This. This is maybe any writers greates obstacle. We've all faced it at some point in our writing career. I know I have. It's the reason for this post. I wanted to write another blog post, but couldn't think of anything to say. So, I went with the easy option. Which was fortunately very relevant to my main topic.

You're not always that fortunate though.

What do you do when you don't have an easy option? This is where we are fortunate enough to be able to say we live...

There used to be a day when you could just throw up a couple of articles at EzineArticles and expect a fair amount of traffic. I'm not going to exaggerate by calling it a floodgate of traffic, truthfully, I never got near that level on any of my EZA articles.

Common consensus seem to be that those days are over. That article directories are no longer a good source of traffic. Next come the expected calls claiming that "Article Marketing is dead!" For that to be true article...

I just read a tweet from someone who had to write 11 sentence on the weather. She was despairing. Didn't have a clue what to do. What do you do?

Well, it's no secret that I love writing. I love everything about it. I love the sound the keyboard makes when I'm typing. I love to let my mind go and just pounce the keyboard. Sometimes, that's all it takes.

Sometimes all you have to do is start writing and hope the inspiration comes to you naturally. That works for me...sometimes....

It should not be a secret that blogging has gone from being a pastime to also being a viable full-time source of income. The fact is there are many succesful bloggers out there who manage to carve out a living for themselves on a day to day basis. In fact, many of them do far more than just make a living. Some of these bloggers are truly living it up!

You can do that too as long as you've got the three main components of a successful blogging business going for you! We're talking...

Twitter is one of the top websites in the world. In fact, it tends to be in the top 10 in the Alexa rankings. That basically means that it is one of the 10 most visited sites in the world!

It makes a lot of sense to siphon traffic from Twitter to your blog. And I'm definitely not saying that it can't work. However, lets take a good look at how Twitter works.

On Twitter you get to post 140 characters. These characters then become visible to all your followers. You can...