This guest post is by Danny Iny of Firepole Marketing. A few weeks ago, I wrote a post here at problogger.net about how Firepole Marketing makes money. I explained that even though we’re less than a year old, we’ve already made over $20,000, and that over half of that came from offline sources. We wanted …
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Duncan is talking about and Australian Blogging Conference, something many have talked about and have even attempted but few have done. There has been one or two but they tend to be somewhat specialised either focussing tightly upon education or business. I’d love to see something aimed a bit more at a wider market that …
Thanks for the speed link to my post on Organic SEO, which is the latest in search engine optimization buzzwords. It might be a fashionable phrase in SEO circles, but the concept is as old (if you can call it that) as the internet itself. To use another SEO buzzword, we’re talking link bait. In …
“That Work” – SLG is all about how to make a few dollars (or more than a few dollars) from your blog. Around 9 months after starting my first blog I began to experiment with a variety of income generating ideas that I suspected would be suitable for blogging. Over the past 18 months I’ve …
In two weeks time I’m heading to Washington DC to speak to 400 internet marketers about blogging and I’m both excited and a little daunted by the prospect. The excitement is largely around the opportunity to meet new people doing things in related fields to mine (both co-speakers and attendees). I expect to learn a …
It’s the weekend again (with bonus school holidays for some!) and the wrap-up of blogging goodies online. No matter how much I think I’ve read on a topic, there’s always something I learn, or a new perspective to take that I haven’t explored yet. How to Boost Your Engagement with Visual Content // Social Media …
play_blip_movie_362185(); Who does Your Blog Serve? In today’s video I take a look at two groups of people that a blog needs to benefit if it’s going to sustain itself for the long haul. While many would argue that a blog’s readers are the ones that a blog needs to benefit the most – I …
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Loren has posted details of the email that Yahoo sent it’s advertisers which has details of the overhaul they’re doing on their advertising program. Looks like they’re definitely doing some worthwhile updates including geo-targetting, quicker ad activation, budgeting/planning tools etc. To be honest I had thought Yahoo already had all this built into their system …
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Rand has a great post over at SEOmoz on The Emotions that Make Us Link. It’s one of those ‘why didn’t I think to write it’ posts. I guess I’m linking up to it out of ‘envy’, mixed with a little ‘sharing’. PS: Actually Rand’s post reminds me a lot of a great book that …
Scott at Blog Herald asks Could Blogging Adopt A Paid Content Business Model? and points out a number of blogs (including “That Work” – SLG) that could conceivably charge readers for content. It’s an interesting topic and one that has popped up as a discussion point a couple of times a year since I started …