This is a guest post by Stephan Wiedner from Noomii.com.
Everybody is familiar with Jack Canfield’s famous series of Chicken Soup books full of heart-warming success stories.
My personal favorite Jack Canfield book is “The Success Principles: How to Get From Where You Are to Where You Want to Be“.
Like most self-help books, there is a lot of information and I’ve forgotten most of it except for the 4 gems that have stuck with me for the last four or five years, and are applicable to blogging success.
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This is a guest post by Michael Chibuzor from CouponTriumph.com.
What qualities makes a good headline? This post will show you.
Headline is very important and can’t be neglected if you must succeed online. In the internet marketing world, your target prospects are not were you are, they can’t see you except you have your photo. But that does not make any difference because you can clone one (please don’t do that). Lol!
Headlines have soul, spirit and body and you should endeavor to master the lyrics behind a great one. If you do it well, you may as well write your own paycheck. The qualities you have is what makes up your intrinsic nature. It’s not how much deposited in the bank, your assets. No, it’s your worth in terms of good conduct, values and relationship with others.
In this interesting post, I want to share with you the 4 important qualities for writing a good headline. The idea here can be applied to your blog posts, email copies, sales copy, advertising campaigns, AdWords and banner advertising. If you want to make money with niche blogs, you need to write good titles.
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This is a guest post by Devesh from Blokube.com.
Getting traffic to any blog is one of the easiest things, all it takes – hard work and patience. Many bloggers build a beautiful website, write lots of high quality content on it but just can’t get traffic to it.
I’ve been blogging from almost 2 years now and as a blogger, traffic is an essential ingredient to your success, it is what can makes your blog successful.
In this post, I’m going to share all the techniques/tactics that I used to get traffic for my blog in my blogging career…
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This is a guest post by Ben from iBlogPlanet.com.
I’ve been internet marketing for many years, and in the last few months have hopped into the offline market.
Now, what offline market, you may ask. I’m talking about helping businesses increase their visibility through SEO, social media marketing, and so forth.
It’s a very lucrative market, and one I strongly recommend if you feel you have enough experience to offer your skills to businesses. It’s a win-win for all.
Alright, let’s get into more detail.
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This is a guest post by Jeevan Jacob John from TechPupil.com.
One long and valuable comment is always better than 100 short and useless comments.
Comments are the life blood of a blog. They add more value and information to the article that you write. People have always placed importance on the number of comments (rather than the quality and length of each comment). The blogging world has always talked about getting more comments (the length and value of it didn’t really matter at all).
We, bloggers have used many different techniques to get more comments for our articles (Commentluv, Keywordluv are all examples of techniques that have already been used, a hundred times). That’s why these techniques aren’t so “good” now (so, we need to improve. We need to do more to get more comments).
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Do You Get Long And Valuable Comments?
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This is a guest post by Jeevan Jacob John from TechPupil.com.
One long and valuable comment is always better than 100 short and useless comments.
Comments are the life blood of a blog. They add more value and information to the article that you write. People have always placed importance on the number of comments (rather than the quality and length of each comment). The blogging world has always talked about getting more comments (the length and value of it didn’t really matter at all).
We, bloggers have used many different techniques to get more comments for our articles (Commentluv, Keywordluv are all examples of techniques that have already been used, a hundred times). That’s why these techniques aren’t so “good” now (so, we need to improve. We need to do more to get more comments).
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