How to be a successful blogger

Look at the dates on your resulting research quarries before folding that information into what you right. Believe it or not, bloggers make the mistake of writing outdated technical instructions to their readers. Unless the reader is tech savvy he or she won't know, but they will suffer when they go to apply the instructions. It won't work then they become frustrated. When they take the issue to a professional he or she often won't realize the problem early due to there being an outdated code or some similar problem. There usually are technical things in my blogs, but I don't put them in unless I plan to take the time to break them down into tiny "understandable pieces for the reader's can consume it with some understanding of it. I go beyond what the average reader can understand. The information you read about fixing a technical problem you're about to blog about could be out of date. You should check it's date to be sure it's current. If you d

Backlinks, analytics, and site changes  Guest blogging can get you some links to your own blog. But what does Google think about those links? So before I go into writing about which blogs you should make a guest appearance on, and/or whether or not you should host guest bloggers on your own blog lets watch this short video about what Google thinks about guest blogging and what they take into account when deciding whether or not to place any value on those links. Is it worth your time in the long run? Did you find that helpful? I have written a few guest blogs. I've yet to see a couple of recent ones published, but it may be too soon since they were written less than a month ago. Others I've written have been received well and shared by the blogs guests about 75 times on average. I try to guest blog on well know blogs only. Blogs like Hubpages.com , Examiner.com , The Huffington post etc. If someone reads my blog hosted by another blog site, follows up with me on my

Hi folks. This will be the first installment of what will become a complete bloggers guide. Do you like to write? Are you good at it? Can you put your thoughts into words? What is your favorite subject or thing to do? Is it skiing? How about fishing? What do you have a lot of experience in? The hardest thing about blogging is settling upon a subject to write about. Only blog about something you know a lot about. That will make your job a lot easier. Hopefully what you like to talk about is a subject of a universal appeal. Subjects that appeal to a wide-ranging audience tend to get more visits and withstand the test of time. Do you want your blog to generate revenue? Are you planning to make a living at blogging, or just want your own little cubbyhole online to hang out with people of similar interests? You can have both just so you know. The difference is a larger learning curve and lots more work. Monetizing a blog is not simple or easy. But that will be a discussion we will