I'd like to run a quick poll in this post that examine the idea of outsourcing. You see more and more I'm talking to bloggers (big and small) and am hearing that they outsource at least some of their blogging activities. Perhaps the most common of these is hiring designers or writers but there are many [...]Post from: Blog Tips at ProBlogger. Do You Outsource Any Part of Your Blogging?

Earlier this month we published a list of 30 bloggers to watch in 2010 that caused a lot of conversation and debate in the comments section of that post. Of course the list of bloggers were simply one persons opinion and fairly much focused around that persons interests so a week later I invited [...]Post from: Blog Tips at ProBlogger. 47 Lists of Bloggers to Watch in 2010 Check them Out!

In this post (a continuation of my Principles of Successful Blogs) series I explore the topic of being relational with readers. Back in 2002 when I stumbled upon my first ever blog I was immediately inspired to start my own blog based on two things that I witnessed in that first blog. It gave the blogger [...]Post from: Blog Tips at ProBlogger. How to Be a More Relational Blogger [Tips for New and Established Bloggers]

A Guest Post by Alexandra Levit from www.newjobnewyou.com I’ve been an author since my early twenties, and a journalist since last year. All forms of writing were not created equal, and I’ve found that writing my blog, Water Cooler Wisdom has had its own set of challenges. However, there are a lot of takeaways for bloggers [...]Post from: Blog Tips at ProBlogger. 5 Things I Learned About Blogging from Being an Author and Journalist

A Guest Post by Johnny B Truant I saw Gary Coleman on TV last night and thought, That guy has to be rich. Everyone knows who he is. But then I realized that Gary's true paid celebrity ended over 20 years ago, and whether he's rich or not today is really a matter of luck and [...]Post from: Blog Tips at ProBlogger. The Blogger's Guide to Becoming rich (Instead of Just Famous)