Here are 15 online tools that can help make blogging easier, more efficient and enjoyable. Some you may already have heard of, others might new to you, so make sure to check them out. By Alex Ainsberg
The answer to how to have a blog first depends on why you want a blog. (The word blog comes from combining web and log, as in a log of what you’re doing). By Phyllis Zimbler Miller
Lot of the things that go into blogging mean very little. Dropping those things is the key to lazy blogging – doing less by working smarter, not harder. By Antti Kokkonen
Looking for and finding blog post ideas often seems easy when you first start blogging, but as you progress in your blogging career, you might find yourself running out of topic ideas or subject matter for posts. By Tom Walker
So many top bloggers seems to make most of their income through offering their own membership course, ebooks or other training materials. So, do any bloggers actually make money from blogging alone? By Keller Hawthorne
Getting the attention of a blogger you would like to work with or for is no easy task. Life feels like one big cluttered inbox. Here are a few ways to cut through the noise. By Andrew G.R.
Article marketing for traffic is by no means a new concept, but as old as it is there are still great misconceptions about the best way to use it as a tool in creating new targetted visitors to your blog. By Andrew Hansen
Many will claim that article marketing doesn’t work, but Henri Junttila has used it and it has worked beautifully. In this article he'll explain exactly what he's done and how he made it work.
One of the challenges for business bloggers that I constantly hear about is the never-ending need for fresh, relevant and timely content ideas to keep one's audience engaged. By Denise Wakeman
A blog should be considered the central hub of your social networking universe. Everything you do should drive traffic back to your blog, or website, as a way of combining all your efforts to give your brand maximum exposure. By Thomas McMahon