CategoryBlogging for Dollars

This guest post is by Bill Zipp of Billzipponbusiness.com. You’re so excited! The blog you’ve been writing faithfully, the list you’ve been building consistently, the newsletter you’ve been sending out weekly just paid off. You got a call from a reader who’s asked about the Holy Grail of blogging success: ...more

This guest post is by Valerie Khoo from www.ValerieKhoo.com This article is the third of a three-part series on how to build your brand through your blog and get paid for your creative output and expertise. The first two parts were about How to build your brand to get paid to ...more

This guest post is by Valerie Khoo from www.ValerieKhoo.com. This article is the second of a three-part series on how to build your brand through your blog and get paid for your creative output and expertise. The first part was about How to build your brand to write for magazines. Now ...more

This guest post is by Valerie Khoo from www.ValerieKhoo.com This article is the first of a three-part series on how to build your brand through your blog and get paid for your creative output and expertise. You love being a blogger. But you’re not that interested in spending time driving traffic ...more

This guest post is by the Web Marketing Ninja. A couple of weeks ago, I put together a post exploring the blog growth conundrum. If you read that post, you might remember that I concluded that when your growth slows, you might need to look inside your own wallet for the ...more

This guest post is by Greg Miliates of www.StartMyConsultingBusiness.com. In 1931, during the depths of the Great Depression, Ted Hustead opened a store in a tiny South Dakota town, population: 326, virtually all of whom were penniless. Over the following decades, Hustead grew his store into a $10 million empire, ...more

This guest post is by Jason Bacchetta of Life’d. After posting quite a few jobs on the ProBlogger Job Board, I’ve come to realize that a number of pet peeves affect my decision as to whether or not an applicant gets hired. Although some jobs receive upwards of 500 applicants, few of ...more

This guest post is by Anshul Dayal of www.nichesense.com. It is often said that lead generation is the lifeline of any online business big or small. Correct? Wrong! Allow me to explain this further. In a traditional business we often look at three or four key performance indicators when it comes to ...more

This guest post is by Alex Becker of Source Wave Marketing. When I first got into blogging, gaining any sizable amount of engaged subscribers seemed like a slow, tedious task. As bloggers, I am sure you know the popular ways to get people to your site: guest posting participating on forums ...more