Five Apps to Help You Manage Your Blog
This is a guest contribution from Cassie Phillips.
If you’re here at ProBlogger, I’m betting you already know writing a blog can be a useful endeavor for a number of different reasons. A blog can help you journal your life or collect ideas from other people’s blogs that will be useful in your life. It can be a powerful tool in helping you keep in touch with friends and family, or you can use it to meet and interact with strangers. It can be something personal to you or something used for your business. Whatever your reasons are.Though. You might find it’s a bit tricky trying to keep on top of things and churn out relevant and interesting content to keep your readers satisfied. Never fear. Though: there are plenty of apps out. There to help you keep organized and on track with your personal goals on the go. Here are five apps you’ll want to remember to have:
1. The Platform App
Of course, the first app you’re going to want to have is the app for your platform, be it WordPress, TypePad, Tumblr, or whatever else. Even if you don’t plan to do most of your blogging from your phone or tablet, seeing your app there on your device can be a useful reminder to either get to work on the next blog or get it posted. On top of that, most better-known blog platforms have pretty great apps these days, making it easy to post from wherever you are, whenever you have a few minutes to kill.
But if you’re creating a revenue-producing website.
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The truth is, making a full-time living from blogging means different things to different people – what is a full time income to you might not be enough for the next person. And vice versa. The first thing to do is figure out how much. You need to live on (or indeed if you are only looking for. A part time income. etc). And work toward earning that amount. The firmer the figure you have. The better chance you have of making it happen. Pie-in-the-sky ideas and vague language like “full-time income” aren’t as helpful.
