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Every time we publish a post on social media here at ProBlogger, readers comment that social media takes so much time—how can they get smarter about it? Today I wanted to give you a quick way to get a better handle on your social media activities, in about five minutes, ...more

This post is by Shane MeLaugh of imimpact.com. Imagine if this traffic screenshot was yours: Of course, your traffic levels might be more or less depending on the size of your blog and how long you’ve been blogging, but the purpose of this post is to show you how to ...more

Welcome to 2013! Are you ready for the year ahead? If you’re like me, and you’re just getting back into the swing of things (or still on break!), you might be scratching your head trying to remember all the important lessons you learned last year. So to help you out, ...more

Welcome to the 2013 edition of Bloggers to Watch. My work has changed a lot over the past year—I’ve been focused a lot on the Australian blogger community, and on curators—so this post is very centered on those communities. This is the last time I’ll be writing this yearly round-up. ...more

This guest post is by Marcela De Vivo of Gryffin.co. Recently ProBlogger discussed how to brand your blog, how to find your voice, and how to build your authority. These articles are powerful, but often I find myself speaking with people who don’t have a blog yet, or are using ...more

This guest post is by Michael Scott of WPHub.com. One of the great things about WordPress is that it never stands still. The platform is constantly evolving beyond its blogging roots, with more great features being added every year. WordPress used to release small updates frequently, but at the end ...more

I don’t know whether it’s a coincidence, but as we near the end of the year, there seem to be a few bloggers talking about what you should do if a past passion no longer inspires you, or your next big idea’s already been done. Now is a good time ...more

As web usage grows, and we all become more connected more of the time, it could seem like getting traffic to your blog should be getting easier. But as connectedness increases, so does competition. There are only 24 hours in a day, and the blogger’s job is to convince readers ...more

We all make mistakes, but making mistakes in the media can be costly—especially to your authority! …Or can it? We all know readers appreciate honesty. And our first story this week is all about that. Saving face online Last week, I got my regular flippa.com newsletter … and another a ...more