New- Blogging 101 eCourse

February 21, 2008 · Print This Article

I’ve finally finished up a project that I’ve been working on and wanted to let you know about it.  It’s called Blogging 101 eCourse (got a theme going here, don’t I?)  and you can get it here for free.  There’s also a link to it over in the right column, and also on my main webpage.  Did I leave out any spots to put it?  :)

Blogging 101 is mostly for people who are just starting out with blogs.  I’ve also included a free PDF called 31 Blogging Ideas at the end of Part 1 of the eCourse.  So even if you’ve been blogging a while, go ahead and sign up to get the PDF with Part 1. 

I’ve got 2 more things in the works but before I can work on them, I have to work on my taxes.  Sigh…

Well, at least I’m taking tomorrow off to go skiing.  I didn’t chose to live at the foot of the Rocky Mountains for nothing!

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2 Responses to “New- Blogging 101 eCourse”

  1. Carol Smith on March 21st, 2008 10:17 am

    The blogging course has filled my head with knowledge. My list of hints and bits of knowledge from all of the lessons is incredible.

    My favorite thing to read is an article, book, post or whatever that cuts to the chase. Leave the hype out for me. I am still a “knowledge-absorbing” newbie (expect I will be for some time) and I don’t like lots of words in between the content. You do an excellent job at this.

    Having just started a site for beginners in very basic stuff, expect me to be sending them your way.

    Congratulations on a job well done.

    Carol

  2. Peggy on March 23rd, 2008 6:37 pm

    Oh, thank you Carol!
    What a nice thing to read after coming back from vacation. I do get tired of the comments from bxyzlov, kmoxvil, pallmall, and marlboro (spam)!

    I, too, like to read things that get to the point. Afterall, there is a lot to learn and we only have so much time to spend.

    Good luck on your projects, and I look forward to reading more of your blog posts soon.

    Peggy