Today I thought I’d share with you some of the places I haunt for keeping my blogs ‘well-oiled’, topical and in working order. These are websites that, in my opinion, have some of the best blogging resources and social media ideas. Here in random order are 5 of the best blogging resources, in their own words.
5 Of The Best Blogging Resources
Writer’s Digest
Writer’s Digest is the one-stop shop for information, resources and writing community. Writers can connect with other writers on our forum, visit our blogs and sign up for a free weekly e-newsletter. They’ll also find weekly writing prompts, contests and competitions, conference listings, and online exclusive articles.
Copyblogger
Since January 2006, Brian Clark’s Copyblogger has been teaching people how to create killer online content. Valuable information that attracts attention, drives traffic, and builds your business. Today, Copyblogger brings you 5-6 articles a week about what’s working right now in online content marketing. And we’re not too humble to say it’s the most popular content marketing and writing blog on the planet.
What can you expect?
It’s not (just) about SEO.
It’s not (just) about social media.
It’s not (just) about blogging or email marketing or conversion.
Problogger
“ProBlogger is about helping bloggers to earn money from their blogs. I have learned a lot over the past three years about blogging and making money online and ProBlogger.net is a place where I talk about the lessons learned and how not to make the same mistakes I did in the early years”, says founder, Darren Rowse. Problogger is packed with plenty of free resources. Click here to view more details of Problogger’s 31 Days To Build A Better Blog – a great investment.
Social Media Examiner
The world’s largest online social media magazine, Social Media Examiner® helps businesses discover how to best use social media, blogs and podcasts to connect with customers, drive traffic, generate awareness and increase sales.
Our mission is to help you navigate the constantly changing social media jungle.
That’s four that I’ve mentioned. But I’m saving the best for last. Yes, the grand-daddy of all blogging resources is good old Google.com! 🙂
Do you have any resources you’d like to share about?
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Thanks Corinne. Really informative. Must visit these sites.
I follow Writer’s Digest but rest are new to me, will surely check them out! Thanks 🙂
For those who use WordPress they have newsletters you can have delivered to your email address that are chock-full of blogging tips.
Other than Google I had not heard of the other three. I am now following Writer’s Digest on fb. will look into Copyblogger, Problogger and Social Media Examiner.
Corinne, thanks for sharing .
I didn’t know about these…. Once I’m back home in June, I’ll try to look into these actively…Thanks for sharing as always 🙂
I’ve signed on for updates from all of them and some more that I’ll feature next month perhaps, Naba.
I’ve heard of Problogger and there are some great tips there. Will have to check out the others. Thanks Corinne for sharing this.
Yes, Problogger is fab, Suzy. I’ll keep adding to this from time to time.