Writer’s block is the epitome of a worst nightmare for bloggers. It’s extremely easy to fall into a web of frustration knowing that you must consistently blog to keep your loyal readers. Consequently you feel hurried to crank out fresh posts and writer’s block strikes again and again. It’s a vicious cycle indeed. Just know, you are not alone!

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If you’re a business blogger then be aware that most business blogs are doomed to fail within their first three months of creation. Our advice, keep your posts fresh, topical and most important, spam-free.

Now that we’ve covered the public service announcement, here’s the good news. We believe one of the key ingredients to being successful at anything is to first identify the root of the problem. In this case, in order to earn achievement points in blogging it’s important that you understand why most people are unsuccessful and furthermore how you can avoid it.

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It would seem most bloggers are only concerned with the traffic they get and fail to study and take advantage of their blogs subscriber loyalty. Traffic is an important part of blogging but a high volume of traffic does not really provide you with an accurate representation of how your blog is perceived by your visitors.

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Since most of our bloggers blog for money or business we want to share this amazing resource we found: 99 Free Online Classes on Business and Entrepreneurship

They have compiled free online classes that can teach you how to be a better entrepreneur, blogger and marketer. Free class’s are being offered from MIT to Trump University. We thank the folks over at Cheap Revolution for this fantastic list!

Blogging is addictive. It is so satisfying to write a post, lovely in that new theme, adding a different color here, and italics there, emphasizing your feelings behind a certain word. You can add pictures, links to your favorite books, restaurants or people. You can scream and yell. You can tell your deepest darkest secrets and declare your love for someone. It is your world online. Could it get any better?

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So, you’ve been posting to your blog for a while now, and you have some readers; some loyal, some not, but still you have readers. What do your readers want to know about you? And how are you going to give them this information? Well, the easiest way of sharing yourself with the world is creating a Profile or an About Me page. Whatever you want to call it, a Profile is basically a page or section of your blog providing information about you to your readers. So what kind of information should you include in yoru profile? Here are a couple of About Me pages I came across.

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Whether you are new to blogging or have been around the block a few times, I am sure you have thought about your role as blogger. What do your readers expect from you? How can you give your readers what they expect while maintaining your identity as a blogger?

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Linkbacks are a method for Web authors, bloggers included, to be notified when another blogger links to one of their pages or posts. This allows authors to keep track of who is linking to their site and referring to their posts, and gives the author an idea of who is reading their blog in general. There are three different methods for accomplishing a linkback: Trackback, Pingback and sometimes Refback. All of these terms are often used interchangeably and refer to items in a section of the linked page displaying received notifications, usually along with a link.

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