Fortnightly Link Train

I’ve been lying low for a few days now, in parts so as to even out the effects of back to back posts about my picks for the group writing projects I recently participated in. In one of my previous posts, I’d mentioned how I would post weekly links to other related blogs in this niche. On hindsight though, since my posting frequency is once every alternate day, a weekly links post didn’t quite fit into the scheme of things as it meant having a links post for every 2 content posts. It didn’t seem like a very good prospect and so I’m going to make this a fortnightly event, until I decide to increase my posting frequency. So without further ado, I’ll let you in on this fortnight’s links.

If you hate FTP more than your boss, this one’s for you. The Writer’s Manifesto recommends a plugin that could save you a few minutes when you’re blog-hopping and suddenly found that ultimate plugin or theme that you were just too lazy to rip-off borrow.

If you are anything like me the lazy type, you would certainly do yourself some good by using the All in One SEO Pack to increase search engine visibility. But if you’d rather do it yourself, The Million Dollar Blog has a very comprehensive article that could set you on the right path.

I’m sure most of you would have had freelance stints going in the past and some of you would still be having it. Honestly, it makes for a quick way to earn some cash. If you’ve given it up for the lack of regular projects, you would want to look up the post by Web Design Business on how to keep your pipeline filled.

If you’ve ever been stumped as to what to post tomorrow, you would do well to find out what Steven has to say in his 12 Ways to Avoid Blogging Burnout.

I never seem to have enough of StumbleUpon lately, but all my posts have been putting it in very good light. Here’s a humourous post by Internet Marketing Mind which puts it in “bad light”.

When you’re through with all the serious reading, here’s one from GnomeyNewt about Google that should lighten up your day.