Writing content for blogs has to be one of the most negative aspects about blogging as far as most people’s are concerned. The majority of us don’t have the gift of writing articles quickly—some don’t have the gift of writing them at all, let alone quickly.

And then there’s the typing. Some people can type very quickly. Others—the majority in fact (like me)—are very slow.
There can be no doubt that the majority of would-be blogger marketers fail because of their inability to produce a continuous stream of content for their blogs.

If you too, are finding it difficult to satisfy the craving of your blogs for content; or if, like many, you’d love to use blogs for marketing by are put off by demand for content production, I have great news for you.

Let me introduce you to “Content Blitz”, one of the many outstanding features of Firepow 2.0, the best blogging software on the planet.

“Content Blitz” enables you to use a mouse to create enough content in the form of articles, images and videos to supply your blog for days, weeks or even months at one half-hour sitting. The only typing you do is to fill in a few text and data boxes.

Hundreds of Firepow 2.0 members are using it right now. It’s real… and it works.

To find out more go here—it could well change your life.  

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The first tool I want to tell you about will really interest dedicated bloggers. It the simple and rapid interrogation of Google Blog Search in relation to posts that may be relevant to your site.

Like the facilities previously discussed that enabled the downloading of relevant images and videos, this tool requires information for three fields: keyword/s; number of posts (5-100 to choose from) and lastly, post length (30-500 characters).

These posts are proving invaluable for the generation of concepts for articles and for the provision of snippets of news that can be used for additions to posts.

Add/Edit/Content also provides the enabling facility for generating and editing additional pages for your blog.

The categories too, for your blog’s posts can also be generated and deleted in this area of the program.

There’s the matter of configuring your blog too (and editing it) that I mustn’t over look. This facility has its own dedicated page which is not strictly part of the ’Add/Edit’ facility but is so closely associated with it that I can deal with it here.

This page has three tabs:

1. Edit Settings, which accesses blog title, time zone, Admin email, description, and keywords

2. Edit Passwords gives access to WordPress Admin usernames, various passwords and other data, MySQL and FTP

3. Update Plugins facilitates the updating of all plugins, the need for which is automatically determined and notified to the user by the program.

 So there it is…the magical environment of Firepow’s ”Add/Edit Content”.

Make sure you go here to discover more about Andrew Hansen’s Firepow2.0, and thanks for reading. 303

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We all know how important it is in any business enterprise to keep our customers satisfied. How many times have we heard the old saw: If it wasn’t for customers there would be no business? Yet, as a management consultant, I’m continually coming across people who just don’t seem to ‘get’ that if it weren’t for the customer, they wouldn’t have a job.

And now, in these difficult economic times the contemporary customer is even more demanding of quality service; so much so that business leaders should be thinking of delighting customers—not merely satisfying them.

In the cyber world, where body language is not an option, if we are to show that we have a genuine desire to provide customer-delighting service, we have only the written word to do so.

It has to be said that the Firepow Ver. 1 management didn’t ‘top the pops’ in this arena. In my experience since being a member of Firepow, I’ve seen many forum posts unanswered or answered inadequately. Similarly with the Support desk, I’ve experienced delays of days in receiving answers to questions, which to me, were absolutely critical to my work.

But to be fair, there has been a continual improvement in this area and my instinct is that the administration team has really picked up on this aspect of management. So I’m reasonably confident that this negative aspect of the old Firepow will soon be a thing of the past in the new program.

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