In Polyblogging: Basic principles I talked about reframe and crosslink as one of the basic principles of polyblogging.
Reframe and crosslink: the basic principle
The basic principle is this:
This is an extension of the write once use many principle - it makes it easier to create meaningful links that add value.
There are two ways that people […]
In Polyblogging: Basic principles I talked about sharing the link love with yourself.
Don’t be embarrassed, everybody does it. Despite what your mother told you, it will not make you blind
What do I mean by sharing the link love with yourself?
While some may feel that the analogy is apt, it isn’t really about comparisons […]
This post covers the philosophy and basic principles of polyblogging as I see them:
write once use many,
reframe and crosslink,
be your own blog network, and
turn every good idea into a series.
I’ll cover each of these below.
Write once use many
One of the principles of Permaculture is that no thing should be used for only one purpose. In […]
As a polyblogger, todo lists are your friend.
Todo lists of some sort are vital for:
recording posting/series ideas,
new blog/domain concepts, and
marketing ideas.
I’d like to talk about a couple of tools that I use in polyblogging every day.
Simple list management
I use todoist.com for todo list management.
Todoist is brilliant for simple lists - just create a project (a […]
The following was originally published on Facibus On Blogging.
I’ve come across some other people that run multiple blogs on the Aussie Bloggers Forum - we’ve even had a discussion on the madness that is blog collecting.
First step - the definitional adventure
The talk on the forum got me thinking about what the cool kids called someone […]
