How many blogs?

It’s a cold day here in Gravity, Iowa. I was hoping it would be nice enough to take our kayaks to the nearby Lake of Three Fires State park – but it looks doubtful. At 49 degrees outside, I think I’ll stay in where the furnace is keeping me warm. Actually I may just crawl back under the covers and read my book today.

I’m feeling good because it’s just 8:30 and I already wrote my weekly post for the RV.net blog - which is due on Sundays. I wrote ‘What is Twitter’ – go read it, ok?

Now I’m writing here, in our personal blog. I also try to write at least once a week in our Geeks on Tour Articles blog. I might just copy the Twitter article there if I don’t think of anything else to write about. I’ve also been writing a weekly Picasa Tip on our GOT Articles blog. The Picasa tips have been taking over the whole GOT Articles blog, so I decided to make a new one. I was able to get the domain http://www.picasatutorials.com/ and got it set up yesterday with WordPress. I’ll separate the Picasa tips from the other articles, and now … have you been counting? I will be writing in 4 blogs.

I wonder if there’s a 12 step program somewhere for Bloggers?

But, no, I don’t want to stop … I want to keep working on blogs until I get it right! By ‘getting it right’ I mean making money. Everything is free on all our blogs, and I only have advertising on one – GOT Articles. But, all the free information is supposed to give us credibility, and give our readers the desire to learn more with our tutorial videos requiring a paid membership at http://www.geeksontour.com/. With the new blog at http://www.picasatutorials.com/, I will be setting up a separate membership system so people can pay just for Picasa tutorial videos. I’m looking at two membership systems now – http://www.memberwing.com/ and http://www.wpwishlist.com/. If anyone reading this has experience with either of these, or another WordPress membership plugin – I’d love to hear from you. The Geeks on Tour membership system I wrote from scratch with Coldfusion … I don’t want to do that again.

Wish me luck, this is how we support ourselves on the road.

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