The 25th July is tomorrow and at our place we’ve invited a group of friends over for a Christmas in July dinner (we do it as an annual thing and exchange gifts and do a full Christmas dinner).
On the spur of the moment today I thought it might be fun to extend the ‘festivities’ to ProBlogger and offer you – our wonderful community – a little gift to celebrate the ‘season’.
For the next week I’m offering 25% off the 31 Days to Build a Better Blog eBook/workbook. To get it just use this discount code in the shopping cart.
chrisjuly25
It will give you 25% off the workbook bringing it down to $14.95 (under 50 cents per day over the 31 days) for some great teaching and activities to improve your blog. Each day in the 31 days gives you a little bit of teaching and a practical and tangible activity for you to do that day to improve your blog.
Get full details of what the workbook includes here OR add it straight to your cart where you can apply the above discount code by hitting the button below.
I hope you find the workbook to be useful and join the many thousands of bloggers who’ve worked through it already in improving their blogs.
PS: I’m doing the same 25% discount on our 3 best selling photography eBooks over at Digital Photography School – check them out and use the same discount code here.
Darren,
A great way to extend the festivities to your readers.
Have a great Christmas in July dinner!
Kindest,
Nabeel
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Really great deal. I think I know what I’m getting myself for Christmas in July.
great deal!!! Thanks!!!! I need some more help with this bloggin business. :)
good deal for your followers :-)
I bought the book, 31 Days to Building a Better Blog, over a month ago, intending to walk through it as I launched a new site for writers seeking publication and revamped my personal site to promote my thriller novels. Then along came the SITS crew who organized a collective challenge for their diverse group of women bloggers, so I joined forces.
I’ve been studying the topic of building traffic, and it’s only day six of the challenge, but I’ve already encountered several specific recommendations that I haven’t heard elsewhere. The challenge takes time away from everything else I need to accomplish, so I wouldn’t bother, if it weren’t worthwhile.
My thanks to Mr. Darren Rowse for the book, 31 Days to Building a Better Blog. I readily recommend it to anyone who has specific ambitions for his blog and is willing to put forth the effort to see it succeed.
Take care.
That’s great! I’ve meant to purchase this book and it looks like now is a perfect time to do so.
Thank you!
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I’ve heard so many great reviews from others about this book that I’ve been meaning to get a copy. I think today would be a good time, appreciate the discount, Darren. :)
Christmas in July! I like it!
Nice discount thank you, I’m sure it’s a great eBook! :)
LOL
Well 25 July is my birthday – does this make me a christmas baby?
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Thank you for this! I’ve been going through the workbook with The SITS Girls and it’s an amazing experience. I heartily recommend everyone gather a group of bloggers together for support doing this challenge. It’s amazing!
At exchange rate that’s only £10 in the UK – bargain. Looking forward to implementing on my partners business blog and then my hobby ones
I purchased the blog book but never received an email confirmation. I do, however, have a transaction id. Darren, please contact me.
Christmast in July? Never heard of it and I think you got skill on promotion.
I’ve been studying the topic of building traffic, & it’s only day three of the challenge, but I’ve already encountered several specific recommendations that I haven’t heard elsewhere. The challenge takes time away from everything else I need to accomplish, so I wouldn’t bother, if it weren’t worthwhile.
My thanks to Mr. Darren Rowse for the book, 31 Days to Building a Better Weblog. I readily recommend it to someone who has specific ambitions for his weblog & is willing to put forth the hard work to see it succeed.
Take care.
I’ve been studying the topic of building traffic, and it’s only day four of the challenge, but I’ve already encountered several specific recommendations that I haven’t heard elsewhere. The challenge takes time away from everything else I need to accomplish, so I wouldn’t bother, if it weren’t worthwhile.
My thanks to Mr. Darren Rowse for the book, 31 Days to Building a Better Weblog. I readily recommend it to someone who has specific ambitions for his weblog and is willing to put forth the work to see it succeed.
ok, I’m waiting for a 50 percent discount. maybe in the new year, lol