For professionals and business owners, time is scarce, yet it should be clear by now that blogging offers such a strong return that it should not be ignored. So what’s the solution? How is it possible for a busy professional to work blogging into an already crazy schedule? Here are a few tips:
Tip one: Just post once or twice a week
It’s been said that posting every day is great for search rankings. It’s true that more is better if you’re shooting for the best search rankings possible. However, search rankings are only one of many ways to benefit from blogging. And not posting every day does not detract from any of those other benefits. It also does not remove all search ranking benefits. Many, many successful bloggers only post once or twice a week. Post every day if you like and can maintain that type of schedule. However, don’t think about it in black and white. If you can only post once a week or so, there is still a lot of good you can do with a blog. Not being able to post something new every day is not a reason to not start a blog for your business.
I’ve been on Twitter for a couple months now, and some fishy things have finally started to make sense:
Twitter is a great 
This past week, one of my new clients asked me the following: “Peter, my entire business is focused on flipping houses, mostly to real estate investors. To tell you the truth, I don’t see how the internet is going to help my business?”
There are some Real Estate Investors & Entrepreneurs alike who are wasting their time with Social Networking.
Joshua Dorkin
Charles Feldman
Ted Karsch.
Your Reputation is at Stake. Will You Trust the Lowest Bidder?
by Joshua Dorkin | August 23, 2009Using assistants to help you with your business is an incredible idea. Instead of putting your efforts into the mundane, day to day tasks, you can spend your time on the important things. Many of the gurus are promoting using virtual assistants for everything in real estate these days, but before doing so, proceed carefully.
Virtual Assistants and Social Media Marketing: A Match Made in Heaven or Hell?
Of course you want to know why, right?
I was just clicking around the BiggerPockets forums and came upon a few posts from a well known national speaker, who is generally well respected. Of course, I was interested in seeing what they had to say, so I read through their contributions. What I read were posts that were poorly composed and full of grammatical errors. These posts added no value to the discussion, and in fact, were merely a distraction.