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Will You Add? - Blogging Takes Time: Ten Blogging Time Management Tips
Have you ever been sailing on a beautiful summer’s day, the wind perfect, the water ideal? But when you look around, you notice there were a number of other sailboats, with their sails as full as yours, but some are much faster, and you feel like you are standing still!You look around and find your anchor is running along the bottom of the marina. You were still moving forward, but no where near the speed as the other sailboats out that day.Is this happening to your b
2. Write five to ten blog posts at a time
Job-hunting can be a daunting experience. You might find it difficult to know where to begin to find the job that is most appropriate for you. Searching for employment can also be a full-time job in itself, requiring you to spend countless hours researching companies, drafting cover letters, writing resumes, and sending out application packages to prospective employers.Fortunately, in the age of the Internet, there are some high-tech solutions to the problem of making sure y
If you'd like to get more organized so that you can blog consistently, here are ten blogging time management tips.
1. Create a file called Blog Ideas
There's nothing more intimidating than a blank computer screen. Create a file and call it Blog Ideas. Write down any stray thoughts you have about blogging.
Do you have questions about your blogging topic? Your questions can start with: Who, What, How, When, Where and Why - just make a note of the questions. In your Blog Ideas file, these are triggers to get you thinking.
Read other blogs. Reading other blogs will stimulate your own thinking. Agree with a blogger? Why? Can you expand on a point made in another blog?
Carry a small notebook and jot down ideas which come to you at work. When you're driving, place a digital or microcassette recorder on the passenger seat beside you to record any sudden inspirations.
2. Write five to ten blog posts at a time
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Let it be known, this is my first article submission and I am doing this in an effort to follow the advice of successful online business entrepreneurs. As I contemplated what expertise I could possibly provide an Internet audience, it occurred to me the thought of just being myself and sharing my progression toward my own online business. So this is what I have decided to focus on, holding back nothing and telling it just like it is. Pretty, ugly, or in between, successful or not. I
If you'd like to get more organized so that you can blog consistently, here are ten blogging time management tips.
1. Create a file called Blog Ideas
There's nothing more intimidating than a blank computer screen. Create a file and call it Blog Ideas. Write down any stray thoughts you have about blogging.
Do you have questions about your blogging topic? Your questions can start with: Who, What, How, When, Where and Why - just make a note of the questions. In your Blog Ideas file, these are triggers to get you thinking.
Read other blogs. Reading other blogs will stimulate your own thinking. Agree with a blogger? Why? Can you expand on a point made in another blog?
Carry a small notebook and jot down ideas which come to you at work. When you're driving, place a digital or microcassette recorder on the passenger seat beside you to record any sudden inspirations.
2. Write five to ten blog posts at a time
Whether you sell your own products, or you work strictly as an affiliate, you can benefit from selling affiliate products.Selling affiliate products allows you to create upsells, as well as extend your product line.If you want to only sell affiliate products though, it's crucial that you create a Unique Selling Proposition (USP). Like any business, you need to make yourself different.Below are seven things you can do to help you quickly build your affiliate busin
Do you have questions about your blogging topic? Your questions can start with: Who, What, How, When, Where and Why - just make a note of the questions. In your Blog Ideas file, these are triggers to get you thinking.
Read other blogs. Reading other blogs will stimulate your own thinking. Agree with a blogger? Why? Can you expand on a point made in another blog?
Carry a small notebook and jot down ideas which come to you at work. When you're driving, place a digital or microcassette recorder on the passenger seat beside you to record any sudden inspirations.
2. Write five to ten blog posts at a time
I was recently approached by a transportation company owner, I will call her Beth. Beth and her business partner both have adult sons that they would like to take over their business someday.The partners named both sons Fleet Managers about a year ago. Beth’s son has proven to be very good at the job. He manages the people and equipment well and is very reliable. Beth’s partner's son is another story. His work habits are terrible and he often doesn't show up for work at all
Read other blogs. Reading other blogs will stimulate your own thinking. Agree with a blogger? Why? Can you expand on a point made in another blog?
Carry a small notebook and jot down ideas which come to you at work. When you're driving, place a digital or microcassette recorder on the passenger seat beside you to record any sudden inspirations.
2. Write five to ten blog posts at a time
A list of customers who have previously bought from you is your most important asset. These are the customers who will provide you with return business, which is more profitable than the first sale. Are you getting the most from your customer list? There are some secrets you should know, so you can squeeze the most benefits out of your mailing list. Most business' customer lists consist of this information: Name, Address, City, State, Zip. That's it. Unfortuna
2. Write five to ten blog posts at a time
Carve out time to blog on the weekends - a couple of hours on Saturday afternoon, perhaps. In that time, study your Blog Ideas file, and write a series of posts. These don't have to be polished posts, just draft them quickly. They'll be ready for you to post during the following week.
3. Audio blog
If you're carrying a digital recorder, record some blog posts. This works well for business bloggers. Interview people at your company. Interview your boss, or a couple of your customers.
4. Ask for contributions from other bloggers
Bloggers help bloggers. As you leave comments on others' blogs, and get known in the blogosphere, you can ask other bloggers to "guest blog" for you. Ask them to write just one entry, or to write five.
You'll get lots of takers, because blogging for someone else is added exposure for bloggers, and many will take you up on the offer. Of course, you'll need to reciprocate, and write the occasional entry for oth
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