Darren Rowse

Here at ProBlogger I publish quite a few articles (95 this month) – so I thought that in 2008 I’d attempt to summarize the most popular ones at the end of each month as a service to those of you who may not have had time to read each post. ...more

This post exploring reasons for getting involved with Non Profit organizations was written by Dr Mani Sivasubramanian from Money Power Wisdom. Having my blogging structured around a charitable purpose has helped bring unique advantages, give greater visibility and made it deeply satisfying and enjoyable. Here’s why you, as a blogger, ...more

24 Hours ago I decided to use my own job board here at ProBlogger for the first time. I’ve used it before to advertise jobs for b5media – but never before to advertise for a blogger on one of the blogs that I manage. The job I put up is ...more

Over the next few months I’d like to base as many posts as possible here at ProBlogger on real life questions and problems of readers. As a result I’m opening the ProBlogger ‘question box’. I can’t guarantee that I’ll answer them all – but I’ll attempt to get through as ...more

1. What was the main point of this post? have I made it clearly? 2. What do I want readers of this post to do? have I led them to this action? 3. Have I written something useful? 4. Have I written something unique? 5. Has what I’ve written taken ...more

This guest post is one that I’m excited to publish – it’s by Tina Su from ThinkSimpleNow.com – a great blog that I’ve been a big fan of. In it Tina will share some of how she’s grow her blog from 0 to 2000 subscribers in just 90 days. How ...more

Last week I ran a little competition to give away 5000 Entrecard credits to ProBlogger readers. I’ve just drawn the winners and they are: Riceblogger John is Fit Sly Angie Hurst Allen Thanks for everyone’s comments and recommendations. Winners – have already been gifted the points.

In the last ProBlogger reader poll I asked readers about their social bookmarking habits – more specifically to tell us about their favorite social bookmarking site. Just under 1300 readers have voted to this point and the results look like this: StumbleUpon wins quite convincingly with 31% of all responses ...more

I wish someone had said something like this to be in the early days of my blogging: “Many bloggers seem to be on a perpetual hunt for the front page of Digg. Sure, it brings you hordes of eyeballs, but then they turn around and leave. What’s the point of ...more