All Posts Tagged Tag: ‘Blogger’

How Writing Confidently, Quickly, and Effectively Saved my Blog

This guest post is by Kraig Stewardson of IT Manager HQ. My blog was failing. My subscribers were nonexistent. My posts were disjointed. My writing was awful. My confidence was shot. Honestly, I felt like giving up. I knew that I needed to make a change. I knew that I couldn’t continue this way. Sound [...]

Originally at: Blog Tips at ProBlogger

How Writing Confidently, Quickly, and Effectively Saved my Blog

A Systematic Approach to Writing Successful Blog Posts

This guest post is by Jane Sheeba of Problogging Success. “Success” is a very relative term. Unless you define it precisely, it’s very easy to become lost in a sea of assumptions. You can work hard on building a blog without having defined your “success,” but if you do, how will you know if you’re [...]

Originally at: Blog Tips at ProBlogger

A Systematic Approach to Writing Successful Blog Posts

The Systematic Blogger’s Manifesto

This is a guest post by Shaun Connell from Live Gold Prices. I remember when I first began reading about “passive income”. It seemed brilliant: work hard and make sure you leverage your time and capital so that instead of being paid once, you’re paid a little bit every month into the future. At the [...]

Originally at: Blog Tips at ProBlogger

The Systematic Blogger’s Manifesto

Build Blog Products That Sell 1: Match a Unique Idea to Your Audience

This guest series is by Greg McFarlane of Control Your Cash. How do you get readers to part with their money, especially when said money is scarce? As the worldwide recession enters its umpteenth year, it’s difficult for most merchants of any kind to make a sale. It’s particularly so if you’re a blogger who wants [...]

Originally at: Blog Tips at ProBlogger

Build Blog Products That Sell 1: Match a Unique Idea to Your Audience

How to Pitch Your Dream Company for a Win/Win/Win Blogging Collaboration [Case Study]

Recently at a parenting blogger conference here Melbourne, I was listening to a panel discussion on business models when Aussie blogger—Laney from Crash Test Mummy—made a statement that connected strongly with my own recent experience. I’m paraphrasing here, but Laney talked about how as bloggers we’re often on the receiving end of bad PR pitches [...]

Originally at: Blog Tips at ProBlogger

How to Pitch Your Dream Company for a Win/Win/Win Blogging Collaboration [Case Study]