Thanks to Martin for letting me know about an article in Australian PC World featuring an interview with me Bucks for blogging.
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Nice article!
No probs, Darren – I was happily leafing through the current issue at my local library today and was pleasantly surprised that such a mainstream media outlet did a decent job of the article.
And they used the very same picture of yourself in the article that graces your blog. :-)
Excellent write-up for you!
I guess right now, I’m in the category of blogging and building web pages to “generate a little extra pocket money,” though right now, it’s enough to buy several tanks of gas a we travel around the States.
Your blog has been very helpful for me. Thanks!
It seems there’s a second wave of mainstream press covering how even ordinary Joe can make money online these days. A few years ago, just as the internet was becoming an ordinary thing within the western households, they seemed to be doing a lot of articles on the subject as well, and I even got a bit of press myself at that time. Of course, nothing as large as PC World however!
It’s a great article, and I’m sure it’ll help open up the eyes of another few potential competing bloggers that can join us in our ventures – And as we all know, competition is a good thing, it even drives us forward :)
Good summary at the end, of your best tips for bloggers.
I agree, an excellent write-up. My question is, didn’t the magazine alert you before printing the article?
Also, I agree with Mike in that your blog has been invaluable to me. Thanks a bunch!
Noah
Galvanize Me
I knew the article was coming up but had forgotten about it – it’s been a couple of months since I did the interview. Will grab a copy today.
Your blog is exceptionally useful for anyone looking to make money online, definitely a subscribe-worthy piece of work, thanks =)
Nice interview man… I didn’t know you use to be a minister! Holy Cow! I mean… nevermind.