Whether you’re struggling to cross the $10/month mark or you’re earning a full-time living from your site, nearly all of us want more income. If you haven’t already ventured into the world of low content publishing, it’s something worth considering to increase – and DIVERSIFY – your blogging income. What is a Low Content Product? […]
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In the 10+ years we’ve each been self-employed, David and I have built, owned, managed, and sold dozens of profitable blogs. At this point, it’s pretty rare for either of us to have a flop – and if we do, it’s usually more of a “not worth our time” than a “not worth anybody’s time”
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Blogging can be tough. There, I said it. While it’s true that starting a blog can be the best decision you’ll ever make, it can also be quite a challenge, especially during the first year. You spend tons of time writing these amazing articles, then nobody comes to your site to appreciate them. It’s frustrating.
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It’s January, and you know what that means. Everywhere you look, people are making resolutions and setting goals and talking about all the great things they’re going to do this year. Unfortunately, most people will fall far short of the goals they set. Too many people set themselves up for failure before they ever begin,
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Everybody who knows anything about Pinterest marketing knows that joining group boards can have an enormous impact on your total reach. After all, when’s the last time you saw an account getting any serious Pinterest love without belonging to some high-quality group boards? The trouble with group boards is that getting ON them can be
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One of the strangest truths about self-employment is that people who have been successful in school and jobs often have a difficult transitionto a more entrepreneurial lifestyle. Many give up before they ever get any traction. Meanwhile, I’ve seen plenty of dropouts, job hoppers, and former C-students building huge blogs, racking up clients, and enjoying
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