When it comes to meticulously crafting sweet-looking posts without a lot of hassle, Blogsy ($4.99, iPad) doesn't mess around. This feature-rich app sports a clean user interface that's straightforward and lets you craft sharp content that you can post to a wide range of popular blogging services including Tumblr, Wordpress, Blogger, and more.

One of the best ways to get fresh ideas for new blog posts is to read other blogs and websites. Rather than hopping around all willy-nilly Newsify RSS Reader (Free, Universal) dumps all of the good stuff in one place. Tying into your existing Google account, this RSS feed reader has an attractive interface that makes reading posts a relaxing and inspiring endeavor.

Who says your blog has to be a boring wall of text? Not us. If you like being on camera or fancy yourself an amateur filmographer, then Videolicious (Free, Universal) is a fun way to spice up your online space. After you string together photos or video snippets, you can talk over them or add music to give them that little something extra before posting on YouTube and your blog.

If you're an industrious blogger, writer, and online info-junkie, then you're likely to have accounts with tons of different services. Remembering all those passwords can be real tedious. Pass Vault - Password Manager (Free, Universal) is awesome because it keeps all of your encrypted passwords in one place and protects them with a single mega password.

Ok, so the actual WordPress app itself isn't so hot, but if you're a user of the popular blogging service, do yourself a favor and download BlogPad Pro for WordPress ($4.99, iPad) right now. This cool app lets you download your blog's main components and work offline or online. Posting is easy, and the slick interface is pleasant to work with.

It's always a good idea to have a brainstorming session on what to write about on your blog and organizing your thoughts to make the writing process easier before you get to work. MindGenius for iPad (Free, iPad) is a simple app that lets you plot out the course of blog posts before you dig into the writing process, making the actual writing side of things a smoother process.

Doing research when you're putting together ideas blog posts takes time, but Dual Browser ($4.99, iPad) doubles your productivity by letting you work in two browser windows side-by-side. Being able to compare sites side-by-side and open up links from one window in the other is particularly handy, as is re-sizing both screens as you see fit. This tool rocks.

Sometimes the right picture can make or break a blog post, which is why it's important to have ample flexibility to fine-tune your images before dumping them on the web. Snapseed (Free, Universal) has an intuitive, accessible interface and robust feature set that lets you tweak pics easily. Then you can share them or save them to later import into your posts.