This week’s list is another semi-lengthy one. If you’d like to see the ten or so that I will select as the best from the week, be sure to subscribe to my newsletter (form below this post). You’ll also get other great resources too! Systemize Your Time for Blogging Seth’s Blog: Random rules for ideas…
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Jan
31
Big Weekly List of Links for Bloggers (74 Links)
Jan
30
Get to the Point by Breaking Your Blog Posts
I’m a Pastor, so I preach to a congregation several times per week. There are a couple of pivotal moments in my preaching career in which my whole approach to delivering sermons changed. One of those was when I read Andy Stanley’s book Communicating for a Change. Stanley talks about a very simple principle –…
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Jan
28
Why I’m So Passionate About Blogs and Blogging
Hint: It’s not to “make money online.” It’s because blogging represents a much larger principle – that people and organizations have the power to publish content into the stream of all that people consume. Whether you have a divine or humanitarian message to proclaim or a product to market, online publishing is the future. Mitch…
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Jan
27
Book Review: Inbound Marketing
I’ve just finished reading Inbound Marketing: Get Found Using Google, Social Media, and Blogs (The New Rules of Social Media), and wanted to pass it along to my readers as a pretty good starting place for those new to marketing services and products on the web. Inbound Marketing is a good primer on the basic…
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Jan
26
You Missed the Inaugural Edition of Blog A Little Better This Week
That’s right – I’ve got a fancy newsletter list and I plan on sending updates weekly – more than just a glorified rss feed but a nice resource for bloggers. You can see the inaugural edition of Blog A Little Better This Week but I’d really recommend you subscribe using one of the THREE forms…
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Jan
26
Your Site Is Just a Launching Pad
For the past few days, I’ve been offering some video posts here about the cloud that surrounds content consumers today… Get Your Content Into the Cloud Infiltrating the Cloud In Which People Breathe Decrease the Distance by Growing Your Network Today, I want to get a bit more specific about how to understand the cloud…
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Jan
25
Decrease the Distance by Growing Your Network
People who are active online have determined the size of the cloud in which they consume content and have a tendency not to venture outside of it. How then do you connect with them? By growing your own network and decreasing the distance of separation. Here’s a Youtube link to Decrease the Distance by Growing…
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Jan
25
Big Weekly List of Links for Bloggers (85 Links)
Welcome to the weekly edition of all the cool stuff I’ve browsed in the last week related to the blogging and social media niche. By the way, I thought I’d steal an opportunity to plug my email newsletter, still in development, but bound to be helpful! Subscribe here. Five Magic Keys for Engaging Your Readers…
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Jan
22
The User Experience of the Real Time Web
This is a guest post. Interested in contributing and receiving some promotion? The real time web can be a lot of fun for users, even if you aren’t a user of Facebook, Twitter, or other real time web service. The real time web can open up new information that users otherwise wouldn’t have known how…
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Jan
21
Get Your Content Into the Cloud
If you are a content provider, you have to stop thinking about how to get people to arrive at your website and start asking how you can get your content integrated into the cloud in which people live their daily lives. This is what I discuss in this video, but I’ll be breaking this idea…
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