Guest Blogger

This guest post is by Jamie Northrup of jamienorthrup.com. A lot of the keys to being a successful musician are the same as being a successful blogger. Some of the similarities between these two professionals are that both write a lot, both present their work to an audience, and both ...more

This guest post is by Danny Iny of Firepole Marketing. A few weeks ago, I wrote a post here at problogger.net about how Firepole Marketing makes money. I explained that even though we’re less than a year old, we’ve already made over $20,000, and that over half of that came ...more

This guest post is by Peep Laja of Traindom. Blog monetization is a tough challenge for a lot of people. In this post I’ll help you overcome it. The best way to make money with your blog (even when your traffic is low) is by selling your own digital products—especially ...more

This guest post is by Kelly Kingman of eBook Evolution. Last year, I took part in a writing challenge called National Novel Writing Month, which is also known as NaNoWriMo. The challenge? Write 50,000 words—all during the 30 days of November. Until then, my personal length record hovered around 10,000 ...more

This guest post is by Alex of ToMakeALiving.com. The word “proactive” is tossed around a lot these days, and you could easily be forgiven for thinking that being proactive is pretty much the only way to blog or do anything else. Certainly in your blogging life there are times when ...more

This guest post is by Aman Basanti of Ageofmarketing.com. Since launching my blog on the psychology of buying in mid-May, I have often wondered whether I am missing something; whether there is a secret to growing the traffic on my blog that I do not know about. Am I not ...more

This guest post is by Shaun of MoneyCactus. There’s a blog for just about everything these days. Some are a lot better than others, but I’m going to go out on a limb here and say that any blog has the potential to become great. It is completely possible to ...more

This guest post is by Farnoosh Brock of Prolific Living. I thought I had my social media game covered on all fronts: Twitter, check. Facebook, check. Even Skype, which I like to include as a necessary tool for connecting real-time, check-check! Until I realized that I am missing one giant ...more

This guest post is by Lior Levin. Blogging is not just writing your personal notebook these days: it’s a truly open platform where people share their ideas, passion, goals, and thoughts on subjects they care about. Gone are the days when people would consider blogs “a personal affair.” The scene ...more