CategoryBlogging for Dollars

This guest post is by Jane Meighan of www.RunawayJane.com. One of the main benefits of being a blogger has always been that you could work from anywhere in the world—whether you are surrounded by the hustle and bustle of New York City, or sitting in a quiet, secluded beach hut ...more

This guest post is by Becky Canary-King of Direct Incorporation. There’s really too much to say about the benefit of a good blog for your business. A well done blog can bring in new customers, establish yourself as an expert in your field, open up communication with your clients, and ...more

This guest post is by Isaac Atia of Howitoo.com It’s that festive time of the year again: the holidays will soon be at our doorsteps. While many will be celebrating the holidays, us bloggers have to work hard to reach our sales goals. Hopefully we can celebrate this season in ...more

This guest post is by Laura Booz of Blogger Behave. I started blogging because I caught a glimpse of its potential to give something back to me. Can you relate? Sure, that “something” is sometimes money. But, as we all know, there’s got to be more driving us to the ...more

This guest post is by Sunil of Extra Money Blog. Making money online is no different than making money from any other type of business in that you have to abide by the same laws and regulations as any other business or citizen. Many internet entrepreneurs fail to consider this ...more

This guest post is by Björgvin Benediktsson of Audio Issues. The biggest insecurity we bloggers face is the question of whether anybody is actually going to buy our product. We can’t give away our content forever, and those Google ads are hardly going to pay the bills. That’s why every ...more

This guest post is by Jon Morrow of Smart Blogger (formerly Boost Blog Traffic). Ever look at those snazzy movie trailers Hollywood puts out for their latest blockbusters and wonder how you could make one of your own? Maybe you’re starting a new blog, and you want to launch with ...more

This guest post is by Barb Sawyers of Sticky Communication. The pitches go like this: turn your archived content into an ebook that will rake in bucks while you sleep. Invest a weekend, maybe a few weeks, and you’ll have a book that will establish you as a thought leader ...more

By James Altucher of jamesaltucher.com. I’ve published seven books in the past seven years, five with traditional publishers (Wiley, Penguin, HarperCollins), and the last two I’ve self-published. In this post I give the specific details of all of my sales numbers and advances with the traditional publishers. Although the jury ...more