Robyn Tippins has just posted a short podcast interview with me talking about blogging, now I got into it, how I transitioned into doing it for a living, how PR and marketing people should pitch bloggers, things I’d do differently and a few tips on blogging and monetization etc. Listen to it at Robyn’s blog Practical Blogging.
My name is Darren Rowse and I’m a full time Blogger making a living from this new and dynamic medium from blogs like Digital Photography School and TwiTip - Twitter Tips.
Back in 2002 I stumbled upon an article about ‘Blogging’. I didn’t know it at the time but that moment changed my life. Since then I've become a full time blogger and have blogged on over 20 blogs and co-founded the b5media blog network.
You can connect with me via social media sites at Facebook (friend limit reached) - Facebook Fan Page - LinkedIn - Twitter - SU - FriendFeed - Digg
4 Responses to “Podcast interviews ProBlogger at Practical Blogging”
Mike
May 25th, 2006 11:35 am
Nice interview. I think you made an excellent point of exploring blog topics deeper rather than wider. I think we have all made the mistake at some stage of trying to go beyond our level of expertise.
Robyn Tippins
May 25th, 2006 1:30 pm
Mike, I sure have made that mistake as well… It’s much easier to come up with information day after day if it’s something you love. Unfortunately we often learn that one the hard way.
ann michael
May 25th, 2006 9:05 pm
Great interview - it was nice to put a voice with a blog! I loved hearing about how and why you started blogging. I’m only just starting out and I LOVE the fact that I get to hear from people in other parts of the world that are interested in the same topics I am. It a collaborator’s dream come true!
BusinessBlogWire
May 26th, 2006 1:40 pm
3 Blogging Secrets I Learned From Hearing Robyn Tippins Interview Darren Rowse
Robyn Tippins did an approximately fifteen-minute podcast interview of Darren Rowse the other day. (See Darren’s thoughts on the interview.) Darren is a master at blog monetization (see ProBlogger for evidence) and I learned three awesome …
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