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This guest post is by Tom Ewer of Leaving Work Behind. That’s right folks—I use an online dating service. It’s no longer a taboo. The vast majority of you at the least know someone who has dipped their toes in the online dating scene. You may have even tried it ...more

This guest post is by Heather Baker of the B2B PR Blog. When I launched my first blog, the B2B Guide to Social Media, in 2010, my strategy for building its readership relied heavily on blind faith. I must admit, it was difficult to maintain my enthusiasm for researching and ...more

If you’re one of the thousands of bloggers out there who’s trying to generate the right kind of blog traffic, you’ve probably felt a bit bewildered at some point. I know I have. Some days I’ve sat down at my computer and literally haven’t known where to start in building ...more

This guest post is by Jeremy Brown of Varoonix. Have you been using Quora as a tool to power your blogging efforts? No? You’re missing a boatload of content ideas. In this post, we’ll discuss why you need to be using Quora as a blogger, and look at an example ...more

This guest post is by Kelsey Meyer of Digital Talent Agents. You’ve finally made it big! The Washington Post or SocialTimes has picked up your well-crafted, thought-provoking article, and you see your name in shining lights (or at least in the author byline). Is your job done? No way. Now ...more

This guest post is by Jeremy Statton of JeremyStatton.com. Contests are an effective way to increase activity. Most websites run one of some type. If you haven’t, you should. Nothing attracts a crowd like the possibility of winning something for free. But the standard contest that provides a free “prize” for ...more

This guest post is by Nick Thacker of livehacked.com. I first started blogging in 2009, and I had to learn the hard way. I chased every shiny object there was—the informational products that were going to hand me the blueprint to strike it rich overnight, the newsletters promising me the ...more

Before you ask, let me start by saying that I don’t feel that I’m a profound writer, or that many of the things I have to say fit the description of “profound”! But in some blogging niches—self help, personal development, and other emotive categories—”profound” is a word that’s often used ...more

This guest post is by Natalie Webb of Leave Me to My Projects. You try telling Martha Stewart she needs to pick a niche. So why is everyone in the blogosphere telling you that doing just that is the key to achieving any level of success in blogging? True, it is ...more