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This is another post in the building blogging relationships series. I remember reading two studies a number of years ago that taught me about the power of positioning in social networks when it comes to relationships. One study did research into who the most well connected, social and relational people ...more

After writing Blogging in Formation – Lessons from a Goose I decided to continue the theme of building blogging relationships with a series of posts on that topic. Here is a central index of the posts I’ve done so far: – Building Blogging Relationships – Attitude – Availability and Accessibility ...more

I had a morning coffee today with a fellow Melbourne blogger, James Farmer who blogs at incorporated subversion. What an interesting and far reaching conversation (well we stuck to blogging – but there was a lot to say) as we discussed everything from Educational Blogging (his main focus), to the ...more

Ever get a feeling someone is talking about you? My mum likes to use the phrase ‘my ears are burning – someone must be talking about me’. One of the interesting things about having a blog or two (or twenty) is that people do talk about you from time to ...more

Monday is a public holiday here in Australia (and New Zealand) – its ANZAC day where we remember the troops that have died over the years from our countries in war. Its a pretty massive holiday here in Australia – getting bigger every year. I’m headed down the coast with ...more

I just got home from a graduation ceremony – my graduation ceremony – I finally finished my Bachelor of Theology and have a piece of paper to prove it. During the ceremony to keep myself awake I started to wonder what a course in Blogging would look like – a ...more

Why is Blogging naturally suited to Exponential growth of earnings using the adsense program? In my previous post I shared some of my story as a blogger who has seen exponential growth in my Adsense earnings over the past 18 months of blogging (the blue graph to the left is ...more

A few of your have emailed to ask where this week’s ProBlogger interview is. Good question friends – and one I’m asking to. Hopefully some of those who I’ve sent questions to will get something back to me shortly and we’ll keep learning from the Pros! Til then you’ll have ...more

Waxy.org things they’ve stumbled upon a new Contextual Ads program from Yahoo for small publishers. They write: ‘Ken Rudman is a product manager at Yahoo-owned Overture, and his blog features contextual Overture ads throughout. His homepage shows the vertical two-ad format, monthly archives show a three-ad horizontal format, and individual ...more