This week’s posts somehow slipped through the cracks. Our goal is to publish three posts a week: something on Tuesday, Thursday, and the Weekly Fix on Saturday. Hopefully now that this goal is public to our readership, we’ll be bound by it.

RockFuse has a great application of Pareto’s Principle. Twenty-percent of your content will bring 80% of the traffic to your site. It seems like a pretty sound use of the principle to me.  There are some great suggestions for developing pillar content, which is that magical 20%.

Have you optimized your images lately? Who better to learn from than Matt Cuts, a member of the Google Team. The video is embedded on Bizphere, nice find!

Once you start blogging, it can be hard to stop. Some people post several times each day, others start several different blogs. If you’re a member of the latter, Ben Barden has some suggestions for people managing several blogs.

How many blogs have you seen with their own podcasts? There are quite a few, certainly, but in some niches the competition is wide open. Depending on what your blog is about, creating a podcast show could be a great way to set yourself apart.

Blogging improves your brain power. Well, there’s no scientific research to back it up, but you’ll probably notice that you’ve changed your thinking in a few different ways. Blogging Fingers points out three very true observations about ad blindness, reading books, and taking a stand.

The social media network will at some point combine into one or two super-networks, at least that’s what Jason Boom thinks. Make sure you check out this very analytical and revealing view of social networking, one of the most powerful blogging tools out there.

Mark it on your calendars. There will be a new post for you to read on Tuesday.

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