This guest post is by Henneke Duistermaat of Enchanting Marketing. You’re smart. You got drive. You’re blogging, and blogging, and blogging. You’re producing good content. But somehow your efforts are not rewarded. Your enthusiasm for checking your traffic stats is gone. Because the trickle of traffic makes you feel down, ...more

It’s that time of year: we’re all setting goals and making plans for the next twelve months (if we haven’t already!). And the blogosphere is a great place to get inspiration for setting and meeting those goals… That time of year… Many of our favorite blogs have published posts that ...more

I don’t know whether it’s a coincidence, but as we near the end of the year, there seem to be a few bloggers talking about what you should do if a past passion no longer inspires you, or your next big idea’s already been done. Now is a good time ...more

This guest post is by Stephan Spencer of The Art of SEO. Former mortgage broker and digital information business expert, Susan Lassiter-Lyons built her business online, and grew it to a six-figure income in only seven months. She attributes her amazing success to a simple framework she developed and perfected ...more

This guest post is by Aidan Huang of Onextrapixel.com. It invariably happens to everyone who starts a successful blog: the blogger sits down to write, but runs smack into a stretch of writer’s block. He thinks, “When I started this blog is was meant to be fun, but now it ...more

This guest post is by Stephen Pepper of Youth Workin’ It Why should Bill Gates have all the fun?—Al Andrews There are all sorts of reasons you may own a blog—to enhance your business site, to share ideas, to earn an income, or perhaps you just enjoy writing. Imagine the impact ...more

Stephen Pepper is insurance administrator by day, youth worker and blogger by night. He and his wife run Youth Workin’ It, a not-for-profit site that provides consultancy and services for youth workers and organizations worldwide. This includes blogging 6 days a week about youth work. As part of our Blogging ...more

Kimberly Gauthier has been running online pet magazine Keep the Tail Wagging since 2012. As part of our Blogging the Festive Season series, we asked a few questions about how she’s squaring up for her first festive season on the blog. You started Keep the Tail Wagging on January 1, ...more

This guest post is by Chiara Mazzucco of TheIndieChicks.com. There are hundreds of thousands of articles written on being a successful blogger and driving traffic to your website or blog . Bleh. You can sit down and read each one, leading you to write your first blog post in about ...more