Let me start by saying that this post is not about ‘how to get comments on your blog’.

When people think about making money with a blog, they tend to think about things like AdSense and affiliate links.

You’re slaved over your post - crafting titles, opening lines, adding depth, designing the post to be eye catching and more - you select the perfect time for your post to go live and hit ‘publish

Blogging is as varied in its applications as using the telephone or taking a picture. The tool doesn’t predict the output.

The Outpost Strategy - the simple plan is to locate the various places and ways you can point out your blog across the web.

The "build great content" advice is clearly overused, but for good reason - great content attracts great links and the invaluable attention of the Linkerati. The only problem is...

Finding the ideal working habits that will allow me to write as consistently as possible is always something I’m exploring as a writer.

Too many bloggers simply talk in theoretical terms and don’t ground what they are talking about in reality.

Sometimes, you’ve got an hour or two free – but you don’t feel like writing. All the advice in the world on becoming inspired or getting self-disciplined just isn’t helping you.

What if I told you that there’s a way to make money as a result of your blog where you don’t need to have a single ad on your blog, where you don’t have to run any affiliate programs and where y

Let me say that the following Call to Action Tips come out of my own experience of experimenting with this type of thing.

Popular blog search engine Technorati says that there are 175,000 new blogs born everyday and it is currently tracking 112.8 million blogs.

So how does one craft an opening line to a post that effectively engages readers and stimulates enough interest to get them to read your blog post?

As any expert on web publishing will tell you, the single most important thing you have to do to build a new blog is to post regular content. I was failing miserably.

You’re writing and podcasting and videoblogging your face off and it’s starting to feel like no one’s paying attention.

List posts are ubiquitous – and hugely popular – in the blogosphere. As bloggers, we love them because they’re fun and straight-forward to write, and they do well on social media.

Choosing the right topic to write about on your blog is vital if you want to write a post that engages your reader.

How long do you need to write?

Stuck for something to write about on your blog?

There has been a lot of talk lately about the changing face of the blogging landscape.