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There may come a time in your blogging or online career where for whatever reason, you think it’s time to quit. In the last two episodes of the ProBlogger podcast, we’ve explored things that entrepreneurs should do if they want to be successful – the first is to just start, ...more

Before I started blogging, I worked as a part-time youth minister at a local church. As part of that role, I occasionally had the honour of conducting weddings and to meet with couples before their big day to talk about their relationship. As part of getting my celebrants licence, I ...more

This is a guest contribution from Adam Costa and Darcie Connell. Whew. It’s been a busy day. It started off by creating three video lessons for a new course for 10xtoday.com. After that, I edited and revised the introduction to our new book which will be launching next month, and ...more

If the first most important thing you’ll ever do as an entrepreneur is just start (and keep starting!) the second most important thing you can do is to not give up. Not give up when the going gets tough, not give up when you feel as though you can’t go ...more

This is a guest contribution from Victor Ijidola When readers find your content helpful and interesting, they get glued to it, read more of your posts, share them, leave comments, join your email list or even buy whatever you’ve got to sell. In simple English, they convert. But when the other ...more

The end of yet another week – here’s what caught my eye on blogging and social media. I hope they help you! I always feel as though I learned something. How to Win on Facebook: 8 Lessons Learned from Analyzing 1 Billion Posts // Quicksprout Well this was news to ...more

Quite a few years ago now I first stepped into the world of blogging – almost by accident, and certainly when I had plenty of odds stacked against me. A friend emailed me a link to a blog, TallSkinnyKiwi.com, and I clicked over to find out what a blog was, and ...more

This is a guest contribution from Garik Himebaugh. Unless you live in a cave, you’ve probably heard of the 80/20 Principle. It’s been mentioned by productivity experts as well as the likes of entrepreneurs Tim Ferriss and Ramit Sethi. If you do in fact live in a cave, I suggest you ...more

For some bloggers, it isn’t the lack of ideas holding them back, it’s finding the motivation to get them finished. People leave blogs in draft mode for all kinds of reasons – they run out of things to say, they’re not sure how to end the post, they know it ...more