Anyway, I’ve created another video this week to practice the techniques I’ve been learning. I thought it’d be fun to post it here for you to see.

Enjoy:

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Even better–if you are using the newest version of WordPress, this plugin is already loaded with the WordPress software. All you have to do is activate it and begin using it for podcasting!

I’ve even found a video that describes usind the PodPress Podcast Plugin–Thank you Sharle!:   

Using PodPress Podcast Plugin - Discover just how easy it is to set up and use the PodPress Plugin for WordPress to quickly post mp3 audo podcasts on your WP Blog.

Specky Boy has a nice list of 155 WordPress resources that is very complete and nicely organized. Thought I’d let you see what goodies he’s found:

155 Wordpress Resources, Tutorials, Plugins, Themes, AJAX … - This list below has took me a few weeks to compile, I have sifted the net and came up with 155 of the best Wordpress Resources, covering, tutorials,plugins, themes, WP and AJAX, forums, podcasting, WP and DIGG (social bookmarking)…and …

Enjoy!

Have a safe and fun weekend. I’ll be visiting my mom and dad and can’t wait to see them–it’s been about a year since I last saw them. What are your plans for the weekend?

Ask anyone who’s been blogging for any amount of time what their number one concern is and they’ll tell you it’s creating consistent, compelling, useful blog posts. There’s always that lurking fear that one day they’ll wake up and have nothing to say, nothing worth discussing, nothing to write! Sometimes it does happen that way–by accident not design.

A little lack of planning, a little busyness in everyday life, and a few days turns into a few weeks and nothing new has been posted on the blog. After while, the inertia feeds on itself and then the blogger begins to feel like, “Well, it’s been so long since my last post maybe I should just give up and throw in the towel.”

If you’ve ever felt like that or if that’s happened to your blog, never fear. It’s not too late to resurrect your blog, to begin writing regularly again, to regain the fire for your topic that you felt when you first began blogging.

What’s the cure? Start writing. It’s just that simple and just that hard. Set up a schedule and do your best to keep to it. Plan out the topics you want to cover in future posts. Write down article ideas as they occur to you. Never again let the fear of having nothing to say have a say in your blogging habits.

What are others saying on this topic? What do you say?

Why Did You Leave It Alone? - Once you’ve relaunched your blog, make sure to keep with it by posting regularly. Remember that blog posts do not necessarily have to be long. An occasional photo can give your customers a look inside your company and takes very little …

Blogging Etiquette…. - If you have a blog and you have regular readers then you have to follow blogging etiquette and update your blog on a regular basis (at least that is my personal opinion!). So…. To keep fresh content ‘in’, and stale blogs ‘out’ we will …

Commitment and Consistency: Formula for Blogging Success - I’ve been there and it’s not pretty. So! What’s the moral of the story? Blog often and blog regularly. The commitment you show to your readers and to the success of your blog will easily translate into reader loyalty and increased visitors.

Here’s a new effort I worked on today related to my new ebook Niche Blogging for Profits

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Videos can add a lot to your blog, website, and to your marketing efforts. Stay tuned for more information as I work through the remainder of the course I’m taking.

You bet. Whether your goal is to sell something or get someone to take action on something, a video is more likely to bring about the response you want than the written word alone.

I’ve been taking a class on creating awesome videos for the web and wanted to share my first video with you here. It’s actually a video that’s posted as a permanent part of one of my other blogs. The action I’m trying to get people to take is . . . well, I think I’ll let the video do the talking:

Online Videos by Veoh.comTake action at http://www.nunnglow.com

While launching a new blog in his network, he calculated that he was able to get better value out of sponsored posts on his own network than from advertising on an A List Blogger’s blog. That value continues over time as the posts will remain on the Internet while the advertising has ended.

What value does this information have for those who don’t own/manage a blog network? It shows the value of building relationships with other bloggers, the value of guest posting on related blogs, the value of social media outlets. These become the blogging network of the blogger with only a single blog (or even two).

How are you building your blogging network? Have you done anything to build your online relationships today? Read the article and learn. Then apply it to your own situation.

Enjoy!

I think it’s obvious that we’re now working in a global economy. Those with businesses online, especially, appreciate the global aspect of doing business these days. Now there is an opportunity to use Deki Wiki to establish a truly polyglot wiki.

If you have global readers and you want to set up a global Wiki that can translate your content into multiple languages, check out Marshall’s article.