CategoryBlogging for Dollars

Continuing our discussion of things you should be doing right now to improve your blog, today’s tip is: 6. Optimize your menus, navigation, and sidebars One task that I think many of us could benefit from on a periodic basis is a critical review of menus and navigation areas on ...more

Yesterday I gave an example of something I’d been putting off doing to improve my blog—even though I knew it would have long-term benefits. Today I want to continue on that theme and being to suggest a number of areas that bloggers could be investing time into today—and enjoying payoffs ...more

Do you put off doing things on your blog that you know you really should invest time into? I do. Yesterday I was out walking and found myself thinking about my “I’ll do it one day” list. It struck me that there were a lot of things on that list, ...more

“When you started blogging for money, what amount of traffic were you aiming for?” This was a question asked of me recently in conversation by a newer blogger. The reason they asked was that they were wanting to come up with a number to aim for, at which they knew ...more

This guest post is by Onibalusi from YoungPrePro.com. I have been writing for others as a freelancer for over seven months now and within that period I have made over $20,000 just by writing for others. I keep on getting new client requests every month and due to an agreement ...more

This guest post is by Jean Compton of jeancompton.com. In the Febuary 2011 issue of Inc. Magazine, Gary Vaynerchuck was interviewed regarding how he runs his many business ventures under the umbrella of VaynerMedia. Talking about his show, Wine Library TV, he was quoted as saying: “Some people think I’m ...more

this guest post is by Moon Hussain of Experiments in Passive Income. Contrary to popular belief, you need great copywriting skills to make a successful income online.  For over a year, I thought publishing good material would not only help me go viral but also hurl me and my blog ...more

This guest post is by Kevin Muldoon of WordPress Mods. As I used to run a few poker discussion forums and information websites, a large part of my income over the last several years has come from poker referral commissions. Commissions have dropped every month over the last few years, ...more

This guest post is by David Edwards of www.asittingduck.com. When I started my site I had no clue about animation, illustration, or online marketing. It’s almost three years since the site went live, so by now I could have started University again (I quit in the first term at the ...more