Comments on: A writer makes you a blogger not http://tumblemoose.com/a-writer-makes-you-a-blogger-not/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=a-writer-makes-you-a-blogger-not A passion for writing, a passion for books Thu, 17 May 2012 07:35:50 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Why You Need a “Google Friend Connect” Gadget for Your WordPress Blog | Tumblemoose Writing Services http://tumblemoose.com/a-writer-makes-you-a-blogger-not/comment-page-1/#comment-3491 Why You Need a “Google Friend Connect” Gadget for Your WordPress Blog | Tumblemoose Writing Services Tue, 28 Jul 2009 15:01:11 +0000 http://tumblemoose.com/?p=546#comment-3491 [...] Valentine’s Day this year, George published a post called A writer makes you a blogger not,  but I didn’t see that post till near the end of [...] [...] Valentine’s Day this year, George published a post called A writer makes you a blogger not,  but I didn’t see that post till near the end of [...]

]]> By: george http://tumblemoose.com/a-writer-makes-you-a-blogger-not/comment-page-1/#comment-3490 george Tue, 28 Jul 2009 14:18:39 +0000 http://tumblemoose.com/?p=546#comment-3490 If you DO figure out how to do that then let me know! I'll jump on that bandwagon any ol' day of the week! :-) Cheers! George If you DO figure out how to do that then let me know! I’ll jump on that bandwagon any ol’ day of the week! :-)

Cheers!

George

]]> By: Rebecca Laffar-Smith http://tumblemoose.com/a-writer-makes-you-a-blogger-not/comment-page-1/#comment-3489 Rebecca Laffar-Smith Tue, 28 Jul 2009 14:10:32 +0000 http://tumblemoose.com/?p=546#comment-3489 AH! Now that sounds more like I'm used to. *chuckles* I can relate since I'm working similar hours. When freelancing, although we do have more flexibility for which hours we work, I've noticed we tend to spread those hours over seven days instead of keeping them to five. It is easy to work longer and harder hours when you're not stamping a time card when you check in and out. Still, it's a shame. I was hoping you'd have some fantastic ways to be super efficient and get a week's worth of blogging maintenance into 10 hours on a weekend. lol Wishful thinking I guess. ;-) .-= Rebecca Laffar-Smith´s last blog ..<a href="http://www.writersroundabout.com/2009/07/book-review-can-i-change-your-mind-lindsay-camp.html" rel="nofollow">Book Review: Can I Change Your Mind? by Lindsay Camp</a> =-. AH! Now that sounds more like I’m used to. *chuckles* I can relate since I’m working similar hours. When freelancing, although we do have more flexibility for which hours we work, I’ve noticed we tend to spread those hours over seven days instead of keeping them to five. It is easy to work longer and harder hours when you’re not stamping a time card when you check in and out.

Still, it’s a shame. I was hoping you’d have some fantastic ways to be super efficient and get a week’s worth of blogging maintenance into 10 hours on a weekend. lol Wishful thinking I guess. ;-)
.-= Rebecca Laffar-Smith´s last blog ..Book Review: Can I Change Your Mind? by Lindsay Camp =-.

]]> By: george http://tumblemoose.com/a-writer-makes-you-a-blogger-not/comment-page-1/#comment-3488 george Tue, 28 Jul 2009 13:45:12 +0000 http://tumblemoose.com/?p=546#comment-3488 Hey Rebecca, Nice to see you here. I agree with the writing point - which is kind of good news for us freelance writing types as it means more opportunity for work. As far as the 10 hours goes, I apologize for not being clear. The ten hours I spend on the weekends is in addition to the 50 or so I spend during the week. Bottom line: I'm working 7 days/week Cheers! George Hey Rebecca,

Nice to see you here. I agree with the writing point – which is kind of good news for us freelance writing types as it means more opportunity for work.

As far as the 10 hours goes, I apologize for not being clear. The ten hours I spend on the weekends is in addition to the 50 or so I spend during the week. Bottom line: I’m working 7 days/week

Cheers!

George

]]> By: Rebecca Laffar-Smith http://tumblemoose.com/a-writer-makes-you-a-blogger-not/comment-page-1/#comment-3482 Rebecca Laffar-Smith Tue, 28 Jul 2009 10:21:43 +0000 http://tumblemoose.com/?p=546#comment-3482 This is a great start to what could become a VERY long list. There are so many little hints and tips that come together to create 'effective blogging'. Being able to write is no longer necessary in and of itself since, if you're good at the marketing side, you can hire professional writers. Many businesses are beginning to discover this for themselves. I think the next trick for many of us who are writers first and bloggers second is to learn to outsource. 10 hours over the weekend is very conservative, George! How do you schedule your days so that you are getting the most out of the limited time? .-= Rebecca Laffar-Smith´s last blog ..<a href="http://www.writersroundabout.com/2009/07/information-overwhelm.html" rel="nofollow">Information Overwhelm</a> =-. This is a great start to what could become a VERY long list. There are so many little hints and tips that come together to create ‘effective blogging’. Being able to write is no longer necessary in and of itself since, if you’re good at the marketing side, you can hire professional writers. Many businesses are beginning to discover this for themselves.

I think the next trick for many of us who are writers first and bloggers second is to learn to outsource.

10 hours over the weekend is very conservative, George! How do you schedule your days so that you are getting the most out of the limited time?
.-= Rebecca Laffar-Smith´s last blog ..Information Overwhelm =-.

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