Bluejar Group Writing Project: My Picks

Today is the last day to turn in my picks for Bluejar’s Group Writing Project to which I had submitted my post on the 7 Steps to creating a successful community. I’ve been doing quite some reading lately and thought that a few articles that relate to this blog may interest you too.

If you are the blogger who aims to make some quick cash by posting ReviewMe or Payperpost reviews, you might want to follow the checklist provided by Adsense Tracker on How to review a blog. It makes it easy for you to review blogs and it may well have a point or two that you’ve probably missed in your earlier reviews.

If you have a new blog, I’m sure changing your theme doesn’t make you twitch in the least. But in about a year or two down the road, you are sure to end up making so many modifications to it that the mere thought of having to redo all the changes will give you the jitters. Fear not, Steven has posted a comprehensive article on How to Successfully Switch Your WordPress Theme Without Throwing Your Computer Through the Window to make sure you do it smoothly.

The common consensus in the Problogger camp is that an average blogger only lasts 3 months. Most bloggers tend to get dis-illusioned within their first three months and quit the blogging scene for good. But that’s what makes you and I tick - we are here to stay. It is normal to get the occasional depression when you feel like you are talking to yourself. That’s where Romance Tracker steps in with his Top 5 ways to romance your blog. He puts forth an analogy of being in a relationship to maintaining a blog and suggests 5 things to keep you going.

To thank all the participants who’ve voted for me and linked to me, I’ll list them all here. They are all commendable posts and certainly worth a read.

Public Speaking Made Easy by Cedric
Enter a How-To Contest for Cash by Matt Gibbs
How To Promote Yourself (When You Don’t Want To.) by Dee
How to create a post in Wordpress by Roberta Ferguson
How To Nail That Job Interview In The First Thirty Seconds by Martin Stoddart
How to speed up WordPress easily by Marco
Simple way to Track Downloads by Shrihari
How to Speed up your Torrent downloads by Felix
How To Be A Flamer by WishBone
How To: Add Copyright Notices To Your Blog by Kyle Eslick
7 Steps to creating a successful community by Karthik
Contains Zero Trans Fat - Truth or Creative Advertising? by JoLynn Braley
How-To Guide: Increasing Your Sphere of Influence by Steve Belt
Beginners “How to” Guide for SEO by Steve
Add social bookmarking buttons to your blog by Girish Bhaskaran
How To Deal With Angry Customers by John
How to Have a Great Movie Experience by Em Dy
How To Make Your Wordpress Blog Safer by Simon Ward
Lock Folders without using any Software by Madhur Kapoor
Testing Lessons – Top 5 Secrets to Bug Hunting Success! by Debasis Pradhan
How To Track New RSS Subscribers Google Analytics in 3 Easy Steps by Rhys
How To: Install WordPress locally(on PC) by Sumesh
How To Pull In Quick Cash With a Myspace Resource Site by Levi
What the hell is a column inch: How to advertise in a local newspaper by Angela
How To Prepare For The Perfect Date by Shaun Low
How To Ride a Bicycle in the City by Roger Green
How do you track your comments? by pelf
How to become a better writer in 30 days by Writing Nag
Don’t You Want To Be An Internet Marketing Rock Star? by YC
3 Ways On How To Create A Buzz With Social Web Widgets I.E MyBlogLog And Blogrush by Jonathan Kok
How To Get Approved for PayPerPost With A New Blog by Karol Krizka
Tips and Tricks: How to Write, Send, Reply, and Forward E-Mail by Lillie Amman
5 Tips To Enter Sweepstakes Online by Monika
How to clip a cat’s claws without getting nailed by Mary Anne
Mind Map Tutorial on Blogging by Monika
Eating Crow by Susan Wingate
How to Become a Human Calendar by Luciano Passuell
The Client Cycle Explained by James Mitchell
How to Sleep on a Plane by Sheila
Screensaver for Promoting Your Company by David
Trick To Rename Internet Explorer Titlebar by Haris