Darren Rowse

This post has been submitted by Neil Patel. Neil is co-founder and CTO of ACS ) and writes regularly on social media issues through the company’s blog, Pronet Advertising. The main reason most people use Feedburner is because it shows how many RSS subscribers they have. That might be a ...more

Elite Retreat continued today with some more great sessions from Lee Dodd, Kris Jones and Guy Kawasaki (plus one from me which I’ll let others decide the ‘greatness’ of). Keep up with the sessions again with Wendy and Kris at: My Session (Wendy and Kris) Lee’s Session (Wendy and Kris) ...more

Ok – I’ve got the details of the ProBlogger Meetup in New York. Sorry for the delay in this but we wanted to get a great location. We’ve also had to change the date to one day later than previously mentioned. The details are: THURSDAY, March 29, 6:30pm to 9:30pm ...more

Technospot has a post with details of a new beta test that AdSense are doing in their referrals program (official site). I’m writing this on the run as I’m in the middle of a session – however it looks like an interesting development based on publishers being in control of ...more

Craig Harper asks – Thanks to the tips provided by yourself, Yaro, and Aaron Wall I’ve just managed to finally crack into the top ten on Google for my keywords ‘motivational speaker’. I read over on Yaro’s site here about the importance of outbound links being targeted at your niche. ...more

Well I finally arrived in San Francisco yesterday afternoon and have been bunkered down in the Elite Retreat bunker all day with some pretty cool people. For recaps on what’s going on you can check out a couple of bloggers who are blogging the sessions at Wendy’s blog here and ...more

Today’s guest post is from Chris Garrett from chrisg.com. When Darren asked if I would like to guest post on ProBlogger I had an attack of the nerves. You see, it was Darrens blog that was the inspiration (blame?) for me to become a pro-blogger myself. I still find inspiration ...more

Time for a little discussion question that emerged out of a conversation that I had with a new blogger recently. How many categories does your blog have? I’d also be interested to hear how people determined what categories to use and whether you can have too many categories (I was ...more

The following post has been contributed by Liz Strauss from Successful Blog. I was working today, answering comments and writing a post, when in came a trackback from a blog I didn’t know. It immediately got my attention. I went over to see who was talking. Of course, I knew ...more