Blogging Tips

Build Rapport with Rapportive

I get a ton of e-mail from many different people. Keeping everyone straight can be difficult and those are just the people I know personally. I have a contact form on my blog and occasionally get people contacting me and asking me to try things, blog about things and for help. …

Written by BenSpark from BenSpark.com
Posted on March 16th, 2010 and filed under Personal, Productivity, Social Networking
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Use LastPass for password management and peace of mind

Bloggers are people with a rich online life. Bloggers need to have an account on many sites that they use and frequent on a daily basis. The need for strong passwords is too well-known to be elaborated here. You cannot run the risk of having the same password on more than one site and what is more you should not choose simple passwords because you can easily remember them. Your blogging can …

Written by Vikas from Vikas Gupta
Posted on March 7th, 2010 and filed under Blogging, Productivity, Software & Programs
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4 Tools For Managing Your Tasks and Projects

It can be hard to work from home, especially if you have various tasks that you need to get done each done; I know from first hand experience. If you’re working on a group/team project and do not work together in the same location, that can make things even more difficult. If you get distracted easily, …

Written by Charnita Fance from mrsfance
Posted on February 6th, 2010 and filed under Productivity
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Use Your Online Friends. It’s a Good Thing.

As bloggers we spend a lot of time online. Our research is often done online. We publish our articles online. We advertise online and build our brand through online social networks. Social media, wither through the PC or our mobile devices, is accessed and utilized thanks to our online connections. So it’s not surprising that we create online connections, communicating with others that exist as our Internet friends. Even if we only communicate with them once every four months, we often underestimate the motivational power of our online connections.

Typically online connections are borne of like-minded interests, as bloggers and other web-based professionals seek out those networks that have individuals that could be of some use to us. If we’re looking for advice, or looking for an audience to market to, online networks hold a wealth of niche sites and services to serve our purposes.

Written by Kristen Nicole from Kristen Nicole
Posted on January 18th, 2010 and filed under Productivity
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Growing Your Blog’s Editorial Team

Blogging can be quite a huge task to undertake if you’re doing things alone. Earlier this week I listed some of the ways in which the blog publishing process can become a time-consuming task, outlining the fact that most bloggers (especially newcomers) are required to wear multiple hats.

Research, writing, editing, formatting and syndicating a single article can take up a great deal of time, even for the most efficient people out there. Having to be every member of an editorial team means that a blogger is taking on multiple jobs But what happens when that blogger has reached a point where they’re ready to begin adding new members to the team?

Written by Kristen Nicole from Kristen Nicole
Posted on December 23rd, 2009 and filed under Blogging, Productivity
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Step Away From The Computer: A Blogger’s How To, Part 2 of 2

There’s an old joke about personal development – maybe you’ve heard it. “How many psychologists does it take to change a light bulb?”

Photo by Bruma Mihai

The answer is “just one” – but the light bulb has to want to change.

Productivity is more than just something you do. It is more than just a mindset. Productivity is …

Written by Patricia Mayo from copyhypnotist
Posted on December 22nd, 2009 and filed under Productivity
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Step Away From The Computer: A Blogger’s How To, Part 1 of 2

I can’t take it anymore! If you spend one more day sitting in that same unforgiving chair, in front of that same heartless screen, clicking through that same stream of unhug-able web pages – I am going to find out where you live, break down your door – and have a nice …

Written by Patricia Mayo from copyhypnotist
Posted on December 15th, 2009 and filed under Productivity
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