in a day is light on the mind as well , if you enjoy reading thoughts on how you see life and situations you will certainly enjoy this book.We wish her all the best and congratulate on her debut book.

Overallrating : 3.7/5
Reviewed by : Rahul Miglani , Follow him at Twitter and Facebook Follow @twitter

Interview with Teen Tech Blogger Abhishek Jain

1. Can you tell us a little about yourself ,your blog(s)/website(s),and your aspirations and your hobbies!!

Hey, My Name is Abishiekh Jain. Am a 16-year-old programmer,blogger born and brought up in Chennai I am the founder of Hackers Den (hackersdenabi.net) My aspiration is to become a successful entrepreneur I have plenty of hobbies ha-ha. some of them are Programming,writing songs,reading books etc.

2. How you first got involved in with blogging/writing, are you an imaginative person?

I got involved in blogging since September 22 2014.you might be wondering that the hackers den was launched in May 10 2014, and I started blogging in September, this is because at initial stages I didn’t know how to blog, I just posted on the fan page of Hackers Den .So during September I got involved in blogging, and yes am an imaginative person, lol

3. What do you find most challenging about blogging/writing about your topic?

To Rank! ;) Writing a post is not so tough than ranking it with animal updates done by Google 

4. Tell me about some of the people you have met while working on your blog?

I have met many people while working on my blog,some of them I want to list here is Ravindra,Lebogang,Tyler MartinezAbhijit,Harshul,Iftekhar,Aayush,Harsh ETC. They have helped me a lot in my struggle time

5. How would (someone) describe your blogging/writing style?

How would I say that?

6. What do you do when you are not working on your blog?

I read articles ,or do programming or watch some videos or sometimes even read my school thing and do my school assignments

7 .Where do you see yourself blogging/writing wise in the next 6 months, and 5 years down the road?

Next To Shoutloud haha . I don’t know here would I stand ,if luck favours then I could even be the successful blogger or entrepreneur but if luck don’t favour me then who knows where would I stand so I guess we will move on to next question

8. What networking do you do that you feel helps your blogging/writing business?

Facebook,Twitter and Linkedin Plays vital role

9. How do you keep coming up with material/content for your blog? Many people struggle with coming up with different articles/posts and they only have one blog.

I look on to my friends for this .I ask them what tricks do u need .they say me,I research on it and an article is developed .sometimes I even check out online which article has low competition and which will allow me to rank .so I write articles on that basis

10. Whats your strategy with your blog in general?

I don’t have any secret strategy. It is simple ,I write for readers.So There is no secret strategy behind my blog .

11. Any specific tips you have for newbie bloggers who want to make it in the blogosphere?

 I want to say to all your readers that blogging is not walking in a park You will get good and bad times .You will get achievement in the event that you do diligent work . I  don’t like people who start blogging for a cause like they blog for some days and then stop blogging just because they don’t get money and traffic ! why I mean why. You should Focus on your content rather than focusing on your traffic ! So My advice to new bloggers is like don’t quit if you don’t get traffic ! Start posting some quality stuffs and you will get a decent amount of traffic . Remember This quote of mine You Should Blog to Express , Not To Impress! … Even I started from zero ! Take a step forward everyday and you will reach your destination ! You cant achieve anything in this world without dedication ! And One more thing don’t get into some cheat sites claiming you will get 1000sof $$$$ They can cheat you ! So my advice is to stay out of this or you may land up into in some big problem ! so don’t be a victim of online fraud or cheat … it will tempt you but don’t do it ! You should be punctual in your work .Make a task list of your day’s work and work accordingly . Plan for the best . Hope for the best . Don’t get upset if you are unsuccessful  in driving traffic. Try hard and you will get your success on your foots . Don’t be sad . I Hope Best wishes to new bloggers and god favor them  with everything their needs ! If you need to clarify any doubts just pings me on facebook (facebook.com/abishiekh.jain)

12. What would you prioritize? Content? SEO? Traffic? Readers?

That’s a tough question indeed.I would prioritize everything,because every element you listed plays an important role in every different field,so if I pick up just SEO,that wont make any sense because if you just do SEO without writing useful content then there would be no readers or traffic .So I guess you should work on every element effectively

13. Whats the best thing a blogger can give to his readers?

Content,useful content.And even honesty and motivation .

14. A lot of people are interested in blogging/writing for the money earning potential. What are some tips for people interesting in making money from blogging/writing? What are some realistic expectations in regards to what can be made?

As I said in question #11 ,Don’t blog for money. If you come in blogosphere with the potential to earn easy money ,then you would go home disappointed ,PS Personal experience .I will share my story here.I came into blogging field to earn money,some people said it is the way to earn easy money ,just create a website,show ads and you will earn 1000$ I was very much interested ,did this but didn’t earned for first 11 months.Then started focusing on onpage seo ,quality content and then I was able to drive traffic and making money , you will get money if you work hard and there is no one in this world who will give u $$$$ without doing anything . So You will earn but it will take time,and in the mean time if you don’t money ,don’t quit blogging.

15. What motivates you most in life?

My failures. If I fail then only it makes me work more harder ,thus it motivates me a lot .

16. What has been your strategy for creating visibility to yourself and your blog?

Social Media has been great influence for the visibility to my blog and myself .

17 What was the most challenging moment in your blog content development process and why?

To rank ,this was the most challenging  moment.

18. Everyone has a favorite/least favorite post. Name yours and why?

My favorite posts is on topics, “How-Tos”and “Guides”,because it helps me to do things differently and guides offcourse to learn new things

19. Name some of the bloggers whom you look up to and why?

Iftekhar Ahmed for some tips about blogging and Akashlal and there are many others

20. What is the story behind the name of the blog?

Ah, not a complicated or a big one ,sweet and simple .Hackers Den ,like how a lion stays in den without any interference and do whatever he wants ,samealike Hackers be in their den and do their work without any interruptions

21. Your connection with any Blogger Network like Indi blogger or Writeupcafe or any other and the experience?

Yes am connected with Indiblogger,Writeupcafe,Blogadda etc .I just love their contests,and it help us to find about new topic ,if anyone is looking for .

22. Which genre do you feel gets the raw deal?

Technology and programming

23. Which one plug-in would you suggest all bloggers to have?

A s am in blogger ,So I don’t much about any plugins for wordpress .So its better we move on to next question

24. Five adjectives that describe you.

Ambitious,Confident,Hardworking,Team Player and Motivated

25. What book would you say has made the biggest impact good or bad on you?

The Pragmatic Programmer permanently altered how I view programming, it's not just extending my hobby of coding and getting people to pay me for it; there's a fundamental line between professional coding and hobbyist coding, and I am able to see that line and operate differently depending on what side of it I'm on thanks to The Pragmatic Programmer.And The Passionate Programmer is largely about how to find the right kind of job for you, what to look for in tech companies, and how to manage the direction of your career. It's pretty high level, but full of extraordinarily important advice to ensure you find yourself at companies that fit you and that you fit into well.

26. Do you get easily provoked by positive/negative comments??

Yes .Positive comments motivate me and sometime makes me feel overconfident and negative comment,I feel dejected

27. Do you plan to write a book, as every bloggers dream it is?

Yes .and it will about my blogging career ,my failures etc so by reading the book ,the new bloggers wont repeat the same mistake as I did

28. Are you a judgmental person, do you prefer to take sides instead of standing neutral?

I don’t mind standing for right ,even if I am standing alone.

29. Your collaboration with other bloggers, are you much into social networking, tell us everything about it?

Yes I am into social networking,where I exchange ideas with other bloggers

30. What genre attracts you the most and which genre you avoid?

The genre which has low competition attracts me and which has high competition ,I completely avoid that.

31. Your Views on Contests and increasing plagiarism?

Contests help bloggers to motivate .Contests helps you but losing them should’nt affect your writing

Plagiarism isn’t for a person who wants to stick in blogging. And I hate such persons who are not writing and just stealing others content

32. Words for me and my blogs Desire v/s Destiny and Blogger Interviews and my Website www.MyMagicJobs.com

You are doing a great job .Thanks to Rahul for getting my interview here

33. On winning the Award/s , Are they Really necessary.

Winning awards is not necessary even you can do your work diligently without winning any awards Just take examples of famous Hollywood stars who didn’t win oscars yet they are best .so winning awards is not a big thing ,anyone can buy it .

34. So whats Next in your list?

Many things,but I would like to highlight one website

Enigma E learning site-: Enigma e-learning is a site where my little group will show individuals about programming/promoting/seo/and stuffs like that !  Expected Launch in 2016

35.Words for your readers and why they should follow you?

If you want to learn some cool tips and tricks ,want to know about programming and latest hacks then you can visit my blog hackersdenabi.net where we post quality and useful content daily.

You can even follow me @facebook (facebook.com/abishiekh.jain)

Abishiekhjain.net , you can have a look on this website ,if you want to know more about me .

Interview with Ryan Hill Author of Barking Madness

1. Can you tell us a little about yourself, your blog/writing, website, and your aspirations and your hobbies!!

I love watching movies and playing video games.  Something about exploring new worlds and experiencing new stories fascinates me, so I wanted to create stories of my own.  If my stories fascinate other people, then I will consider myself successful.

2. How you first got involved in with blogging/writing, are you an imaginative person?

I consider myself an imaginative person.  When I was little, I used to always play pretend with my friends, and I would always make up the game because my friends liked when I did.  I first got involved with writing in 6th grade.  My teacher assigned the class a 4 page mystery story to write, but when it came time to hand in our work, I had a 25 page sci-fi story instead.  That's when I knew I loved to write.

3. What do you find most challenging about blogging/writing about your topic?

Creating convincing characters is the hardest thing for me, and it gets harder with the more characters involved.  I have to make sure each one has a background and each one is believable.  Thankfully, the majority of my characters in my novel Barking Madness are teenagers.  Being a teenager, this made writing their characters slightly easier.

4. Tell me about some of the people you have met while working on your blog/book?

I haven't officially met anyone in person yet, but I have reached out to tons of family and friends for support.  I also got to know some of the wonderful people working on my book at my publishing house, Pulse Publishing, through email.

5. How would (someone) describe your blogging/writing style?

Some might say that it needs work, and it does, but I think my writing style does not impact the quality of my story.

6. What do you do when you are not working on your blog/writing?

I am constantly doing things with my friends or family.  Whether that be going out, exploring Boston, or simply watching T.V. it's always fun.

7. Where do you see yourself blogging/writing wise in the next 6 months, and 5 years down the road?

Six months from now, I hope to be deep into my next novel.  Five years from now, I hope to be writing at least my fourth.

8. What networking do you do that you feel helps your blogging/writing business?

I use Twitter and facebook.

9. How do you keep coming up with material/content for your blog/writing? Many people struggle with coming up with different articles/posts and they only have one blog.

Creating new content isn't hard when writing a story.  All I have to do is think about what I like, and write it down.  Other people with similar tastes will read it.  Those who don't like it won't read it, but I am lucky. It comes easy for me.

10. What’s your strategy with your blog/writing in general?

Constantly surprise the reader.  Do things they won't see coming.  Sudden changes in a story's narrative are always fun, and usually it keeps people reading because they'll want to see what comes next.

11. Any specific tips you have for newbie bloggers/writers who want to make it in the blogosphere?

Don't ride on the back of a trending topic.  By the time you finish writing about it, the topic will have changed. Write what you want to write.

12. What would you prioritize? Content? SEO? Traffic? Readers?

I would prioritize the deliverance of content.  How a writer delivers a plot set piece, I think, is most important.  It needs to be written well, otherwise, readers won't care about that set piece.

13. What’s the best thing a blogger/writer can give to his readers?

An ever-changing story that differentiates itself from the rest; something that stands out.

14. A lot of people are interested in blogging/writing for the money earning potential. What are some tips for people interesting in making money from blogging/writing? What are some realistic expectations in regards to what can be made?

I wrote my story without money in mind.  This is my first novel, so I consider it my test run into the writing world.  I would like to see what works and what doesn't work before I move onto larger more involved stories.  Realistically, I don't expect to make a fortune, but any money at all makes me happy because it shows me that some people want to read my work.

15. What motivates you most in life?

The idea of a future where I do what I like to do and live happily doing it.

16. What has been your strategy for creating visibility to yourself and your blog/writing?

Harassment (not literally).  I constantly attack people for reviews.  How else will an unknown author get noticed if they're not spreading their name.

17. What was the most challenging moment in your blog content development process and why?

Editing down.  I definitely incorporated too much. Getting rid of some of the unnecessary content was tedious.

18. Everyone has a favorite/least favorite post. Name yours and why?

I guess my favorite book is Pillars of the Earth by Ken Follet.  It was just so vast in content.  I don't think many others could create a book of that size and have it be so entertaining.

19. Name some of the bloggers/writers whom you look up to and why?

Other authors I look up to are Stephanie Meyer and Christopher Paolini.  I loved Stephanie Meyer’s Twilight Saga when I was in middle school, and I was very motivated to write from reading Paolini's Eragon.  He was so young when he wrote it.

20. What is the story behind the name of the blog/book?

Barking Madness actually has a double meaning.  One for the story revolving around a werewolf and two for the character Rosetta.  She's pretty much insane.  It took me a while to come up with the name, but once I did, I knew it was the one.

21. Your connection with any Blogger Network or any other and the experience?

I had no personal connections when I wrote this book.

22. Which genre do you feel gets the raw deal?

I honestly don't know.

23. Which one plug-in would you suggest all bloggers to have?

No idea.

24. Five adjectives that describe you.

Friendly, caring, gamer, dog-lover, witty

25. What book would you say has made the biggest impact good or bad on you?

Twilight.  It showed me what level of descriptive detail and imagination is required to write a fantastic book in today's day and age.

26. Do you get easily provoked by positive/negative comments??

No.

27. Do you plan to write a book, as every bloggers dream it is?

I already have.

28. Are you a judgmental person, do you prefer to take sides instead of standing neutral?

I like to take sides, and I would consider myself judgmental, but I never aim to offend anybody.  I mostly keep all my comments to myself.

29. Your collaboration with other bloggers, are you much into social networking, tell us everything about it?

I am very against social networking, but it is a necessary evil for promoting my book.

30. What genre attracts you the most and which genre you avoid?

I'm attracted to sci-fi survival horror the most, and I actively avoid romance.

31. Your Views on Contests and increasing plagiarism?

Plagiarism should never be allowed under any circumstances.  And although I'm not competitive, I think contests are good.

32. Words for me and my blogs Desire v/s Destiny and Blogger Interviews and my Website www.MyMagicJobs.com

Keep it classy.

33. On winning the Award/s, Are they Really necessary.

I think awards are a great thing.  They make whoever gets them happy, and whoever wants one, work harder.

34. So what’s Next in your list?

I plan on writing more novels.  I am 19 and have plenty of room to improve my writing.

35. Words for your readers and why they should follow you?

I will constantly be writing new content, and I plan to hop across genres until I find my click.  If you're up for drastically different adventures…story to story, then stick around.