Darren Rowse

Yesterday I wrote a series of tips on how to ask for an interview for your blog. Today I want to focus on how to handle being interviewed as a blogger. Over the past few years I’ve been interviewed in numerous ways as a result of my blog including on ...more

A month back I finished a post on how to increase your blog’s page views with the tip of ‘give your readers a homework assignment’. I included it as a tip based on what I’d been experimenting with for just one week – it was really an unproven tip based ...more

Yesterday I began a short series of post on ‘Blog Interviews’ that started off by looking at some of the benefits of using interviews on your blog and why it’s good to be interviewed on other people’s blogs. Today I want to swing my attention to the topic of how ...more

The New York Post is reporting that The Huffington Post has just raised $5 million investment to help take it to the next level.

Are You a ProBlogger? Here’s a Quiz to Find out for Sure! What did you score? PS: In actual fact it’s me testing the wbquiz plugin – don’t take it too seriously :-)

Lorelle has been doing some great blogging recently and her latest titled How NOT to Comment on Comments has a lot of wisdom in it. She outlines 5 main ways to make your comment count when you leave it on someone else’s blog: 1. Say Something Intelligent 2. Ask Something ...more

It’s time for another reader question… Eric Allam from 52 Reviews asks: Hey Darren… I’ve read many an interview from problogger, and I was wondering if you had any tips for getting people to agree for the interview?” Thanks for the question Eric – it’s a good one and something ...more

What makes your Blog Different? This is a question I think that most bloggers would do well to ask. We’re living in a time when ‘content’ is being produced in vast quantities by large numbers of individuals and organizations. I heard recently on the radio that the internet now contains ...more

Dave Sifry has posted another State of the Blogosphere post based upon the stats that Technorati is tracking. Highlights this time around include: They are now tracking over 50 million blogs What they are tracking is now 100 times bigger than it was 3 years ago It’s doubling in size ...more