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Congratulations to Steve Pavlina who posted a few days back that in less than a year he’s grown his blog’s income from less than $10 per month to last month hitting $4700 for the month. That’s some pretty impressive growth for 10 months! ‘My income goal for the year was to reach $3000/month (from this …
If you’re a WordPress user and are using version 2.1.1 it is crucial that you upgrade to the latest version (2.1.2) – particularly if you upgraded in the last 3-4 days. The reason is that there has been a hacker compromise that version and add/change code. For further details see the WordPress Blog PS: Thanks …
This guest post is by Jock Purtle of digitalexits.com. If you are selling your blog, the first thing you will want to know is how much it is worth. You type into Google is something like “what is my website worth?” What you will get is a whole lot of free website valuation tools. If …
The Weblog Awards for 2005 have posted nominations and voting will start sometime in the next 24 hours. Congrats to all the nominations (there’s a lot to wade through). There’s a lot of quality blogs in the list as usual, I always enjoy these awards for finding new blogs that I’d not stumbled upon before. …
Daniel at Daily Blog Tips is doing a novel interview series at the moment called ‘Bloggers Face-Off’ where he asks two bloggers the same set of questions and puts them side by side. I’m featured in the first one along side my virtual twin co-speaker at Elite Retreat Jeremy Schoemaker. Apart from being fun I …
Thanks Darren,A very interesting video, and I can relate to it, especially the loneliness aspect, but you seem to have made a good option for yourself. It sounds like blogging would be a good career. I don’t know though, do you blog other sites as well as your own?My blog is wealthyaffiliatepage.comI’m starting to build …
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I’ve had a lot of good feedback on the interviews with Professional Bloggers that I’ve been running lately so I’ll keep the ball going with this week’s one – this time I’m featuring a blogger I’ve admired a lot recently Jon Gales. Jon is one of the youngest Pro Bloggers that I’ve come across (only …
This week we’ve been looking at the practice of guest blogging. So far we’ve covered why guest blogging is good, how to find guest bloggers for your blog and how to get guest blogging jobs. Today I want to finish this mini-series of posts by looking at one last question: How do I be a …
Earlier in the week I offered “That Work” – SLG readers signing up for the BlogMastermind Blog Mentoring program the chance to win a Flip video camera and 5 “That Work” – SLG books. The 48 hour window to win is up and the winners (selected randomly) are: Winner of Flip Video Camera (I just …
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This guest post is by Barb Sawyers of Sticky Communication. Changing the world, one person at a time. I first heard this expression back in the eighties as the tagline for Apple Computers. Since then, it’s been borrowed my thousands of causes and brands. It’s that good. But still, people are appealing to market segments, …