How can you create content for your blog or multiple blogs on a regular, continual basis?

Here’s how I do it.

This morning for instance I was writing comments to my online oral communications class about something I read in a book that I was reading. Those are two clues; one, teach a class and two, always be reading. Yes, you can teach something because everyone certainly knows something. But if you are not in a “teaching” position, you can find and create similar content by using what you do when you are writing anything from a grocery list to an email to a friend; simply refine it and voila, you have something for your blog. Anyway, I will go on; back to how I added content to three blogs this morning.

Since my online class has to do with “public speaking” and I have several blogs with this theme, I was able to use the same content with slight editing modifications as posts. You can see exactly what I mean by visiting them:

http://asiwasreading.blogspot.com/

http://instantpublicspeaker.blogspot.com/

http://publicspeakingqanda.blogspot.com/

So, that’s how you can first, create content by being aware that much of what you write everyday is worthy of posting, and that with a bit of editing you can place interesting posts in several blogs, thereby offering something to slightly different audiences.

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