We’re on Day 4 of the 7 Days to Rediscovering Your Blogging Groove.
On Day 1 we wrote a list.
On Day 2 we answered a question.
On Day 3 we wrote a review.
On Day 4 – we follow Darren Rowse’s post
Link Posts
Then write a Link Post on your blog. Remember to include a link to this post in your post.
Link your post to the linky at the bottom of this page.
Read the other posts linked here, comment and share!
For our link post today we’re sharing with you links to
10 Great Blogs For Writers
You’ll find a lot of motivation, ideas and resources in these blogs.
A Writer’s Bucket List – Dana Sitar started this blog which shares resources, tips, and tools for writers in search of a path.
Read her post : Don’t Listen To Dream Squashers.
Jane Friedman – Helping authors and publishers flourish in the digital age.
Read her post: Are You Worried Your Ideas Or Work Will Be Stolen?
Daily Writing Tips – every day they publish a new article, with topics ranging from grammar to punctuation, from spelling to usage and vocabulary. Take a look at Vet, Vetted, Vetting, as an example.
The Write Life – Helping writers create, connect and earn. Read this post : Blog to Book: Why (and How) to Turn Your Blog into a Book
Writing Our Way Home – Sathya and Robyn engage the world with mindful writing. They have plenty of prompts and challenges. Take a look at their Creative Boost packages.
The Procastiwriter – Shannan claims to be a procrastinator and will help you to find motivation when you tend to put off your writing! Read her post Two Secret Weapons for Your Writer’s Toolbox to know that she means business. 🙂
Goins, Writer – Jeff Goins writes some very practical advice. Take a look at this post for example, The Most Overlooked Piece of Real Estate on Your Blog.
All Indie Writers / Resources – The professional writer’s playground. Many useful tools here. For example, a word count tracker.
The Book Designer – practical advice to build better books. A lot of great ideas here. There’s a nice round up of writing posts from other blogs, every week.
Alexis Grant – writes about making your luck in career and life. Her latest post, Why I Removed Email From My Smartphone, resonated with me.