Great post. I’ve recently started my own blog (http://blog.linxiting.com) and your website is very usefull. It has a lot of tips to get my blog popular all around the world.

Thank you!

If you’re ripping content from another website, there are tools that automatically check and screen that out.

A guest post should be like any other post on a blog: unique and full of relevant information to the niche of visitors on the website.

I haven’t guest-blogged yet as I’m still building up a critical amount of posts in my online marketing blog, but I should be starting this month.

This information is obvious to me, but I’m sure it will help others out.

Regards,
Omar

We’re actually looking for guest writers at ToMuse.com. So if any of you are interested check out the “Write For Us” page and the requirements/benefits.

Thanks for letting us know how to write a guest post on others’ blogs. Now I feel that I can write one for your blog.

My only concern is when my blog is about trading stocks, how can my guest post be of relevant for your blog. Let me come up with some idea… There may be some case.

For me, I do guest posting to enhance my knowledge related to the nice of the site or blog that I submit my guest post and to save my budget. You don’t have to pay anything to submit your guest post. If you don’t have a health blog but you want to write an article about health, you can submit it to the existing health blog. Maybe it’ll become a starter for you.

I believe that is a guest poster if sincere in writing and target to enhance his/her knowledge and experience, everyone will get benefits and happy with the works =)

Cool stuff there Darren, seen the opposite side today.

Not to sound selfish or something – But I am sure many will have this question at the back of their minds –

Suppose I have a great quality post – but doesnt it make sense that i publish that in my own blog which would attract more people….instead of guest writing for someone else which would get more ppl to their blog (which they already have!)?

I agree that I dont want to give sub standard content when I write for someone else…but how does this help me…Do readers actually keep a note of the guest blogger and go to their original content later on? Wont they just read, forget and move on?

I have just started thinking on the lines of guest blogging and wanted to clarify. Sorry for the long query. Appreciate your help in this.

I think it’s awesome how people in other industries work together. Sites like yours, Copyblogger and the thousands of others that share information for the better of your readers and the industry you share.

Our industry however (Credit Repair) doesn’t seem to matured to that level of professionalism yet. While we think it’s a shady industry ourselves and anybody who reads our content can clearly see our message is different, I can’t even imagine a competitor wanting to be a guest blogger on our site (or allow us to be a guest on theirs).

We’d love to chat with a competitor, or somebody in a lateral market on our blog or theirs, about a topic that is useful– but we’ve had every door slammed in our face. Most of them have a “your my competition” attitude and will not have any of it.

So my question is this: Was there a time when you faced this type of problem. If so how did you break the barriers? I’d really love to hear any experience or advice you may have on this subject..