Professional blogging is easy, so easy that even the not so computer savvy can do it and do it well. This is why so many people find themselves becoming more and more attracted to the prospect of it, not only because of its simplicity, but also because of the money that lies in the potential of becoming a blogger. Most bloggers expect everything to happen all at once. Most bloggers become discouraged because nothing seems to be happening quickly enough or they don’t have enough people tracking their site. Most bloggers do not realize that a part of blogging is having that motivation to steadily continue. For the bloggers who are just starting out, it may seem like a long arduous road, but the end result can be very rewarding. Just be sure you know what you’re doing and also be sure that you know what you shouldn’t be doing. Keep Reading →
If you’ve been around long enough, you’re probably just like many of us who found out that the problems you’re having is like everyone else. That’s because while you’re figuring out how to overcome a barrier to get to the next, your time can mean the difference between accomplish and undone.
That brings to mind purpose now doesn’t it? Do you remember when you were asked what you like to blog about in the beginning? During the brainstorming process you’re not told to solve problems instead you’re told to find your passion. Keep Reading →
There are so many things that go into producing a truly successful blog. You want quality inbound links, lots of traffic, low bounce rate (depending on the type of blog) and you want conversions. All of these things are positive. When considering your Alexa ranking and Google page ranking, many additional factors come into play, and one of them is average time on site. In other words, how long are people sticking around? Does it matter to you?
For some bloggers, average time on site doesn’t mean anything. But here’s the simple truth: the longer a visitor stays, the more likely they are to see what you want them to see, such as a subscription box or an affiliate product advertisement. And increased average time on site is a factor in your blog’s overall quality. Keep Reading →
As a new blogger are you finding it hard to prioritize? Well, I’ve been there and done that and I am still working on it, but one thing is for sure, the best thing you can do for yourself is take care of your own blog first, before you go out commenting and socializing on other blogs.
Here are 8 ways you can succeed while prioritizing your blogging duties.
#1 Take care of your own store front (blog) first. When your blog is new, you should be focusing on writing the best content that you can. Don’t worry about visiting other people and socializing. That will come later. Keep Reading →
Last week Tia Petersen wrote a really good post here at TechnShare titled ‘8 Useful tips for putting your blog on auto-pilot’ and in it she talked briefly about social bookmarking. I read a lot about social bookmarking, hell I even write about it from time to time, but something that is nigh explained is the fundamentals of, well everything really – but more specific to this post, the fundamentals of Social Bookmarking.
I think understanding how something works is an integral cog in the wheels that drive you to success – and you cannot even think to have a modicum of it if you honestly don’t understand the processes behind whatever it is you are doing. So with this in mind, let’s look at Social Bookmarking from a bare knuckled, blogging point of view and discuss what it is exactly, and why it is that bloggers especially like talking about it so much.
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I am sure you are most interested to find out exactly what is it and at most, I am sure most of the majority reading this right now would ramble across their mind about what they personally won’t do to make money online. During my course of making money online, I have come across various agendas that I ultimately will not do to profit from. However, as I come to realize, these are efficiently what others have done and they have used it make so much more than I could have imagined myself doing so. Keep Reading →
To update those of you who are new to Technshare, each month I share the exact websites that sent traffic to technshare.
Well July has definitely been a very exciting month for Technshare! I have had a very exciting ride and am extremely happy with the results I have achieved.
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Money-making blogs fall into two main categories: small, very focused niche blogs that generate a decent amount of traffic each, and large, rather broad blogs on popular topics that generate tons of traffic.
Whether you have tons of small blogs or one large blog, the key to turning a profit is automation. Automation is found in nearly all types of successful businesses. At some point, in order to be profitable, you have to learn how to systemize some of the less profitable things so you can focus on making deals and ultimately making more money. Keep Reading →
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Is Blogging Meant For Only Intelligent People?
by Abhishek on August 12, 2010 · 25 comments
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Is blogging meant for Intelligent people? Are you intelligent? You might be inspired by successful blogger who have made a handsome living from it. You followed the steps and finally launched your first blog on the internet. But before doing that have you asked a question to yourself, “Am I Intelligent to do blogging?”. As intelligence is required in everything whatever you do. But to make it clear blogging doesn’t need only intelligent people. Blogging needs those fellow blogger who are passionate and dedicated to work for their fellow readers giving everything they want not working for themselves.
I am discussing this with you because when I discussed blogging with my friends and wants them to do blogging. The answers I get makes me to write this post. They replied, “We are not intelligent enough to write post, you are intelligent getting 83.2% marks and got admission in good college”. After listening this I makes them several points clear about blogging which I am going to discussed here. Keep Reading →