ProBlogger Blog Tips: Make Money Online

Posted on : August 14, 2008
How to Handle Criticism: a Practical Guide
	As bloggers, each of us has to deal with criticism. Blogging is a very public activity"”almost all of us has the goal of gaining readers to our blogs"”and the more people you reach, the more likely it is that you’ll hear criticisms. “You’re wrong…” “How can you say that? You don’t know what you’re talking [...] Originally at: Blog Tips at ProBlogger How to Handle Criticism: a Practical Guide ...»

An Easy Way to Decrease Your Unsubscribe Rate
	This guest post is by Michael Alexis of WriterViews. Frustrated with unsubscribes on your newsletter? You aren’t alone. Most of the metrics associated with our newsletters are fun to watch. Subscribe rate going up? Cool. Open rate rising? Awesome. Clickthrough rate skyrocketing? Yahoo! So, what is it about unsubscribe rates that is so darn frustrating? [...] Originally at: Blog Tips at ProBlogger An Easy Way to Decrease Your Unsubscribe Rate ...»

If I Were the Blogging Policeâ€¦
	This guest post is by Karol K of ThemeFuse. Is it just me, or do you ever find yourself in a situation when you just want to lock someone up for the things they’re doing either on their own blog or while commenting on other people’s blogs? You know, moments when you wish you were [...] Originally at: Blog Tips at ProBlogger If I Were the Blogging Police… ...»

From Small-time Blogger to Professional Paid Speaker: My Journey
	This guest post is by Marcus Sheridan of The Sale Lion. We're all communicators. That's what we do. Some of us love the feel of pen in hand. Others find joy as the fingers hit the key pad. But for me, the magic is in the communion that occurs in front of a live audience, [...] Originally at: Blog Tips at ProBlogger From Small-time Blogger to Professional Paid Speaker: My Journey ...»

How to Create and Host a Blog Carnival
	This guest post is by Greg McFarlane of Control Your Cash. Everyone has them, except possibly R.L. Stine. I'm referring to those days when you're lacking either the inspiration or the energy to write something fresh and/or inventive. If you can somehow get those days to occur on a regular schedule, say weekly, there's a [...] Originally at: Blog Tips at ProBlogger How to Create and Host a Blog Carnival ...»

What 60% of ProBlogger Readers Donâ€™t Do thatâ€™s Central to My Blogging Success
	A couple of weeks ago I ran a census of ProBlogger readers to help us work out how to serve you better in 2012. Thousands of people participated (thanks to everyone!), so I thought I’d share a few of the results that stood out to me. Some of them are based upon comparisons we made [...] Originally at: Blog Tips at ProBlogger What 60% of ProBlogger Readers Don’t Do that’s Central to My Blogging Success ...»

Why Kissing a Digital Baby is Better than Back-scratching a Super-famous Blogger
	Â This guest post is by Â Shamelle Perera of Better Blogging Ways. By now, it's been engraved into every bloggers mind that relationships are the foundation of building a successful blog. Then, there is this "hush hush" unwritten law, “You should build strong relationships with established pro bloggers or blogosphere influences! Their links are like gold; [...] Originally at: Blog Tips at ProBlogger Why Kissing a Digital Baby is Better than Back-scratching a Super-famous Blogger ...»

Develop Irresistible Content with this 4-Point Formula
	This guest post is by Neil Patel of KISSmetrics. If you want to create blog posts, white papers, and even ebooks that clearly communicate your idea and compel your readers to do whatever you ask,Â you need to use this little formula. It deals with the four different learning abilities people have, but it's also [...] Originally at: Blog Tips at ProBlogger Develop Irresistible Content with this 4-Point Formula ...»

Frustrated by Bloggerâ€™s Block? Try this Exercise!
	Feeling frustrated today about a lack of ideas to write about on your blog? If so, you’re not alone. Here’s another technique that I use to overcome it. A couple of weeks ago I wrote a post here on ProBlogger that gave a tip for fighting blogger’s block. It asked you to identify a problem [...] Originally at: Blog Tips at ProBlogger Frustrated by Blogger’s Block? Try this Exercise! ...»

Build Keyword Density the Right Way
	This guest post is by Bill Achola of SeoArticleWriteService.com. It would be great if the only purpose of your copywriting was to sell your products. Unfortunately your copy often has to serve two purposes: attracting visitors to your site, and then selling to them. Attracting traffic using copy requires using search engine optimizing techniques, and [...] Originally at: Blog Tips at ProBlogger Build Keyword Density the Right Way ...»

The Gong Fu of Blogging
	This guest post is by Michael de Waal-Montgomery of The Monty Mike Times. The word Kung Fu comes from the Chinese word “Gong Fu,” which means “hard work.” Anyone who’s studied Kung Fu knows this name is well deserved. It’s tough going, no matter how good you get. Blogging is also “gong fu” sometimes. On [...] Originally at: Blog Tips at ProBlogger The Gong Fu of Blogging ...»

How Successful Blogging is Just Like Surviving Highschool
	This guest post is by Josh Sarz of Sagoyism. Do you ever feel like it’s high school all over again? I’m talking about blogging. The whole “turn over a new leaf, do something great, do epic stuff, get famous” sense of it all feels like high school. You know that feeling. It’s similar to when [...] Originally at: Blog Tips at ProBlogger How Successful Blogging is Just Like Surviving Highschool ...»

25 Reasons Why Google Hates Your Blog
	This guest post is by Belinda of The Copy Detective. Your blog is a good read. Everyone says so. Although "everyone" is really just people you already know. Like your Mum. So why isn't your blog being found by other people? The millions and millions of people hungrily consuming blog content out there in the [...] Originally at: Blog Tips at ProBlogger 25 Reasons Why Google Hates Your Blog ...»

2 Different Tales of Blog Growth
	“What was ‘the tipping point’ for your blog?” This question is one that I’m regularly asked in interviews, and it is one that is challenging to answer. The assumption behind the question is that there is often some kind of event that pushes a blog into the limelight. The reality is that it’s not always [...] Originally at: Blog Tips at ProBlogger 2 Different Tales of Blog Growth ...»

6 Fatal Symptoms Youâ€™re in the Wrong Niche
	This guest post is by Martyn Chamberlin of Two Hour Blogger. “What should I write about?” It seems such a silly question. Of course you know what to write about! In fact, you could argue it’s even impossible to write about the wrong thing. That’s like ordering the wrong iPod! Whoever heard of such a [...] Originally at: Blog Tips at ProBlogger 6 Fatal Symptoms You’re in the Wrong Niche ...»

10 Ways Multi-blog Authors Can Stay Creative and Generate Great Posts
	This guest post is by Jo Gifford of Cherry Sorbet Creative. Keeping fresh and creative is key to keeping on top of the game when writing different blogs across various sectors, and for various clients. Working with efficient workflows, time management and organization all help to keep that valuable information harnessed to be used when [...] Originally at: Blog Tips at ProBlogger 10 Ways Multi-blog Authors Can Stay Creative and Generate Great Posts ...»

Ramit Sethi Exposed: How He Earns Millions Blogging
	This guest post is by Michael Alexis of WriterViews. In this post, I’m going to show you the exact steps one blogger used to earn over $1 million. Not long ago, I interviewed Ramit Sethi of I Will Teach You To Be Rich. If you're serious about making money blogging, then you need to read [...] Originally at: Blog Tips at ProBlogger Ramit Sethi Exposed: How He Earns Millions Blogging ...»

8 Reasons Why Students Should Blog
	This is a guest blog post by Michael White of Musings of a PR Student. Students should be worried about their job prospects. I am. Competition is rife and the top advertised jobs receive hundreds of applications. Our work experiences are not just being challenged by a surge of candidates, but our very degrees are [...] Originally at: Blog Tips at ProBlogger 8 Reasons Why Students Should Blog ...»

Un-dull Your Blog Posts: Four Fiction Techniques to Try
	This guest post is by Harry Bingham of Writers' Workshop. Most blog posts are dull. They might be well-informed, offer interesting insights, teach useful things"”but they can do all those things and still be dull. Although readers do come to blogs to learn, they are only ever two clicks away from rival offerings, which means [...] Originally at: Blog Tips at ProBlogger Un-dull Your Blog Posts: Four Fiction Techniques to Try ...»

How to Write Irresistible Blog Intros
	This guest post is by Andrea Wren from Butterflyist.com, Did you know that I like to have sex on roller coasters? Yes, there's nothing that does it for me more than wondering if my partner will puke at the point of, um, no return. Okay I'm fibbing. I can't even imagine how difficult big dipper [...] Originally at: Blog Tips at ProBlogger How to Write Irresistible Blog Intros ...»

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