One of the easiest way to spruce up your blog post and add some interest is to use relevant photography that helps tell your story. There are some great places to find quality, low-cost stock photography (such as istockphoto.com). However, for the casual blogger, this can get expensive quickly. An amazing and never-ending resource of free photos can be found at a site I’m sure you’re familiar with: flickr.

If you are using the default permalink settings for your Wordpress blog, you need to stop what you are doing (after you read this post) and FIX IT right now.

I recently came across (and started using) a new website called FeaturedUsers.com. They are a Twitter app ad network: …If you’re a Twitter user, it’s a great way to get more followers and support your favorite Twitter apps. If you’re a Twitter app developer, it’s a simple way to start monetizing your application. The basic [...]

This is a question most bloggers wonder–especially when they are first getting started. While there are plenty of ideas on exactly how often you should blog, we wanted to know how often you actually are blogging.

Ever since I discovered Photrade.com through their sponsorship of Blog Indiana, I’ve been admiring the service and slowly starting to use it. My main interest in the service is the ability for bloggers to find great photography and easily place it on their blog or website. Many bloggers just grab images from Google Image Search or where ever they can find them without consideration for the legal implications of using photos without permission. With Photrade, the permission is built-in.

I thought I’d share one of the websites I came across that gives some amazing examples of simple, stunning, and memorable business card designs that should give anyone a creative kick in the pants.