Blogging every day sounds simple until the third week, when the ideas run out and the visitor count has barely moved. Lynn Brown wrote through that stretch over and over, which is why well over a hundred posts here deal with the machinery of making a blog work.
The practical material is genuinely practical. She gives an eight point checklist for a capture page so it earns an address rather than merely asking for one. She lists seven reasons a blog is failing and none of them are flattering. She tries tools for building landing pages and reports what they actually did. She discusses email open rates the way somebody who watches her own does.
Underneath the technique runs a family argument. She left a corporate job, and one of the sharpest moments here has her small son asking when he will next see his father in daylight. That question sits behind every post about setting an example for your children.
If you are stuck for something to publish tomorrow, take the blogging technique posts. If you have forgotten why you are doing any of it, take the ones about her son.