It’s been an incredibly busy week over here. I hope you are experiencing the same thing. As school commences and the holidays approach, things always seem to start bustling online.
The blogging world seem to be bustling this week too. I found so many great articles to pass along.
Business
The legal aspects of owning a business can often be an afterthought. This post from Mogul Mom details five legal mistakes you should avoid when starting a home business.
Blog or Website? This is a frequent question from solo-entrepreneurs looking to create an online presence for their business. Contentrix helps you decide which one is right for your business.
Blogging
Darren Rowse has been popping back over to Problogger lately to share traffic techniques. This week’s post goes into detail about blog subscribers.
On Monday I talked about blogging through a dry spell. I was so happy to see Blog Tyrant guest posting on Kikolani Wednesday with even more ideas for keeping it going when you want to give up. Those feelings are a normal part of blogging, but you can work through it.
If you are thinking about investing in a premium WordPress but aren’t sure the differences, there is a great side-by-side comparison on WPMU this week. I’m a Genesis fan myself, but you do have options.
I bookmarked this WPMU article to pass along to my clients new to WordPress. It is a great rundown explaining what all of those WordPress Settings do.
What great articles have you read this week?
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I love the carrot illustration!! So true and especially fitting to my thoughts today about comparing earnings.
Hey Angie,
I too love the illustration. I think keeping this in mind is really important, especially when you’re first getting going with blogging. You can put in a lot of long hours writing posts, trying to drive traffic, trying to make a little money, etc. It’s easy for people to look at you and think, “Wow. He spends a ton of time at the computer, but he doesn’t have anything to show for it.” They can’t see the big carrot that’s growing underneath, but you’ll know.