Utility Poster Makes Blogging Easy

The team at the Authority Site Center have just launched new blogging software that addresses one of the major concerns of bloggers: time.

Let's face it, creating relevant SEO friendly posts on a daily basis takes a lot of time and energy.

The solution: Utility Poster.

This cool new blogging tool will dramatically reduce your blogging time, allowing you to focus on other areas of your business.

An Example of Utility Poster in Action 

Yesterday, I used this new blogging tool to create this post: Strategies To Generate Network Marketing Leads.

It took me about 10 to 15 minutes and:

• provides relevant and useful content
• ranks well in the SERP's for the term "network marketing leads" (at the time of this writing, #17 on Google out of 450,000, on a keyword phrase that I haven't been optimizing for)

Click here to watch a demo of Utility Poster

Utility Poster is a great content creation solution for busy bloggers.

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If you liked this article and want to keep up to date with the latest posts on NewSuccessOnline, you may want to subscribe to my RSS feed. New to RSS? Read this: What is RSS?

In a recent webinar social marketing maven Jack Humphrey of the Authority Site Center revealed an extremely useful tip when leaving comments on blogs.

Jack pointed out that most of us leave a link to the homepage of our blog when making a comment.

However, we have many other links that we could leave as well.

Think about it.

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Yaro recently wrote an extremely thought-provoking post on "How To Remain Productive When You Feel Like Giving Up."

At the time of this writing, there have been over 100 comments on this article so it really struck a chord with many bloggers, including myself.

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Blogging is often a lonely pursuit.

Most bloggers have full-time jobs and are writing late at night, tired and hoping to get to bed at a decent time.

You find yourself sitting alone, staring at the screen, and decide to read some posts from other sites that are sitting in your inbox or your RSS reader.

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What do you do during a family or personal crisis?

Do you keep blogging, business as usual, because the "show must go on"?

Or, do you write about it on your blog, risking that is is off-topic, too personal, and nobody wants to hear about it?

These are questions I have been wrestling with.

You see, one of my older sisters had major surgery last week for lung cancer.

Her name is Patti and she is not doing very well and it is a rough time for my family, especially my parents, who are elderly.

Naturally, I have found it difficult to post on this blog during this time.

I decided to share these thoughts, after all writing is good therapy.

So what do you do in these situations?

Your perspective tends to change at times like these.

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The obvious answer to this question is that internet marketers are blogging to make money online.

Many internet marketing blogs are really collections of mini sales letters for affiliate programs.

I admit to being guilty of this.

Most of these blogs also sprinkle in some "how-to" guides and product reviews that do serve a purpose, especially for beginners.

However, a blog has the potential to be so much more than this.

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Yes, you read that right, over 247,000!

Dean Hunt, the master of buzz marketing, is revealing more of his Digg marketing strategies in a new free ebook he calls "An Extensive Look at Digg Marketing."

It's a quick read, only 7 pages, but well worth it for anyone interested in how to use social media marketing.

How effective can a success on a site like Digg be?

Besides the numbers quoted above, Dean says that on average a Digg success brings 50,000 visits and around 200 backlinks.

To get this report, and other free reports from Dean including the actual case study of the post that got him those 247,000 visitors, go here:

WebTrafficOrgasm

Yeah, it's a strange name for a web page but that's Dean wacky sense of humour!

Oh, and that's not an affiliate link. There's nothing to buy. Just good free content.

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Since it's almost the start of another new year I was thinking about making some resolutions but I couldn't come up with the perfect plan.

I really hate being a perfectionist.

Here's why:

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I am always amazed at the amount of useful information that is coming to me these days.

Here are my latest "Links to Keep You Up Late":

• Chris Garrett has an excellent series on Topic Generation. Part 1 is "How to Generate Post Ideas When You are Stuck".

• Daily Blog Tips offers some great advice for "Blogging in Non-Technical Industries" (like Network Marketing).

• "StumbleUpon - A Blogger's Best Friend", another informative post from Fred at Newest on the Net.

• Jon from On Money Making on "Seth Godin's Top 7 Tips for Becoming a Master Networker".

• Blogging Notes describes how "Paying Attention to Keywords is one of the Best Blogging Tips You'll Get".

• Good advice on "Monetizing a Website Without Alienating Your Visitors" from Vandelay Website Design.

• Brian from Copyblogger recently wrote about how to re-purpose headlines from Cosmopolitan magazine. He then invited his readers to try it and has posted the results here: Cosmopolitan Link Karma. Don't miss this - you'll get some great ideas for really catchy headlines.

Enjoy and don't stay up too late.

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Forums are Great for Traffic and Learning

Not only can you increase traffic to your site or blog through active participation in online forums, you can also learn a heck of a lot.

Here are some tips and resources to help you with forums:

Choose a forum related to your niche and participate.

Participation does not mean dropping a few comments with some links here and there. This is tantamount to spamming.

Follow proper protocol. Introduce yourself. Get involved in discussions. Ask questions. Add your expertise. Thank people who gave you some good advice.

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