Feminist Attempts
How to Blog More Often
I haven’t written up a blog post in a long time. So I’ve set my Firefox home page to my blog’s Add New Post page. Perhaps, if it opens up in my face every day, that will inspire me to write up more blog posts more regularly. Will it work? What other strategies do bloggers use?
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about 1 year ago
don’t laugh :
there is always many ideas in mind, so the time i try to win is while in traffic / bus / waiting
about 1 year ago
lol.. the home page is a funny trick
I go on an article reading adventure.. usually one thing leads to another!
about 1 year ago
lol.. the home page is a funny trick
I go on an article reading adventure.. usually one thing leads to another!
about 1 year ago
Great idea, I just added a Blogger Post gadget to my iGoogle home page. That may just do the trick to generate AdSense revenue: Blog often; write article-submission-web sites articles that link back to your blog; link to other expert articles from your blog; correct AdSense placement.