Guest Blogger

This guest post is by Matthew Brennan of Matthewlbrennan.com. Stop for a second and consider this blog post opening: “Matt rose from his unpadded chair, and stopped to scratch his head and stare at the empty document on his computer. He tiptoed through his pitch-black apartment at 2 a.m., careful not ...more

This guest post is by Lior Levin. One of the main reasons why any company or individual starts a blog is to demonstrate expertise and professionalism while courting new leads and customers. So failing to customize your blog or to learn some basic website management practices could do more harm ...more

This guest post is by Dustin Verburg and Jeriann Watkins of Page One Power. Matt Cutts spoke, and the internet started to buzz about guest posting. This unsettled blog owners who were already uncertain about accepting contributions from strangers. SEO industry veterans declared “and from this day forth, all link ...more

This guest post is by Traci Dillard of allstayathome.com. It’s important to have a strong and likeable voice as a blogger. If your followers don’t like your voice and article flow, they probably won’t return to your blog. Equally important is what valuable information or “hidden treasure” you have to ...more

This post is by Shane MeLaugh of imimpact.com. Imagine if this traffic screenshot was yours: Of course, your traffic levels might be more or less depending on the size of your blog and how long you’ve been blogging, but the purpose of this post is to show you how to ...more

This guest post is by Sophie Lizard of Beafreelanceblogger.com. You finally released your free download. It took a lot of work to prepare, but you believed it would all be worthwhile. Because that’s what we’re supposed to do, right? Give something away to get something in return, like email addresses ...more

This guest post is by Daylan Pearce of Next Digital. There are three common reactions I get from people when I tell them what it is I do for a job. “What is that?” “Oh that’s cool, how does that work?” *Rolls eyes* “Oh riiiight, you’re one of those guys!” ...more

This is a guest post by Matt Alden S. of DividendMonk.com. If you’re blogging as a part-time income stream rather than a full-time profession, then your priorities can be substantially different from the fill-time blogger’s. A full-time problogger will likely focus on maximizing overall revenue, whereas a part-time problogger will ...more

This guest post is by Christopher Jan Benitez of PrintRunner.com. For site owners to increase their profit, they need to strengthen their calls to action (CTA). Websites earn from visitors who click on a button or banner. This leads them down the conversation funnel until they reach the end of ...more