To Autoblog, or Not to Autoblog? That is the Question.

By Danny Murphy

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Everyone knows that nothing worthwhile can be accomplished in a hurry.  Yet when it comes to working the web, everybody is always looking for shortcuts.  Case in point: Autoblogging. It takes time to create worthwhile blogs. A good blog post can easily take 4-hours or more to create. The time depends on variables including the length of the post and the research required. In today’s frenetic workplace, with information coming at people from every direction, time is a precious commodity which can be hard to find.

Autoblogging purportedly can generate content for a blog automatically. Doesn’t that sound great? All you have to do is find a good program, set it up, and watch the prose spill forth like magic! Here’s a promo paragraph for Autoblog, a popular autoblogging plugin for WordPress.

Blogging as a Business

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By Carl Weiss

Blogs have been around for more than 10 years. During that time, millions of blogs have been written about every topic under the sun.  Some bloggers have even become superstars.  While blogging still remains a great way to promote any business, what most bloggers do not realize is that blogging can be a profitable business on its own.  That’s right, business owners are willing to pay a writer to handle the task of creating, publishing and promoting weekly blogs.  The reasons they are willing to outsource the job is simple:

The Write Stuff – How to Blog & Make a Profit

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By Carl Weiss

Most people who work the web realize that blogs and social posts are two of the best ways to promote themselves and their business. The problem is that even the best prose can easily get lost in the vastness of the Internet. In this article, we're going to explore a number of ways that anyone can create, grow and engage an audience. Even better, I'll introduce you to a number of resources that you can use to enhance and even monetize your online content. If you think you have the "write stuff," then keep reading and get ready to absorb the knowledge from this week’s, Working the Web to Win.

Learning the Tricks of the Trade – Part 2 of Blogging 101

 

By Hector Cisneros

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Would you like to know writing secrets of three successful writers? Would it be useful if you know their tricks of the trade, the elements they use to capture a reader’s attention, captivating them to read on and to be engrossed to the very end of your article?  If that’s what you’re looking for, this second segment of Blogging 101 will deliver that in spades. It will provide the real tips and tricks of the trade provided by Carl Weiss, Robert Kaye and myself, successfully published writers and authors all.  So get comfy and dig in to read Working the Web to Win’s “Learning the Tricks of the Trade - Part 2 of Blogging 101.”

The Secrets of Blogging for Dollars

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By Hector Cisneros

Have you heard the phrase, “There is money to be made in blogging”? Well, I’m here to tell you it’s true. A blog can provide a platform to showcase your business, your expertise and your products. However, you first have to build an audience and then you have to learn how to use pull Marketing to get them to buy. Add to the above the fact that blogging can raise your credibility, raise your search ranking and allow you to spread your message on multiple social nets and you have a winning marketing tool. In this article on Working the Web to Win we will discuss how you can use blogging as a springboard for your business, your career and make money while doing it. So read on and learn the Secrets of Blogging for Dollars.