In new year, everything starts afresh and so do bloggers. Aside from resolutions and blogging plans, it’s time to evaluate our blogging progress from previous year. Some of you may not be a fan in tracking stats but in order to plan well ahead, at least a simple review is needed. I don’t plan to [...]

This post is written by Niall Harbison
For people who are just starting out in the world of blogging one of the most frustrating things that crop up is the lack of blog comments that you receive. This even happens to more established blogs who suffer from a lot of lurkers (people who read the blog [...]

Tumblr is a blogging platform that allows you to easily share anything from music, videos, photos, text, links or thoughts from a web browser, email or phone and it’s all customizable. To spice up your tumblr experience and to equip yourself to tumble on the go, check out these 13 Tumblr Tools:

Everyone already knows that when it comes to building a successful blog or Website, content is king. Thanks in part to a growing number of easy-to-install widgets, you can populate your online home with a variety of interesting material that isn’t necessarily created by you. Or better yet, create your own XML feed [...]

Time equals money. The older you get, the more you realize that time is the world’s greatest commodity. To this end, RotorBlog would like to share some of our favorite blogs that are dedicated to increasing productivity, These well-written sites can help you add a 25th hour to each day, and maybe [...]

Ever since we had to write our first papers in high school, proper attribution has always been a royal pain in the butt. Whether it was getting scolded for improper footnote format or screwing up a bibliography, giving other people credit for their work – and not claiming it as your own – is [...]

Who really has the time to find all the best new websites and products out on the web?
I don’t, and certainly the creator of this new website, VentureDig, doesn’t either. The founder, Scott, started this Web site within the past month as a sounding board (or micro-blogging board, as he refers to it) for new [...]

An early lesson bloggers learn – at least those who want to be successful – is to leave comments on other blogs.
One problem I have always had with this practice is that I often forget what I said and where. Several times, I’ve received e-mails from people who felt strongly about a comment I [...]

Would you pay several dollars a month to save, edit and and search logs that you build to record your activities?  Logdit, a new software as a service (SaaS) application, certainly hopes so.  The horizontal platform lets you create, run and update logs that are driven by your interests.  (BTW, there’s a free package too).
The [...]

Let’s face it: even the best blogs usually have crappy pictures. In fairness, there are plenty valid reasons why:
1) Content creators often (mistakenly) treat images as an afterthought.
2) Bloggers don’t have time to track down corresponding pictures.
3) Tracking down free images is difficult.
4) Purchasing royalty-free images is expensive.
Startup PicApp is hoping to blow all [...]

What do you think the future holds? Will global warming do us all in? Will Tom Cruise make Scientology the religion of the world?
None of us have the answer. And that’s what makes Future Blogger so much darn fun.