Welcome to day 31 of Reboot your Blog!

Cheers! Hip hip hooray!

It seems like just yesterday you were starting off and yet…

It’s the end of a long road, isn’t it?!

No!

I mean, yes it’s the end of Reboot your Blog, but it’s not the end of the road for you pushing your sites and your business to be exceptional. To rise above the rest and become the example others strive towards.

I’ve put a pretty exceptional amount of work into creating this resource for you too! And while I haven’t asked for a thing during the  Reboot your Blog, today I’m going to.

Share this incredible resource with your Twitter friends and Facebook fans. If you have a mailing list, let them know about Reboot your Blog. Bloggers, let your audience know what’s available for them in Reboot your Blog.

You’ve had 30 days with me and I’ve held nothing back. Now I ask this one thing of you. Let people know about Reboot your Blog. This is the page to refer people to so they can signup and experience it for themselves.

So that you have easy access to all of the course material, here’s a complete Table of Contents you can bookmark and refer back to at any time:

01 - Take Your Internet Marketing Inventory

1. Gather all your domains and sites
2. Fill out the Internet Marketing Inventory spreadsheet for each project

02 - Cull The Herd

1. Assess your projects based on earnings, time to complete, backlinks, traffic, etc. and determine which are keepers, maybes and losers
2. Color-code your Inventory spreadsheet rows as green, yellow and red (for keepers, maybes and losers)
3. Ensure you’re not categorizing green or yellow projects as such for emotional reason, if so, re-categorize them as red
4. Sell your red sites on Flippa

03 - If Deleting Hurts, You’re Doing It Wrong

1. Upgrade operating systems
2. Upgrade software (Market Samurai, Screenflow)
3. Upgrade phone operating systems / firmware
4. Eliminate unneeded and outdated IM files
5. Organize remaining hard drive files
6. Use Dropbox & Mozy for backups

04 - Look Ma! It’s the FTC!

1. Update WordPress
2. Update WordPress plugins
3. Add a Privacy Policy to your sites
4. Update sites’ copyright notice for the current / coming year
5. Understand local business license and permit law, start the application process if you are required to do so
6. Update sites’ testimonials and product endorsements to comply with new FTC regulations

05 – Preparing For Utter Interwebs Disaster

07 - 11 Resources For a Better Looking Website

09 – Your Niche is Evolving – Are You?

1. Reaffirm that your main keyword phrase has proper competition and traffic, if not, select a new one
2. Reaffirm that your long tail keyphrases have proper competition and traffic, if not, select new ones
3. Find new long tail keyphrases that may not have existed or been attractive when you first researched your niche

10 – Know What Your Competition Doesn’t

1. Install Google Analytics on all of your sites
2. Link Google Analytics with Google Adsense
3. Create an XML sitemap for each of your sites and submit those sitemaps to the search engines
4. Create a Google Webmaster Tools account and add your sitemap(s)

11 – Search Engine Bait

1. Optimize your home page for your main keyword phrase
2. Install WordPress SEO by Yoast
3. Optimize the long tail pages for their individual keyword phrase

12 – Linking To Your Own Content

1. Set up automatic internal linking

13 – Open Wide And Stick Out Your Content

1. Identify pages on your site that aren’t receiving traffic
2. 301 redirected old, low traffic pages
3. Updated old posts that could still be helpful to your audience

14 – Making Fresh Content Easy

1. Loaded up your Google Reader account
2. Opened a Posterous account and added your blog as an autopost location
3. Started using Posterous to post curated content to your site with meaningful commentary and insights from you

15 – Week 2 Recap

16 - Earn More From The Same Number of Visitors

1. Determine what questions your market wants the answer to that you can provide as an incentive to sign up for your email list
2. Determine what format you’ll provide it in (video, audio, email course, PDF, articles on your site, etc.)
3. Create the incentive piece

21 – You Do You

1. Added Buffer to your workflow
2. Replied to conversation on social sites
3. Set a time for this “social media” participation each day
4. Set up your iPhone / Android so you can do this work on the go, when you want to

22 – Week 3 Recap

23 – Get THIS on Top of Your Backlinks

1. Pull your current backlinks from Google Webmaster Tools
2. Decide on a “backlinks for backlinks” service
3. Start a process for adding your backlinks to the service

24 – Generate Link Building Momentum

1. Review your current rankings and get real about what you’ve done in terms of link building – and how you’ll deal going forward
2. Decide on what link building service is a good match for you going forward
3. Consider outsourcing your link building

25 – Smart Syndication

1. Submit your site to blog directories
2. Submit your site to RSS directories
3. Submit your site to podcast directories
4. Add new posts going forward to Twitter, Google+ and Facebook

26 – Generate New Leads and Drive New Traffic

1. Research the top 10 blogs in your niche to guest post on them

27 – Retrieve Lost Visitors

1. Check and see if your current 404 page is actually helpful to your readers
2. Created a custom 404 page that gives visitors other resources on your site to check out

28 – Satellite Sites

1. Opened accounts on Tumblr and Pinterest
2. Posted to them as a “normal” person – not in your niche! Get to know the environment!

29 – Week 4 Recap

30 – The Trusted System

1. Decide on a trusted system for capturing to-do items
2. Have a “brain sump” session where you add EVERYTHING you can think of into your trusted system
3. Commit to accomplishing 1 to-do item per day (that’s a minimum to get you started!)

Let me know in the comments how Reboot your Blog went for you overall. Was it helpful?

Remember, this isn’t the end of the journey. YOU are meant for great things.