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This guest post is by Paul Cunningham, blogger, internet marketer, and author of How to Become a Successful Freelance Blogger, I bet that you could easily name at least a dozen blogs that dispense blogging tips to other bloggers. The so-called “blogging blogs” vary in many different ways, but they ...more

This guest post is by Barb Sawyers, of Sticky Communication. In one corner of the ring, we have me,  a new online marketer who has bought into the content marketing philosophy of trust. I hope I can go the distance! In the other corner is the nimble Ninja, who swings ...more

Last week at a conference I had conversations with many bloggers about their blogging. It was interesting to see some of the themes that emerged as bloggers shared their challenges, problems and fears. One of the recurring conversations that I had revolved around bloggers’ fear of being seen as sell-outs ...more

While he was at Blog World, Darren met with Abbey Prince Johnson from WebProNews. In this interview, Darren explores what he believes are the three critical steps to blogging success. You’ve got a blog, but where do you go from there…? More WebProNews Videos

I know what you’re thinking: a content schedule? How hard can it be? Get a calendar, drop a blog post onto each day, and you’re done. Right? Well, sort of. That approach might be fine in the early days of a blog, when you feel the need to cover every ...more

A guest post from Larry Brooks of Storyfix.com. There are ten questions that will always make you a better blogger—even if you can’t always answer them. It’s the asking, the awareness, and the empowering context established through asking, that sets a higher bar for your writing, your business and your ...more

This guest post is by Bamboo Forest, of Tick Tock Timer Reading a blog post should be like sinking your teeth into an ice cream cone in the middle of August. Or the moment just before you plummet 2,000 feet in a roller coaster. Let’s face it: blogs posts always ...more

This guest post is by Tsh Oxenreider of Simple Mom. I’ve watched in wonder how my blog has grown since it launched in early 2008. It started as a hobby blog, and has since morphed into an income-generating network of five sites, complete with a loyal community of readers, four ...more

This guest post is by Clare Lancaster, of WomenInBusiness.com.au. Over the last 18 months I’ve built two profitable businesses with the help of social media. One business was a sure thing; the other was a side project. My side project was a blog: womeninbusiness.com.au. All of the important numbers (subscribers, ...more