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Your Biggest Moneymaker? Reputation!
This article is guest posted by Melvin from MelvinBlog.com
Many bloggers are notorious for doing things at the wrong time. May it be trying to cash out too quick, or trying to do too much. I said “wrong time” because most bloggers follow the established bloggers too much that they tend to imitate what the latter is doing. I’m not saying its wrong but it’s not good because established bloggers have one thing we may not have yet (or Carl only does have here) and that is good reputation
A Blog Is a Good Reputation Management Tool
Contrary on what it used to be before, a blog is a useful tool for carving out one’s reputation. I know first time bloggers start blogging primarily because of money and I can’t blame them for that. But one underrated thing is that it brings a lot of good things more than just the money thing. Blogging
Click here to continue reading8 Ways To Get Your Job Done And Still Enjoy Your Day
One of the questions I get asked most of the time is…
“How do you do it? You’ve got school, friends, (girls?) + this huge business thingy. How do you do it?”
Before I start blabbing about the “ceremonies” and “chants” that I do that help me handle all those stuff, I’d like to tell you upfront that…
I AM THE WORST TIME MANAGER EVER.
Goofyness aside, I am. I am always late at almost all stuff + I keep forgetting things (Heck, there was once a time that I asked my dad where my iPhone was and it was just in my hands!)
Here’s The Secret…
That was kinda cheesy, but here’s how I do it…
(Some are from personal experience and some are those stuff that really, has worked from the start.)
1. Get Into A “Spell”
This is probably the hardest part to do for me back then. Sounds very simple, but very hard to do.
The
Click here to continue reading3 Simple Tips To Make The Most Of Unproductive Days In Blogging
This article is guest posted by R Kumar.
Are you tired of writing a post a day for your blog? Do you sometimes feel down and out? Do you feel like not writing any post on some days?
You are not the only one if you answered any of the above questions in “Yes”. Blogging can be a de-motivator many a times, especially if you do not have enough traffic or, you have just started out on your blogging journey.
A study says that 98% of people, who were successful in what they did, succeeded just because they were persistent. 95% of the people who failed in their objective were much qualified and skilled that their counterparts who succeeded. So what is the mantra to success – It is ‘Persistence’.
I can hear you groan and can also see that sarcastic look of yours. You are feeling as if I am preaching like one
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This article is guest posted by Glen.
There are over 120,000,000 blogs (that’s 120 million) and thousands of new ones created every day, making it increasingly different to stand out from the crowd and having your online voice heard. Blogging has literally taken the world by storm over the last few years, meaning that everyone seems to have become a writer and most major industries are literally crammed full with bloggers.
You can’t change how many fellow bloggers there are out there, but you can still work to get your voice heard and make a real name for yourself. And, in this post, I want to look at five ways you can do just that.
1. Switch Up The Post Style
You’ll find that in most blog niche’s out there, there is a certain post style that bloggers tend to adopt. For example, in the make money online niche you see many bloggers write
Click here to continue readingWEIRD – Interview With The Bond… Paper
First of, I had a hard time putting this thing up. It’s a BIG video and took me an hour to upload on Youtube. Unknowingly they’d delete it after because it’s more than 10 minutes long. So yeah I screwed.
Second, the quality is not that cool because I’m using the built in 1.3 megapixels webcam of my Vaio – not cool (compared to those sweet HD’s) but OK.
Third, I like this interview personally. I did the interview with trusty bondpaper, goofed off around a “bit” and gave some good stuff (I can’t quite decide if this video is about me goofing off or answering interview questions)
I’m pretty sure you’ll like it nonetheless…
9 Things To Do With A New Blog
This article is guest posted by DJ who teaches people How to Make Money Online
There are thousands of blogs created every day, and while you may not be planning to create a new one soon, somebody out there certainly is. With this statistic in mind, shouldn’t there be a checklist that new bloggers can go through to make sure they have all their bases covered?
That’s exactly what I want to create with this post, and of course with your participation in the comments, so hopefully we can help build an excellent resource.
1. Optimise Your Permalinks
The permalink options for Wordpress can be found by going to Settings >> Permalinks. Basically, this is the formatting that your URL’s will take on. There are lots of different options for this, but personally I like to keep the most optimised format and in the ‘custom’ field enter:
/%postname%/
Additionally, you can change the ‘base’ name for
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Carl Ocab is one of the most successful teenage bloggers on the net. But remarkably, Carl was just 13 years old when he rose to fame with his hugely popular “make money online” website: www.carlocab.com
Hi, my name is Carl Ocab or as many call me, the “Kidblogger”. I’m a 16-year old kid from the beautiful archipelago Philippines.