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November 2002 : I started my first personal blog almost nine years ago, without even the faintest suspicion that it’d be anything more than a hobby. The goal of being a full time blogger grew. December 2004 : We made a decision that things were at a level I could go full-time as a blogger. Blogging: from hobby to job.
As I prepared for a recent mini ProBlogger event event in Perth, I created a little list of some of the ‘dos and don’ts’ of blogging that I wish I’d known back in 2002 when I started. Do think beyond what you’ll write today – develop an editorial calendar. Do push through bloggers block. Do use social proof.
Blogger Apps for Smartphone and Tablet. One of the biggest changes that has happened in my blogging since I began back in 2002 is the technology I use. I started on Blogger and everything that went on my blog was written directly into it. Links and Resources on Smartphone and Tablet Apps for Bloggers. Wunderlist.
The only downfall is finding the time to push out quality content, I plan my posts in advance using an editorial calendar and will sometimes write 4-5 posts in one day around my work schedule. Target bloggers in a similar niche to you. Planning is key! I find Twitter too fast paced and comments on blogs restrictive.
Today, I want to answer a question almost every blogger asks when they start blogging: How many posts should I have live before I launch my blog? In fact, it’s a question that all of us, bloggers, at one point or another ask ourselves, particularly when we’re starting our blog. We’re teaching for bloggers and for online entrepreneurs.
In this post I want to walk you through the basics of how to start a blog, and while I do, I want to answer some of the basic technical questions that many pre-bloggers need to answer to get their first blog up and running. of new bloggers a theme that you tweak is the way to go. How to Start a Blog.
My name is Darren Rowse and I’m the blogger behind problogger.com – a blog, podcast, event, job board, and a series of ebooks all designed to help you as a blogger to start a great blog, to grow your audience, and to build some profit around that blog. I think there was around 1800 financial bloggers, real estate bloggers there.
My name is Darren Rowse and I’m the blogger behind problogger.com. When I started as a blogger back in 2009, he was one of those guys that I wanted to be when I grow up. Most bloggers, when they start out, kind of instinctively know that they need to create content. I started blogging in 2002. It’s really ugly.
One of the things that I’ve noticed since 2002 is that my incoming email has just exponentially grown almost every year on year on year to the point where literally thousands of emails come into my business every week. For editorial requests, advertising requests, technical bugs, customer service.
Email is a challenge for most of us – whether we’re bloggers or not. One of the things that I’ve noticed since 2002 is that my incoming email has just exponentially grown almost every year on year on year to the point where literally thousands of emails come into my business every week.
It highlights my journey as a blogger and areas where you can evolve your own blog and online business. Spend time with other bloggers, online creators, and entrepreneurs to workshop your blog and business. Jeff Goins will present this year’s keynote titled, Finding Your Voice as a Blogger.
When I was looking back at some screenshots of my very first blog from 2002, recently, I was amazed by how boring it looked. I looked back the other day at my first blog and some screenshots of it from 2002 and I was amazed at how boring it looked. Expand to view full transcript. Compress to smaller transcript view. It’s coming.
When I was looking back at some screenshots of my very first blog from 2002, recently, I was amazed by how boring it looked. I looked back the other day at my first blog and some screenshots of it from 2002 and I was amazed at how boring it looked. Expand to view full transcript. Compress to smaller transcript view. It’s coming.
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