Blogging for Profit: Creating Content That Pulls People In
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Blogging for Profit posts focus on how to build traffic, revenues and community involvement with one or multiple blogs.
In this section, you’ll find posts on blogging best practices, choosing effective blog titles, search engine optimizing blog posts, creating revenue with online advertising, blog design best practices, and much more.
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Bob Bly shares 30 years of copywriting and internet marketing strategy experience … Continue Reading »
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Jennifer Harnetty is the managing editor of CeramicArtsDaily.org, an online community serving active potters and ceramic artists worldwide … Continue Reading »
Lewis Howes turned a career ending football injury into a success blogging and speaking career … Continue Reading »
Insight from Kathleen Cubley, Editor of Knitting Daily … Continue Reading »
HealthCareSuccess.com – Stewart Gandolf shares years of real-world marketing experience … Continue Reading »
Lessons on blogging from Judy Doherty of FoodAndHealth.com
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Praveen Kumar shares his culture through food at AwesomeCuisine.com
Praveen Kumar started out as a web designer in 2000 and then moved in to SEO in 2004. After which, he worked with some of the top dot-com companies in India. Kumar had always wanted to be a chef but since that didn’t happen, he turned her passion for good food into a website where he could share delicious Indian recipes with everyone at AwesomeCuisine.com.
Kumar also enjoys writing poetry, and began writing online at PoetryOfLife.com. It doesn’t end there, as he also owns a dot-com company providing SEO services and design consulting while trying to be a full-time entrepreneur. … Continue Reading »
Where does your content originate?
Here is our editorial strategy for reusing, recycling, and repurposing content over multiple platforms
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Do you know how to blog but hesitate to call yourself a blogger?
Knowing how to blog seems to fly in the face of a time-honored tradition in newsletter, magazine and book publishing of working within an organization that controls whether your work gets published. … Continue Reading »
How to start blogging for profit by transforming from publisher to blogger and vice versa
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Online publishing success begins with being an enthusiastic expert on your topic
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How to get publicity for your website by submitting content to Google News
Google News aggregates headlines from more than 4,500 English-language news sources worldwide, groups similar stories together and displays them according to each reader’s personalized interests. … Continue Reading »
How to develop an efficient post frequency and even increase production without raising a finger…
How often should you blog? In many cases, the answer to this question depends on how much content you have, and the amount of resources you have available to fill the need of your audience. … Continue Reading »
Choosing the right keywords for your online content with Google’s AdWords Keyword Tool … Continue Reading »
Know your blogging competitors and figure out what they’ve got that you don’t
Brodeur recently conducted a “Survey of Beat Reporters on Social Media , and the Blogosphere”. The survey focused on which blog and news sites that reporters and journalists use regularly.
This is important to us as publishers because it would be smart to know who our competition is in the field so that we can follow their lead, editorially. The consensus of the survey showed that journalists and reporters read web-grown blogs more often than those of traditional newspapers and magazines. However, in some cases, they considered blogs from sites based on traditional print media more credible. … Continue Reading »