Charles Darwin’s 12 Rules of Blogging Survival
30th of November 2011 Guest Blogger 0 Comments

Charles Darwin’s 12 Rules of Blogging Survival

This guest post is by Tom Treanor of the Business Blogging Telesummit. Blog readers have a myriad of reading options for almost every topic you can think of. In fact, within your niche, potential customers may be enjoying blog posts written by your competitors while they ignore your blog like ...more
Miscellaneous Blog Tips
5 Ways I Kill Two Birds With One Stone and Generate Ideas for Blog Posts
30th of November 2011 Darren Rowse 0 Comments

5 Ways I Kill Two Birds With One Stone and Generate Ideas for Blog Posts

I love making the one piece of work pay off multiple times. One of the ways I do this is by turning other activities that I do into blog posts. Here’s five ways I’ve done it recently. 1. Live streaming video sessions If I find myself with a spare half ...more
Writing Content
5 Ways to Never Run Out of Blog Post Ideas
29th of November 2011 Guest Blogger 0 Comments

5 Ways to Never Run Out of Blog Post Ideas

This guest post is by Katy Farber of Non-Toxic Kids. When I started Non-Toxic Kids four years ago, I had no idea I would never run out of things to write about. In all those four years of posting between three and seven times I week, I never struggled for ...more
Writing Content
The Secret Ingredient to a Successful Blog
21st of November 2011 Guest Blogger 0 Comments

The Secret Ingredient to a Successful Blog

This guest post is written by Ava Jae of Writability. If you’ve been blogging for any amount of time, you’ve heard that content is king. You’ve been told that everything else—design, SEO, in and outbound links—those things are a bonus, but the real thing you need to focus on is ...more
Miscellaneous Blog Tips
3 Secrets to Not Getting Discouraged as a Blogger
19th of November 2011 Guest Blogger 0 Comments

3 Secrets to Not Getting Discouraged as a Blogger

This is a guest post by Jeff Goins of Goinswriter.com. The other night, I was catching up with a writer friend who is taking his first steps towards becoming a professional blogger. He was frustrated and upset, wanting to quit. Listening to him, I realized something: writing is discouraging work. ...more
Writing Content
Why Submit Your Best Posts as Guest Posts?
14th of November 2011 Guest Blogger 0 Comments

Why Submit Your Best Posts as Guest Posts?

This guest post is by Aman Basanti of ageofmarketing.com. If you have been in the blogging game for any number of months, you already know about the power of guest blogging in generating traffic and exposure to your blog. Yet there are new bloggers out there who hear about the ...more
Blog Promotion
Finding Your Posting Rhythm [Part 2]
26th of October 2008 Darren Rowse 0 Comments

Finding Your Posting Rhythm [Part 2]

Yesterday I suggested 4 tips for helping bloggers to find their posting rhythm: There is no Right Posting Level Start out Slow and Work Your Way Up Monitor Your Readerships Response to Your Posting Levels Consistency is Important Today I want to share 4 more tips on posting workflows. 5. ...more
Writing Content
When to Publish Blog Posts – Timing Considerations
15th of September 2008 Darren Rowse 0 Comments

When to Publish Blog Posts – Timing Considerations

Over the last few weeks we’ve been looking at important times to pause in the writing and publishing of a post. Each of these stages in the development of a blog post can contribute to whether a post makes it big around the web or not. Today we’re considering the ...more
Featured Posts
How to Polish Posts: Individual Blog Post Design
9th of September 2008 Darren Rowse 0 Comments

How to Polish Posts: Individual Blog Post Design

Much is written about how to ‘design blogs’ (as a whole) but another element of ‘blog design’ that I think is just as important, yet not written about much, is the design of individual blog posts. How blog posts ‘look’ is so important. I’ve seen the power of ‘polishing’ posts ...more
Blog Design