You might have heard of my friend and blogging consultant, Chris Garrett. He wrote the Problogger book with Darren Rowse.

Well he has a new ebook out that tells you everything you need to know to get quality authority links and a boost in traffic, all through a quick and easy approach to guest blogging.

Right now he is offering it for the crazy low introductory price of only $7! This price is sure to go up within days as the reviews and testimonials start to pour in, so make sure you grab your copy and check out all the bonuses fast.

Check it out here: Guest Posting Workbook

Easton has some great advice:

How to Create Blog Content That Rewards Your Business Forever | Visionary Blogging

A Bunch of Ways to Figure Out Who On Earth Your Blog Should Be For

* Observe carefully. Pay close attention to details. Pay extra close attention to the blogs and people whose examples you want to follow. Hang onto their every pixel and word.
* Experiment. The only way to know if a seed will grow into a tree is to plant it. If it grows, it’s a good seed. If not, either it’s a bad seed or its growing conditions are too poor. Similarly, you should have the courage to try things out on your blog and in your blogging routine. If they work, keep doing them. If they don’t, stop and consider changing your approach or replacing your idea.
* Imagine the future. Think of the possibilities and probabilities involved. Should your blog become a company? Depends in part on how many gray hairs or wrinkles you think that would give you.
* Remember the past. What to write about? Well, what worked before? That’s one good approach.

I have a new post on Critical Priorities for Entrepreneurs at the Successful and Outstanding Bloggers site today:

Get Your Website Up and Running

Your website has to say “This is who we are” to the world in a way that is compelling. A great web design doesn’t have to cost a fortune. If you don’t have the HTML skills or graphic talent in-house, look for a young and hungry web designer who’s looking for a shot, as you are.

Expect to update your website regularly and improve it constantly over time. Having a website with months-old or irrelevant content is a real deal-killer. It makes your company look stagnant, at best.

Dave Navarro of Rock Your Day shares his tips for managing your days in his post “The 10 Skills of Painless Time Management”. Includes staying motivated and keeping accountable. http://www.rockyourday.com/10-time-management-skills/

Erin of Unclutterer discusses how to decide what to keep and what to throw away in her post “Tough calls and hard decisions”. Discusses the process of sorting clutter into three sections, plus the extra forth, the tough call pile. http://unclutterer.com/2009/07/30/tough-calls-and-hard-decisions/

Ian McKenzie of Ian’s Messy Desk shares “Tips For Choosing A Good Password”. Includes tips and ideas for making a password dictionary proof. http://www.ismckenzie.com/tips-for-choosing-a-good-password/

Brad S. of Gearfire shares his tips for preparing for the school year in his post “Summer – Surefire Ways to Prepare for the School Year”. Includes tips for administrative, financial, physical and mental preparation. http://www.gearfire.net/summer-ready-school-year/

Micheal Ramm of Black Belt Productivity asks the question can social networks help us get things done in his post “Can Social Networks Be Productive?”. http://blog.blackbeltproductivity.net/can-social-networks-be-productive/

Mohamad Zaki of Lesson in Life shares his “10 Simple Ways To Backup Your Life”. Includes investing in an external drive, using gmail and scanning important documents. http://lessoninlife.com/2009/07/28/10-simple-ways-to-backup-your-life/