Podcasting is not just gaining popularity with listeners but getting traction with webmasters as the perfect way to publish a variety of useful content, particularly interviews. There are now many podcasting shows, a little like radio shows, that I think are really good. My problem is I don’t have enough time to listen to them all!
Webmasters use podcasting for many reasons, but to make money is not usually top of the list, so an article from David Spark on 9 successful techniques for making money from podcasting really grabbed my attention.
I don’t know about you, but I find I have far too many passwords these days. You need them for everything don’t you? From bank accounts to membership sites. I keep mine in a book. And I would be in trouble if I lost it. So, the idea of managing you passwords better is one that gets my attention. Sean Aune has compiled a list of 12 tools for managing your passwords. Any way to make this bothersome chore a little easier and more efficient gets full marks.
Everyone loves free. Especially webmasters. The number of tools and software applications we need to keep our websites up-to-date, popular and working well is growing all the time. So, with this in mind, Lisa Irby has compiled a list of 42 fabulous free web tools. I have already used filezilla, google adwords keyword tool, reader and analytics, feedburner and site generator. But Icebrrg is one I haven’t heard of; I think I’ll be trying it out soon.
As content writers for our websites, tools to help us become more efficient and save time gets my vote every time. It doesn’t matter if you are writing regular blog posts, articles for distribution or simply updating your website every time it changes, the top 5 publishing platforms by Gary Douglas is worth reading. I can recommend windows live writer and thingimablog looks interesting.
So, dig in, there is bound to be something here to help you.
