3 Steps to Simple Blogging Everyday!

I found this article by Chris Brogan very helpful and convicting. He outlines in 3 steps the process he uses when he blogs - and he blogs a lot! That last part is what convicted me. Some would say I blog a lot but actually I don't. I should and that is what convicts me. Review his thoughts and share yours...

clipped from www.chrisbrogan.com Let’s go through the formula: Step 1: Decide WHAT the Post Should DO for You To get a call to action. To attract business. To promote someone else. To get links and bookmarks and reblogs. To get a conversation started. Step 2: How Can I Be Helpful? tips and advice and ideas that you can use for yourself. Step 3: The Actual Writing start with a headline find a picture on Flickr under their Creative Commons area My first paragraph is always a personable lead-in, usually with a question

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9 Money Saving Tips from the Great Depression

Why don't we follow these simple rules about spending anymore? What other tips can you share to add to this list? Leave a comment...

clipped from carrieanddanielle.com Live Under Your Income budgeting your expenses and then just getting enough cash out every week to cover your needs and put those credit cards all away. Less Focus on Wants, More Focus on Needs If it’s clearly not a need you should put the purchase off for 24 hours before you complete it so you have some time to think about it carefully. Stay  At Home Eat At Home Pass Over the Alcohol Shirk the Latte Shopping and Entertainment Are Different, Don’t Confuse Them Keep the Car Use All of It, Wear It Out, Make Do with It, Do Without It This is the motto that ruled the depression era. Keep this in mind and use it before you purchase something. Its tips like these that can get you through the worrisome times and help you save some money in the good times.

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