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The Easy Peezy Way to Build a Database of your Active Rain Blog Posts

By JC Kadii, Virtual Assistance & Online Marketing for Mortgage Professionals

I have content strewn all over the Internet. It occurred to me that it’s probably a good idea to do a better job of organizing all of my written material, so that I can put it to use by re-purposing it.

After putting together my database of 6 years worth of email newsletters, it was time to tackle my Active Rain posts.

Imagine my delight when I found a way to get it done in 10 minutes instead of hours?

Here’s how you do it.

  1. Log into your account.

  2. Click the My Home button, on the upper right hand corner of your screen.
  3. Click the Statistics link. It’s on the left side menu, towards the bottom.
  4. This will take you to your Statistics page(s). And there you have it. Every single post you’ve written, along with the number of times people have clicked through.
  5. Simply copy this information into Excel, and now you have a list of all of your blog posts. As an added bonus, the titles are hyper-linked. So, if you click on a blog post’s title in your Excel list, you will be taken to that blog post.
  6. How cool is that? Don’t you just love technology when it saves you time?

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