1000 Awesome Things | A time-ticking countdown of 1000 awesome things by Neil Pasricha. Life Clubs. Psychologies. :zenhabits. Blog | screw work let's play. I'm a great believer in the power of blogging for almost any project or business as I explain in Secret 6: How to play the fame game in Screw Work, Let's Play. Blogging allows you to play out your idea in public and engage your audience, followers, or potential customers in the process. It's ideal for 'thought leaders' who have something interesting to say about their field and of course it's superb for writers. And I believe every website should include a blog even if it's only an occasionally updated "News and articles" page.
That's why I recommend most clients to build their whole website in WordPress from the beginning. But blogging takes time - quite a lot of it to do well. And you probably have a lot of other stuff to fit into your precious waking hours, particularly if you're marketing your own work. Tumblelogs A tumblelog is a simpler form of blog consisting of a long flowing list of images, videos and short text extracts (such as quotes).
Check out Tumblr or Soup.io. Posterous. The Happiness Project. The Happiness Project Toolbox.