It’s truly been a spectacular week here at AndrewPavelski.com and in case you missed out and didn’t get a chance to check out all of my high-quality content, this little weekly wrap up will allow you to easily read my posts that you may have missed this week. Early on in the week, I discussed “John Chow dot com” and what has made his blog a success story. You can look forward to another great analysis coming up this week in my “successful blogs” series.

Following up the “successful blogs” entry, was a great article about 10 More Important Things Than Making Money Online. If you sometimes find yourself too focused on “making money online,” this article will help you realize the things that truly matter in life. I touch on why each item that I listed is more important than money - definitely a must read!

For those of you that may be unsure how often to write new content on your blog, be sure to check out the article: “Blog Posting Frequency: How Often Should You Post?” This article will definitely give you a better understanding about what your readers expect of your blog, why you should maintain a good posting frequency, and how having a consistent posting frequency can make your blog more successful! Having a good posting frequency will help you build good momentum as a blogger, and will help boost your writing skills. Consider this article a must-read for all bloggers!

Later in the week, I write about why you should: “Get Into A Daily Blogging Routine & Take The Challenge.” Getting into a daily blogging routine will definitely help you achieve success much quicker than blogging “every-once-in-awhile.” Check out the article, and do yourself a favor: take the challenge! You will learn what it takes to become a successful blogger and why making blogging a habit will make life much easier!

Towards the end of the week, I figured I’d let all my readers know about the insanely large contest going on over at The University Kid’s blog! The prizes are valued extremely high. Just a few prizes you can win are: Entrecard credits, advertising, reviews, WordPress themes, and more. I think that most of you guys were glad I let you know… If you are participating, I wish you the best of luck!

I closed out the week, with a banger: “Why You Should Create Timeless Content.” In this post I discuss why you shouldn’t just post content that is relevant for the day and why you should try to post something that will be relevant 1 year, 5 years, or 10 years from today! This article will give you a great idea of what you can do to make your blog higher-quality. If you haven’t already read over this post, I highly recommend you do yourself a favor and check it out!

Other honorable blogging articles:

• Alan Johnson from The Rating Blog wrote a great article about what he has learned from life and blogging. It was a great read and definitely worth checking out.

• Jason Boom wrote a 2 great articles about how to make a podcast for your blog: part 1 and part 2. He also blogged about his experience with StumbleUpon in his weekly “implosion.”

• The Blog Entrepreneur wrote an awesome article about why make money online blogs should be killed. I am definitely glad I found this article, it was a great read! It really made me re-evaluate how I want to portray my online image.

• Gyutae from Winning The Web, touched on some great link-baiting secrets that are used by the pros. Definitely interesting material worth checking out.

• Cuzzy, a very active member of the community, blogged about the Toronto Raptors victory over Seattle. He’s got a cool blog if you are interested in sports and babes.

• Bryan, over at T-Shirt potters, has decided to switch his theme to Simple Red and take the blogging challenge. He wrote an interesting article about 5 uses for a t-shirt.

This ends week #4 of the Weekly Milestones section! I recommend checking out all of my articles and providing your brain with as much blogging knowledge as possible to help yourself improve. Want to get mentioned in a future weekly wrap-up? Becoming an active member of Andrew Pavelski dot com will increase your chances ;) When you become a regular commenter, I will dig through your blog and possibly share link-love with a post that I enjoyed! Especially if it is relevant to making my niche!