Posts Tagged ‘blogs’

How To Prevent Running Out Of Blogging Steam

Something that almost inevitably happens to bloggers starting out their own niche site, is they run out of stuff to say. Generally, as a new blogger, you can shoot for around 3-4 months of solid content until the ideas begin escaping you.

This could possibly be caused by the lack of one or more of these:

  • 1. Inspiration
  • 2. Motivation
  • 3. Confidence
  • Inspiration

    At some stage you will become uninspired. Thankfully, this really is the… » Continue

    ZenHabits Top 50 Productivity Blogs

    Lifehack favorite, ZenHabits, has put together a Top 50 of productivity-focused sites, like their own. We’re priviledged to have made the ‘A List’ and hold ZH in the same regard.

    Check out the list for some Pro-Discovery. Finding 50 resources to help you work better is some good and productive procrastinating of it’s own.

    The

    Right Tool Right Job- Social Media

    I had this idea that I bet Leon and the others can riff on. Basically: there are plenty of tools out there for lots of aspects of life. Let’s make sure we propose the proper tool (or our take on a good tool) for the right job. From managing our tasks and priorities to determining how best to engage our communities, let’s all start looking around for the right tools… » Continue

    The top 40 blogs

    If you’re consistently prowling the web to find great content, like me, stop over at the Frantic Industries weblog. Frantic Industries recently published a list of the 40 most popular weblogs according to FeedBurner. In case you miss us, lifehack.org is rolling in at number 18.

    FeedBurner is a popular RSS feed manager, with over 600.000 feeds in their roster. One of the advantages it offers is… » Continue

    10 Ways To Good Blog Branding

    The sequel to Chris Garrett’s choosing a domain name article is all about keeping your brand for your blog. You’ve got the name, you’ve got the idea - now let’s make sure not to throw things out the window.

    • 1. Be Consistent. [The] Number one way to damage your brand is through inconsistency. Your brand is how people think about you, your product or your company. Through your words

    Blogging for Kids

    Warning: No, you’re not on Parent Hacks all of a sudden, but I want your take on this.

    I was never a big fan of report writing, especially the research portion. But when I could make it into a dazzling project, then it was kind of fun. My mom helped me with this big report on the Black Rhinoceros. I remember facts about that creature today (26 years later- ouch)… » Continue

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