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If you're aiming to be a serious blogger there are many important things you need to work on, consistency is one of them. To achieve a consistent blog status you need to work really hard. These are some important tips to increase the number of blog posts per week.

With so much talk about use of the newer platforms, I thought it would be worthwhile to throw some blog post ideas at you that never go out of style and always generate buzz. These should be applicable to any niche:

Do you think that online marketing is all about creating a Facebook page and posting a bunch of updates? Or do you believe that Twitter is the best way to get the word out about your company?While social media is a great way to let current and prospective customers know more about your company, its products or its upcoming deals, it is not the only way to use the Internet to effectively market yourself. In fact, the best way to market online is by utilizing a leading internet marketing & using Best SEO Companies.

Blogging is gaining popularity day by day in order to get any product promoted online. Effective blogs with proper updating increases the popularity of any website. However, it takes lots of energy and time to write an effective blog and manage it. Writing a blog about any topic, does not mean that you have to write some random lines and then post them. One should be creative, full of knowledge and an effective writer. Some of the important SEO tips for new bloggers are given below:

Ed Shepherd, a middle school administrator in Virginia and valuable member of my personal learning network, recently posted a call for definitions of collaboration. In this case, I decided to forget my affinity for 140 characters and bring it to my blog. So, what is collaboration?

5 Sources for Free and Legal Images\nFiled as Guides on October 6, 2008 9:01 am by Jonathan BaileyEveryone knows that almost any blog post is better with images. However, getting them can be a difficult matter. With a maze of licensing and fair use issues

Student and Teacher Blogs that Succeed By Dean Shareski, May 1, 2008 from Educators' eZine There is a new teacher or student blog created every 2.2 seconds. Okay so I just made that up, but the point is we are seeing blogs created at blistering pace with the hopes of connecting with the world and providing an authentic audience for writers. Sadly, many of these well-meaning blogs die a slow death after a smattering of posts. Well-intended teachers and students often lack perspectives need for success. Blogs are easy to create. But just because something's easy doesn't mean it will stick. As someone who supports teachers in understanding and using digital learning tools, this is a pattern I've seen all too often. So how does a teacher or her students find blogging success? Here are a few things I've discovered in both my own blog as well as with my work with students and teachers.

If it's just twittering you want, then be sure to check out this post on twitter services or these twitter tools that will get you into the twitter elite. If however you want your blog and twitter account to seamlessly merge into a single platform to get your word out, here are a bunch of twitter extenders that will effortlessly popularise your blog among all your twitter followers, and beyond.

Email subscription There are plug-ins available for many blogging platforms that allow users to subscribe to an email update whenever a comment is left on a post, or to track responses to a comment they have left via email. In some ways this has an advant

Clay Burell has a good point about web 2.0 tools--in isolation, they are limiting but in aggregate, enlightening. This is a useful line for answering the "why would I ever want to do that" question.