The blog is an incredible tool, to get yourself noticed and to get people involved. But don't look at it as a chore, on the contrary, it's one of the things that make internet marketing so unique and so community oriented. When you start a blog, you need to have something to say; when you launch a product it's no different. Think how powerful these two things are together!

But I'm not a writer

And I'm not a technical person, and lo-and-behold, here I am, living my professional life on-line, spending most of my time on a very technical machine, we call a computer. It's never too late to learn. And with the internet, you can learn anything for free. My very adamant advise is this:

If your business is online, learn to write a blog!

Where can I learn?

You think I'd give you advise like that and just leave you hanging?! What kind of person do you think I am?!

Here's your review for the week: The sites mentioned in the resource list below are The Marketer Review's preferred blogs on blogging. These people know what they are talking about and are generous enough to talk about it for free. You can't find this stuff in any university.

• Chrisg.com - Chris Garrett is a professional blogger. Meaning he blogs for a living. How do you blog for a living? Go to Garrette's blog and find out. This blog tackles many blogging issues, like how to brand your blog, coming up with content, copyrights issues and so much more. I also strongly recommend you download the free e-book Killer Flagship Content, because Chris Garrett knows how to simplify without flattening the issue.

• Copyblogger.com - Copyblogger is more a marketing-oriented blog. It' s not only written for people who want to write blogs, but also for people who need copywriting guidance. Every article is valuable. From mindset advice to specific writing tips. Copyblogger is precise and sharp.

• Problogger.net - Darren Rowse is another pro blogger. His tips are directed at people who want to make a career in blogging. If what you need to know is how to make money blogging or how to grow your blogging business, or maybe how and where you should network then Rowse has his professional hand in everything. Problogger.net is a tool to keep near, compiling news and giving tips on how to blog right.

As I always say, the knowledge is out there, you just have to find it! And as for Rich Schefren's theory of attention-span problems, here's a tip on how to avoid information overload, when browsing the blogosphere:

1. Read the current article. Did it excite you with something new that you didn't know?
2. Read two more articles on two different topics, on the same blog. Are they as exiting?
3. Subscribe to the blog (I recommend Sage for Firefox users).

If you want to learn, learn from a professional.

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