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Improve Your Blog in 31 Days Blog Motivation After going through this workbook in January, I am convinced that a group setting is so much better than going alone. Accountability: Knowing others are expecting your participation is a great incentive to get things done. Multiple points of view: Getting input from people from around the country brings you valuable view points that you may never have considered. Cheer Squad: Each blogger in the group wants to see all the other bloggers...

Featured Farmer

Feed Yard Foodie Anne has an amazing story to tell on her blog Feed Yard Foodie. If you are...

Educate America on Americ... I met Sherry on twitter. She followed me. I followed her. Then checked out her...

Faith, Family, Friends, F... At Matt’s blog he ponders deep subjects like Who the Real Santa Is and...

Back Home on the Farm Chris has only been blogging at Small Nebraska Farming for less than a month....

The Daily Cowman The Daily Cowman is Larry’s blog about ranch life in Washington state. I...

Farmer Blogger Podcaster I’m a little partial to this featured farmer, since I married him. 1....

Better Blogging

How to look really bad on... 2 Biggest Webcam Faux Pas I am not talking about not wearing any makeup or...

Compress Videos For Faste... It is hard to find high speed internet living in the country. Since I take and...

5 Tips For Flattering Far... 5 Tips For Flattering Farm Photos Gotta love a good alliteration. My goal with...

Fight the Fear, Blog Bold... I recently have had discussions with a few people who commented that they had...

5 Blogging No-No’s At the risk of upsetting some fellow bloggers, here is a list of 5 things that...

Resize Your Photos Don’t Super Size That What to do next after you have taken those...

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11 Ways to Speed Blog

No Time To Blog Almost every blogger’s biggest obstacle to keeping up their website is the lack of time. But honestly what takes the most amount of time in blogging is setting it up. Once you have it started, maintaining and updating your blog doesn’t have to take that long. Yet reading the featured farmer guest posts, time is listed as the most common obstruction to blogging. So this post is for everyone that is...

Mobile Blogging

Blogging on the Road After you get your blog going, you have a number of posts published. You kinda get into a nice groove of putting your content out there, posting pictures of the cows, writing about hauling grain. Then it eventually happens. You go on vacation, to a conference, or just something comes up unexpectedly where you have to be gone for a number of days. Unless you have a couple of blog posts in the hole that can...

My Response to Frustrated Blogger

What’s a new blogger to do? Last week I posted an email message that I received from a reader. She was basically stuck in her blogging journey. After starting she was bombarded with too much information and was “scared” to go on in fear of “messing up”. I asked what others with blogs would give her as advice. Some very nice people commented with good suggestions for her. I wanted to share what my...

Help this new blogger!

I love getting questions from readers. It’s a chance to help other bloggers in similar situations. Just this past week I had a visitor to my blog ask a question about starting her blog. Here is most of her message: I really appreciate your clear, simple directions! I sort of started a blog last year but abandoned it because of my job and because of all of the details involved. It seemed that the more I read, the more...

Facebook Fan Drive

Word on the street is Facebook is going to be big. Yeah I know it’s a long shot but it’s a risk I’m willing to take. Did you know A Facebook Page: provides another way to connect with your readers is another platform for your brand’s message allows your community to pass around your content becomes a funnel of information establishing your authority Amazing right? Who knew? To get in while it’s...

Why I’m A Blog Zealot

My Blogging Passion Has a Purpose Does anyone remember the fall of 1967? (stick with me) That was the year that my in-laws talk about as being the endless harvest. They finished late December which even back then was late. Then they helped a neighbor finish pick his corn in January. There are no pictures, nothing written down about working in the cold and snow. Nothing really to remember it except when grandpa talks about...