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  1. Visit Editorial Calendars and Professional Blogging Editorial Calendars and Professional Blogging

    http://www.problogger.net/archives/2007/09/07/editorial-calendars-and-professional-blogging/

    Why use an editorial calendar? Because it forces you to think about what youre posting in advance and to try to structure your writing. You might consider writing a series of related posts and running one every Tuesday. Or possibly having a theme … More

  2. Visit Outsource Your Blogging Chores for Free Outsource Your Blogging Chores for Free

    http://performancing.com/outsource-your-blogging-chores-for-free

    Hint: recruit your loyal readers to muck in and help with moderation and promoting your site (among other duties)!

  3. Visit 10 Ways to Eliminate the Echo Chamber 10 Ways to Eliminate the Echo Chamber

    http://chris.pirillo.com/2006/08/18/10-ways-to-eliminate-the-echo-chamber/

    Excellent, thought provoking post about the major problems with blogging today.

  4. Visit Automating WordPress customizations - the plugin way Automating WordPress customizations - the plugin way

    http://wpbits.wordpress.com/2007/08/09/automating-wordpress-customizations-the-plugin-way/

    How to create a plugin to automatically set defaults in WordPress to your specifications. Really useful for anyone who manages multiple WordPress installations.

  5. Visit Three Ways To Spice Up Any Blog Post Three Ways To Spice Up Any Blog Post

    http://www.copyblogger.com/three-ways-to-spice-up-any-blog-post/

    Here are three techniques that will have you bringing zesty back to your blog in no time. Some smart copywriting advice from Bryan Clarke.

  6. Visit How To: Plan Your Blog Posting Schedule How To: Plan Your Blog Posting Schedule

    http://www.problogger.net/archives/2007/08/07/plan-your-next-weeks-posting-schedule/

    Darren is running a fabulous series of posts about reinvigorating your blog. Steve Rubel talked about editorial calendars a while back, and Darren is also advocating a planned posting schedule as a method of keeping a professional blogging workflo… More

  7. Visit The Business Blogging Toolset: 100 Resources for Entrepreneur-Writers The Business Blogging Toolset: 100 Resources for Entrepreneur-Writers

    http://www.businesscreditcards.com/bootstrapper/the-business-blogging-toolset-100-resources-for-entrepreneur-writers/

    Wow, if you re looking for an introduction to blogging, this is as comprehensive a resource as you re likely to find. 100 links to useful sites and classic blogging articles.

  8. Visit Rediscovering ScribeFire: 7 Reasons To Use The Blog Editor Rediscovering ScribeFire: 7 Reasons To Use The Blog Editor

    http://performancing.com/rediscovering-scribefire

    ScribeFire s been around for quite a while, but many bloggers are only just waking up to the productivity benefits blog editors can bring them.

  9. Visit Short Term Gains Versus Long Term Value Short Term Gains Versus Long Term Value

    http://www.chrisg.com/short-term-gains-versus-long-term-value/

    Chris Garrett expounds upon the futility of empty linkbaiting, describing it as essentially a short term strategy compared with writing useful insightful content.

  10. Visit RustyBudget: Multi-Author Blog Management RustyBudget: Multi-Author Blog Management

    http://www.techcrunch.com/2007/07/20/rustybudget-multi-author-blog-management/

    Bridging the gap between blogging and professional multi-author management, this looks like a must-have tool for blogging teams.

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