CategoryPro Blogging News

It’s been months since programs like PayPerPost and ReviewMe launched – offering bloggers money to review products, sites and services. In that time there’s been a lot of controversy around the ethics of paid reviews and whether disclosure should be compulsory or not. I don’t really want to get into ...more

Lorelle’s put together another WP plugin round up – this time it’s WP Plugins for Multiple Blogger Blogs A little fun here at dfinitive with blogger look-a-likes – check out who Julian thinks I look like (I’ve been told that before – although not usually when I’m wearing that outfit). ...more

In two weeks time I’m heading to Washington DC to speak to 400 internet marketers about blogging and I’m both excited and a little daunted by the prospect. The excitement is largely around the opportunity to meet new people doing things in related fields to mine (both co-speakers and attendees). ...more

Richard at Read Write Web posts of his decision to let his blog be translated into Chinese by YeeYan. I’ve been getting quite a few emails lately from bloggers wanting to translate ProBlogger in similar deals – I’m sure we’ll see more and more of this in the year ahead. ...more

Daniel at Daily Blog Tips is doing a novel interview series at the moment called ‘Bloggers Face-Off’ where he asks two bloggers the same set of questions and puts them side by side. I’m featured in the first one along side my virtual twin co-speaker at Elite Retreat Jeremy Schoemaker. ...more

There are lots of good posting being written in the blogging space at the moment – here’s 10 that caught my eye over the last couple of days. Philip Liu writes a piece with 17 factors that he’d consider when determining the value of a blog in his post How ...more

Two days ago I had a nice little surprise when I opened my inbox. I got a sneak peak at a blogging conference that is running for the first time later this year. Interestingly enough its being run by and featuring a group of bloggers that I know well and ...more

Time for a little weekend diversion…. Anyone who has started a WordPress blog will probably be familiar with Mr WordPress. He’s the guy who makes your first comment by default so that you know what a comment is. Very considerate of him really. His comment looks like this: Today I ...more

Yesterday when I called for reader submissions for a speedlinking post I had an inkling that I’d wake up to quite a few emails with links in them and my suspicions were correct – 47 in all. What has been submitted covers a broad spectrum of topics -some of it ...more