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How to Speed Up the Blog Writing Process [My Method]
22nd of November 2013 Darren Rowse 0 Comments

How to Speed Up the Blog Writing Process [My Method]

Earlier today I was asked for tips on how to speed up the writing process when writing longer posts. I don’t know that I have an answer that will help everyone with that one as I think it partly comes down to personal style, experience level and skill – but ...more
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15th of November 2013 Darren Rowse 0 Comments

What My Wife Has Taught Me About Blogging After Just 3 Months

Next week marks the 3 month anniversary of Vanessa (my wife) starting her first blog at Style and Shenanigans. It’s been a fascinating process to watch her plan, launch and grow her blog. Some might imagine that being married to ‘the ProBlogger’ means she’s constantly being told what to do ...more
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Five Lessons Any Blogger Can Learn from Organized Crime
13th of November 2013 Guest Blogger 0 Comments

Five Lessons Any Blogger Can Learn from Organized Crime

This is a guest contribution from Steven Gomez. Crime in America has many names. There is the Mafia, the Mob, the National Crime Syndicate, or “La Costa Nostra” – Italian for “This Thing of Ours.” In addition to the colorful names and faces are the larger-than-life personalities that turned crime in ...more
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Inspire, Interact & Inform to  Create Thought Leadership in Your Niche
7th of November 2013 Guest Blogger 0 Comments

Inspire, Interact & Inform to Create Thought Leadership in Your Niche

This is a guest contribution from Will, a young entrepreneur slash marketer. We can all agree that the most popular blogs have a few things in common – they all inspire, interact with and inform their readers. As Darren has discussed before, these three pillars should form the foundation for your ...more
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Behind the Scenes – My Low Tech Editorial Schedule
18th of October 2013 Darren Rowse 0 Comments

Behind the Scenes – My Low Tech Editorial Schedule

How do you organise and plan your posts? Do you have an editorial calendar? I like to keep things fairly informal but do use a spreadsheet to help me keep more organised than I used to. Here’s how it looks for dPS: The left two columns are my blog posts. ...more
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When Not Completing Things Might Be Good For Your Blog
16th of October 2013 Darren Rowse 0 Comments

When Not Completing Things Might Be Good For Your Blog

I’ve had a big mind-shift in my blogging, since I started 10 years ago… and I barely noticed that it happened. I’ve gone from being someone who completed things to becoming someone who never quite completes things…. but in a good way. Let me explain. When I first started blogging ...more
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7 Ways to Stay Inspired and Avoid Bloggers Burn Out
1st of October 2013 Darren Rowse 0 Comments

7 Ways to Stay Inspired and Avoid Bloggers Burn Out

What do you do to avoid blogger burnout? How do you stay inspired? Monique Frausto asked the above question on Twitter late last week and because it was a bit too big of a topic to tackle in 140 characters, I thought I’d jot a few random thoughts down here. ...more
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DISCUSS: What Was Your Most Popular Post in the Last Month and Why Did It Succeed?
19th of September 2013 Darren Rowse 0 Comments

DISCUSS: What Was Your Most Popular Post in the Last Month and Why Did It Succeed?

At our ProBlogger Training Event last Friday I had a great conversation with 3 attendees during a lunch break where we each shared a post on our blogs over the last month that gained more visitors and/or comments than normal. We had to say what the post was about and ...more
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3 Varieties of Bloggers Block I’ve Suffered From [And What I Did About Them]
6th of September 2013 Darren Rowse 0 Comments

3 Varieties of Bloggers Block I’ve Suffered From [And What I Did About Them]

Where do you get ‘stuck’ in your blog writing? Today – in preparation for my opening keynote for next weeks ProBlogger Training Event – I was reflecting upon some of the obstacles I’ve faced in my blogging over the years. One of the recurring obstacles that I’ve tackled at different ...more
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