I was happy to be one of the guest presenters at the WordCamp Detroit 2012 Conference held on October 6, 2012! The event was held at the Madison Building in downtown Detroit and featured an excellent facility for networking and learning!
The actual recording was published on WordPress.TV on October 26th. Here is the link if you want to view the recording
>> Smart Blogging Tools for Smart Business Presentation <<
Below are my WordCamp Detroit slides on using several great tools to help bloggers manager their blog and their business!
WordCamp Detroit 2012 Presentation
Learn how web-based project management tools can improve your blogging workflow, client management and your overall blogging business.
Full-time and freelance bloggers need simple solutions to capture ideas, plan a blog calendar and manage all the content creation and content promotion for various brand marketing campaigns.
If you are planning content for your own blog or creating content for multiple clients, this session will demonstrate how using these project management tools can improve your blogging business and workflow.
Learning how to use free and low cost project management tools to improve your blogging business is Smart Business!
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The tools mentioned in the presentation include:
- Trello– Organize anything, together
- Asana– Shared task list for teams and the place to plan, organize and stay in sync
I’ve used these tools for several years for project management and blog management applications. I encourage you to give these tools a try and you’ll quickly see how applying project management tools to your blog is smart business!
Did you find the presentation useful?
If you found the presentation helpful, please comment on the blog post below. If you’ve used these tools previously for blogging, content management, website development or team collaboration, please share your experiences with these tools.
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I hope to speak again next year!