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Heather Mortgage Modification — Thu, 03 Sep 2009 16:00:14 +0000

My husband just taught me how to set up blogs on blogger. These 3 tips have been so helpful because it does take a lot of commitment to keep the blog going. I found this out the hard way and needed to start writing out goals everyday. I am definately coming back to check out your other tips. Thanks for the information.

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By: Claudia / Diet on Autopilot

Claudia / Diet on Autopilot — Fri, 21 Aug 2009 19:17:12 +0000

Good points, Pat. Once you started blogging you only find out on your way what all is involved and that it is not done with writing the posts. However, it’s also exiting what you are getting back. With my blog still being in the baby shoes, I am still exited about every new subscriber and comment and when the statistic goes up!
Thinking of that, a blog is a little bit like a baby – more work than you thought, but you are also getting back quite a lot!

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By: Steve @ TechLifeMashup

Steve @ TechLifeMashup — Sat, 15 Aug 2009 20:34:51 +0000

Very nice post!

I can’t tell you the number of ABANDONED blogs that come up on any given topic when searched on the net. It seems lots of people start out with an idea and then for one reason or another let it fizzle out. The three points you make about commitment, uniqueness, and being worthwhile are definitely key factors to the success of a blog.

By: Maren

Maren — Fri, 14 Aug 2009 00:28:37 +0000

Great blog Pat! Per usual you offer up stellar content for us baby bloggers! I think your absolutely right on the commitment thing, I’ve been working on my blog/company 3months now and its just starting to look like a real blog & a professional service. If I wasn’t obscenely committed it would have failed long ago…

Thanks for encouraging us small biz bloggers to keep on trucking!

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By: DDFD at Defensive-Entrepreneurship.com

DDFD at Defensive-Entrepreneurship.com — Mon, 10 Aug 2009 05:15:39 +0000

Great post. Commitment is the big one. I have many people ask me how I post to three blogs daily (many multiple posts per day) . . . You get in a groove I tell them.

It is easy to say you want to do it, but actually doing it is another story. My first blog will be a year old this week and I have missed only three or four days– usually because of being really under the weather– like I was the other day.

I have actually told one person not to try blogging, but to do a one time write-up website. Persistance is a requirement in the act of committing he just can’t meet.

Bottomline, a blog isn’t for everyone . . .